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Healthcare Providers in Alabama

Find doctors, hospitals, and clinics in Alabama from the official NPPES NPI Registry. We found 183 providers in this listing.

183 Providers Found Data from NPPES NPI Registry Updated 2026
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JUAN CALIX

Internal Medicine, Infectious Disease

📍1717 6TH AVE S, BIRMINGHAM, AL, 35233

📞 800-822-8816

NPI: 1598170110

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Individual (NPI-1) Active

MARIA ALEJANDRA CARAVEDO MARTINEZ M.D

Internal Medicine, Infectious Disease

📍123 ANA DR, FLORENCE, AL, 35630

📞 256-349-2533

NPI: 1801242276

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STEFANIA CARMONA MD

Internal Medicine, Infectious Disease

📍619 19TH ST S, BIRMINGHAM, AL, 35233

📞 205-934-4011

NPI: 1124525134

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Individual (NPI-1) Active

RAYEN-AYOUB CHAKRA

Internal Medicine, Infectious Disease

📍3124 W MAIN ST STE 3, DOTHAN, AL, 36305

📞 334-803-8552

NPI: 1033608765

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Organization (NPI-2) Active

CLUSTER CONSULT PLLC

Internal Medicine, Infectious Disease

📍3502 STIRLING ST, WICHITA FALLS, TX, 76310

📞 888-212-4243

NPI: 1528692134

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CHARLES G COBBS MD

Internal Medicine, Infectious Disease

📍619 19TH STREET SOUTH, BIRMINGHAM, AL, 35233

📞 205-934-6600

NPI: 1265475990

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LILY COLPITTS MD

Internal Medicine, Infectious Disease

📍2001 CRYSTAL SPRING AVE SW STE 301, ROANOKE, VA, 24014

📞 540-853-0100

NPI: 1831584556

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ELIZABETH WOOD COVINGTON PharmD

Pharmacist, Infectious Diseases

📍2000 PEPPERELL PKWY, OPELIKA, AL, 36801

📞 334-844-7138

NPI: 1720472715

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Individual (NPI-1) Active

JOSEPH CREEL

Internal Medicine, Infectious Disease

📍4704 CAHABA RIVER RD STE 101-D, BIRMINGHAM, AL, 35243

📞 057-392-2662

NPI: 1053974402

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Individual (NPI-1) Active

PIA MARIE CUMAGUN

Internal Medicine, Infectious Disease

📍1717 6TH AVE S, BIRMINGHAM, AL, 35233

📞 800-822-8816

NPI: 1215384300

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DANIELA FATIMA DE LIMA CORVINO M.D.

Internal Medicine, Infectious Disease

📍619 19TH ST S, BIRMINGHAM, AL, 35249

📞 205-934-4011

NPI: 1851771950

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Organization (NPI-2) Active

DECATUR GENERAL HOSPITAL

Internal Medicine, Infectious Disease

📍1215 7TH STREET SE, DECATUR, AL, 35601

📞 256-350-1862

NPI: 1164626099

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DECATUR MORGAN INFECTIOUS DISEASES & TRAVEL MEDICINE

Internal Medicine, Infectious Disease

📍1215 7TH ST SE, DECATUR, AL, 35601

📞 256-350-1862

NPI: 1306266366

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DENNIS G DELGADO MD

Internal Medicine, Infectious Disease

📍619 19TH STREET SOUTH, BIRMINGHAM, AL, 35255

📞 205-934-4011

NPI: 1184650152

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Individual (NPI-1) Active

JODIE ANN DIONNE MD

Internal Medicine, Infectious Disease

📍703 19TH ST S BLDG 206, BIRMINGHAM, AL, 35233

📞 205-975-6530

NPI: 1003090986

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Providers Listed 183
Cities Found 20
State Alabama
Source NPPES NPI Registry

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Healthcare in Alabama

Alabama's healthcare system serves a population of roughly 5 million residents across a mix of urban centers and rural communities. The state is home to major academic medical institutions, including the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) Health System, consistently ranked among the top hospitals in the nation for specialties such as cancer care, cardiology, and neurology. The Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) oversees statewide public health initiatives, including immunization programs, maternal and child health services, and chronic disease prevention.

Rural healthcare access remains one of Alabama's most pressing challenges. Many counties in the Black Belt region are designated as Health Professional Shortage Areas (HPSAs), meaning residents must travel significant distances to reach primary care providers. To address this, the state has expanded telehealth services and incentivized physicians to practice in underserved communities through loan repayment programs.

Alabama has a higher-than-average prevalence of chronic conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, and obesity. According to the CDC, Alabama consistently ranks among the top states for adult obesity rates, driving demand for preventive care and specialist services. The state Medicaid program, Medicaid Alabama, covers low-income adults, children, pregnant women, and people with disabilities, while the federally facilitated marketplace offers plans through the ACA Health Insurance Marketplace.

For those seeking licensed providers, the Alabama Board of Medical Examiners (albme.org) maintains a public license verification database. The NPPES NPI Registry, which powers this directory, is the most comprehensive source for locating active healthcare providers across the state.

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