Shawkut A. Ali, MD
Addiction Medicine7 years in practice
The Emory Clinic Inc
1365 Clifton Rd Ne, Atlanta, GA 30322
(404) 778-7525
Addiction medicine doctors in Atlanta, GA
2 Medicare-enrolled addiction medicine doctors practice in Atlanta. The hospital they most often list is Emory University Hospital. Filter by Medicare acceptance, telehealth or hospital below.
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Addiction medicine doctors2practicing in Atlanta
Accept Medicare100%2 of 2
Offer telehealth100%2 addiction medicine doctors
Typical experience48 yrs0 women, 2 men
Hospitals they work with
Every addiction medicine doctor in Atlanta
Akinlawon Ayeni
Addiction Medicine48 years in practice
1870 The Exchange Se, Suite 20026, Atlanta, GA 30339
(770) 829-7442Hospital affiliations
None listed with Medicare
NPI 1821167149
No addiction medicine doctor here matches those filters.
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Questions about addiction medicine doctors in Atlanta
How many addiction medicine doctors are in Atlanta, GA?
2 Medicare-enrolled addiction medicine doctors practice in Atlanta according to CMS.
Which hospitals do Atlanta addiction medicine doctors work with?
The hospitals Atlanta addiction medicine doctors most often list as an affiliation are Emory University Hospital (1). An affiliation usually means the doctor can treat or admit patients there.
Do these addiction medicine doctors accept Medicare?
All are enrolled in Medicare. 2 of 2 accept Medicare assignment, meaning they take the Medicare-approved amount as full payment for covered services. 2 offer telehealth visits. Confirm with the office before booking, especially if you have Medicare Advantage or private insurance.
What does an addiction medicine doctor do?
Addiction medicine specialists treat alcohol, opioid and other substance use disorders, including medication-assisted treatment.
Listings come from the CMS Doctors and Clinicians national file: clinicians enrolled in Medicare whose primary specialty is addiction medicine, at the practice addresses CMS lists in Atlanta. Hospital affiliations are the hospitals each clinician reports to Medicare. Details change; confirm with the practice before you visit. About the data.