Hospitalist Doctors That Accept Medicare
23,980 Medicare-enrolled clinicians nationwide
Does Original Medicare cover hospitalist?
Original Medicare (Part B) generally covers medically necessary services from this specialty when ordered or performed by a Medicare-enrolled provider — you'll typically owe your Part B deductible and 20% coinsurance. Coverage details vary by service, so ask the office to confirm what's billable to Medicare before your visit.
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Hospitalist Clinicians by State
- CA California 2,526
- NY New York 1,810
- FL Florida 1,402
- IL Illinois 1,351
- PA Pennsylvania 1,345
- TX Texas 1,207
- NC North Carolina 1,064
- OH Ohio 849
- WA Washington 842
- VA Virginia 830
- GA Georgia 821
- WI Wisconsin 755
- MA Massachusetts 732
- MO Missouri 716
- CO Colorado 616
- MD Maryland 567
- IN Indiana 539
- AZ Arizona 443
- SC South Carolina 420
- OR Oregon 398
- CT Connecticut 388
- NJ New Jersey 376
- TN Tennessee 369
- MI Michigan 366
- KS Kansas 347
- MN Minnesota 346
- KY Kentucky 330
- IA Iowa 316
- OK Oklahoma 282
- LA Louisiana 243
- NE Nebraska 235
- UT Utah 234
- ME Maine 201
- AL Alabama 191
- HI Hawaii 175
- ND North Dakota 160
- DC District of Columbia 152
- MS Mississippi 140
- WV West Virginia 137
- NV Nevada 135
- ID Idaho 128
- MT Montana 112
- SD South Dakota 104
- NH New Hampshire 96
- NM New Mexico 90
- AK Alaska 75
- AR Arkansas 58
- DE Delaware 57
- VT Vermont 50
- WY Wyoming 30
- RI Rhode Island 17
- GU Guam 7
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