Mark Stevens, M.D.
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- NPI Number
- 1760499669
- Provider Type
- Individual Practitioner
- Credential
- M.D.
- Primary Specialty
- Family Medicine - Addiction Medicine
- License Number
- 0101257868
- Practice Address
- 10706 Wynkoop DR
- City, State ZIP
- Great Falls, VA 22066
- Phone
- (703) 282-9468
- Last Updated
- June 8, 2026
- Source
- Publicly available data
Mark Stevens, M.D. is a family medicine - addiction medicine provider located in Great Falls, VA. They offer family medicine - addiction medicine services to patients in the Great Falls area.
As a family medicine - addiction medicine provider in Great Falls, this clinician evaluates and treats patients for a range of common conditions seen in Great Falls and throughout VA.
The practice is located at 10706 Wynkoop DR, Great Falls, VA 22066. Patients can call 7032829468 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 patients typically see a family medicine provider for annual physicals, vaccinations, sick visits, sports and school physicals, chronic disease management (such as diabetes or high blood pressure), and routine screenings.
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 VA.
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 family medicine - addiction medicine care in Great Falls, VA.
What a Family Medicine - Addiction Medicine provider does
Family medicine providers care for patients of all ages — from infants to seniors. They provide preventive care, treat acute illnesses, manage chronic conditions, and serve as a first point of contact for most health concerns. Many family practitioners also offer pediatric care, women’s health services, and minor in-office procedures.
Common conditions treated
Family medicine providers treat a wide range of conditions including high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, asthma, allergies, sinus and ear infections, sprains and strains, urinary tract infections, depression, and anxiety. They also provide well-child exams and adult physicals.
Common reasons to schedule a visit
Patients typically see a family medicine provider for annual physicals, vaccinations, sick visits, sports and school physicals, chronic disease management (such as diabetes or high blood pressure), and routine screenings.
What to expect during a visit
A typical family medicine visit includes a review of your health history, vitals, an age-appropriate examination, and time to discuss any concerns. Your provider may order lab work, recommend vaccines, or suggest follow-up appointments.
Insurance coverage considerations
Most health insurance plans cover preventive services at no cost when you see an in-network provider. Use our quote tool to compare plans and confirm this provider is in your network.
How to choose the right family medicine - addiction medicine provider in Great Falls
A good family medicine provider offers continuity of care across every life stage, from childhood immunizations to senior screenings. Consider their office location, after-hours availability, and whether they treat every member of your household.
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Common questions about Mark Stevens, M.D. in Great Falls, VA.
How do I make an appointment with Mark Stevens, M.D.?
Call Mark Stevens, M.D. directly at their Great Falls 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 Mark Stevens, 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 VA.
What are the office hours for Mark Stevens, M.D. in Great Falls?
Office hours for Mark Stevens, M.D. in Great Falls are not currently published. Call the practice directly to confirm hours before your visit.
Is parking available at Mark Stevens, M.D.'s Great Falls location?
Most provider offices in Great Falls offer on-site or nearby street parking. Call Mark Stevens, M.D. in Great Falls ahead of time to confirm parking options and accessibility accommodations.
Does Mark Stevens, M.D. offer telehealth?
Many family medicine - addiction medicine providers in VA now offer telehealth visits for follow-ups, medication management, and routine consultations. Call Mark Stevens, M.D. to ask whether a telehealth visit is appropriate for your needs.
What ages of patients does Mark Stevens, M.D. see?
Family medicine providers typically see patients from infants through older adults. Call Mark Stevens, M.D. in Great Falls to confirm the age range currently accepted.
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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.