James Tyson, M.D.
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- NPI Number
- 1568669265
- Provider Type
- Individual Practitioner
- Credential
- M.D.
- Primary Specialty
- Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians - Nuclear Medicine Physician
- License Number
- 24603
- Practice Address
- 2709 W Placita Mesa Alta
- City, State ZIP
- Tucson, AZ 85742
- Phone
- (520) 531-8362
- Last Updated
- June 8, 2026
- Source
- Publicly available data
James Tyson, M.D. is a nuclear medicine physician provider located in Tucson, AZ. They offer nuclear medicine physician services to patients in the Tucson area.
As a nuclear medicine physician provider in Tucson, this clinician evaluates and treats patients for a range of common conditions seen in Tucson and throughout AZ.
The practice is located at 2709 W Placita Mesa Alta, Tucson, AZ 85742. Patients can call 5205318362 to schedule an appointment or use the directions link above to find the office from anywhere in the area.
Patients typically visit this provider for common reasons to schedule a visit include annual checkups, new or worsening symptoms, medication refills, lab work, preventive screenings, chronic condition management, and second opinions.
If you plan to see this provider, it is a good idea to confirm that the practice accepts your insurance and is in-network before scheduling. Coverage details vary by plan, and our quote tool can help you compare options in AZ.
This profile was last verified on June 8, 2026. Provider information is sourced from publicly available data and may not reflect recent changes. Please confirm details directly with the practice before scheduling.
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A patient’s guide to nuclear medicine physician care in Tucson, AZ.
What a Nuclear Medicine Physician provider does
Healthcare providers diagnose, treat, and help prevent illness and injury. They work with patients to manage ongoing conditions, interpret test results, prescribe medications when appropriate, and coordinate care with other specialists. Most providers accept both insured and self-pay patients, and many offer telehealth visits for routine concerns.
Common conditions treated
Common conditions evaluated include high blood pressure, diabetes, respiratory infections, allergies, skin conditions, digestive complaints, headaches, and musculoskeletal pain. Providers also handle preventive screenings and routine lab work.
Common reasons to schedule a visit
Common reasons to schedule a visit include annual checkups, new or worsening symptoms, medication refills, lab work, preventive screenings, chronic condition management, and second opinions.
What to expect during a visit
During a typical visit, the provider will review your medical history, ask about current concerns, perform a relevant examination, and recommend next steps such as lifestyle changes, prescriptions, additional testing, or specialist referrals. Bring a list of current medications, recent test results, and questions you would like answered.
Insurance coverage considerations
Most major insurance plans cover preventive care and medically necessary visits, but copays, deductibles, and network restrictions vary. Contact your insurance carrier or use our quote tool to confirm a provider is in-network before scheduling.
How to choose the right nuclear medicine physician provider in Tucson
When choosing a healthcare provider, look for board certification, convenient location and hours, accepted insurance plans, and a communication style that fits your preferences. Patient reviews and hospital affiliations can also help you make a confident decision.
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Common questions about James Tyson, M.D. in Tucson, AZ.
How do I make an appointment with James Tyson, M.D.?
Call James Tyson, M.D. directly at their Tucson office to schedule a visit. You can also use the contact form on this page to send a message and the practice will respond.
Does James Tyson, M.D. accept insurance?
Provider insurance information is not included in the public NPI registry data that powers this directory. Contact the office directly to ask whether they accept your specific insurance plan. You can also use our quote tool to find health plans in AZ.
What are the office hours for James Tyson, M.D. in Tucson?
Office hours for James Tyson, M.D. in Tucson are not currently published. Call the practice directly to confirm hours before your visit.
Is parking available at James Tyson, M.D.'s Tucson location?
Most provider offices in Tucson offer on-site or nearby street parking. Call James Tyson, M.D. in Tucson ahead of time to confirm parking options and accessibility accommodations.
Does James Tyson, M.D. accept walk-in appointments?
Walk-in availability for nuclear medicine physician providers varies by location and day. Call ahead to confirm same-day availability before visiting.
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Claim ProfileData is sourced from publicly available records. Public records do not confirm active license status, quality of care, insurance acceptance, or network participation. Please verify details directly with the provider before scheduling. Last updated June 8, 2026.