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Healthcare Providers in Washington, DC

Browse 51,491 providers in the Washington area with profile links, office locations, directions, and contact details from public provider records.

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51,491

providers in Washington, DC

SpecialtyAll healthcare
UpdatedJune 17, 2026
SourcePublic records

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About healthcare providers in Washington, DC

Healthcare providers in Washington, DC serve a diverse population with needs that span preventive care, chronic disease management, mental health support, dental and vision care, and specialty consultations. Our directory lists 51,491 providers practicing in and around Washington, sourced from publicly available provider records. Washington residents can use this page to browse providers by specialty, review their credentials, and find contact information to schedule an appointment. For routine check-ups and common illnesses, a primary care physician is often the right starting point; for specific conditions, a specialist with focused training can provide more targeted care. Whether you are choosing a new doctor, looking for a therapist, or comparing specialists, the providers listed here represent the healthcare community in District of Columbia and are a starting point for finding care close to home.

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NASH REDWOOD

Technologists, Technicians & Other Technical Service Providers - Health Information Specialist/Technologist

1650 17TH ST NW, Washington, DC 200092434
2028815457
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More about healthcare in Washington, DC

What to expect at your visit

A first visit with a provider in Washington, DC typically includes a review of your medical history, a focused exam, and a discussion of next steps. Bring a list of medications, prior test results, and questions for the provider so you get the most out of your appointment.

Common conditions and services

provider in Washington, DC commonly evaluate and treat a wide range of conditions. Use this directory to find a provider whose training matches your specific health needs, and call ahead to confirm they are accepting new patients and in-network for your insurance plan.

Insurance and cost considerations

Health insurance coverage for provider services in Washington, DC varies by plan. Most employer-sponsored PPO and HMO plans, Affordable Care Act marketplace plans, Medicare, and Medicaid cover medically necessary provider visits, although copays, deductibles, and coinsurance can differ significantly. Many District of Columbia residents choose a higher-premium plan with lower out-of-pocket costs if they expect to see a provider frequently, while healthier individuals often select a lower-premium plan with a higher deductible. Office visit copays for provider appointments typically range from $20 to $50 with insurance, and preventive services are often covered at 100% under ACA-compliant plans. Without insurance, a new patient provider visit in District of Columbia can range from approximately $100 to $300, and follow-up visits are usually lower. Always confirm coverage, prior authorization requirements, and expected out-of-pocket cost with your insurance carrier before scheduling, and ask the provider's billing team for a written estimate when significant procedures are recommended.

How to verify a provider is in-network

To verify that a provider in Washington, DC is in-network for your specific health plan, follow these steps. First, locate the provider's NPI in this directory and confirm that their name, address, and specialty match the information in your insurance carrier's online provider search. Second, call the provider's office directly and give them your plan name and member ID number; the billing team can run an eligibility check and tell you whether they are in-network as of the current date. Third, call the member services number on the back of your insurance card and ask the representative to confirm the provider's network status for your plan type (PPO, HMO, EPO, POS, etc.). For District of Columbia marketplace plans, network participation can change mid-year, so re-verifying before scheduling is always wise. Keep in mind that being in-network usually means lower copays and coinsurance, while out-of-network visits are often subject to a separate deductible and higher out-of-pocket maximum. If a provider is not in-network, you can ask whether they offer a self-pay discount or a prompt-pay rate, or whether they will submit a single-case agreement on your behalf.

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How to find a healthcare provider in Washington, DC

Finding the right healthcare provider in Washington starts with identifying the type of care you need. For routine check-ups and common illnesses, a primary care physician is a good first stop. For specific conditions, a specialist with training in that area can provide more targeted care. Our directory lets you browse providers in Washington, DC by specialty, view their credentials, and find contact information to schedule an appointment. You can also filter by city neighborhood, accepted insurance, and languages spoken if those details are available in the provider profile.

Understanding provider credentials in District of Columbia

Healthcare providers in District of Columbia hold licenses issued by state professional boards, and many are also board-certified in their specialty. Board certification means a provider has completed additional training and passed examinations in their area of practice. The providers listed in this directory are sourced from the National Provider Identifier (NPI) registry, which is maintained by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. The NPI is a unique 10-digit identifier assigned to every covered provider, and it is a reliable way to verify a provider's basic information.

Tips for choosing a provider in Washington, DC

When choosing a provider in Washington, consider whether the practice is in-network for your insurance plan, the location and hours of the office, and whether the provider is currently accepting new patients. Reading patient reviews and asking friends or family in Washington, DC for recommendations can also help. If you have a specific health concern, look for a provider with experience treating that condition, and do not hesitate to ask questions during your first visit. Pay attention to communication style: a provider who listens carefully, explains things clearly, and respects your preferences is usually a better long-term fit.

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