Endocrinology in Washington, DC

There are 18 Endocrinology clinicians in Washington, DC in Medicare’s data, ranked by the number of Medicare services they provide.

Endocrinology clinicians in Washington

Clinician	Experience	Telehealth	Medicare patients	Assignment
Abbas Motazedi, MD	52 yrs	Yes	559	Accepts
Adline Ghazi, M.D.	22 yrs	Yes	551	Accepts
Mark Sklar, M.D.	—	—	335	Accepts
Rohit Jain, MD	19 yrs	Yes	244	Accepts
Neelam Baral, MBBS	14 yrs	Yes	327	Accepts
Nadine El Asmar, M.D	17 yrs	Yes	222	Accepts
Jerold Share, M.D.	—	—	160	Accepts
Rasha Haykal, M.D.	15 yrs	Yes	173	Accepts
Chelsey Baldwin, MD	12 yrs	Yes	160	Accepts
Gurdeep Singh, MD	19 yrs	Yes	249	Accepts
Kenneth Burman, MD	56 yrs	Yes	206	Accepts
Diala El-Maouche, MD, MS	19 yrs	—	203	Accepts
Michael Porter, DO	8 yrs	Yes	108	Accepts
Michael West, M.D., PH.D.	23 yrs	—	146	Accepts
Vijaya Ganta, MD	38 yrs	—	90	Accepts
Jacqueline Jonklaas	33 yrs	Yes	109	Accepts
Anteneh Zenebe, M.D	28 yrs	—	87	Accepts
Wolali Odonkor, MD	34 yrs	Yes	90	Accepts

What the columns mean

Experience — years since the clinician’s medical-school graduation (when known).
Telehealth — the clinician reported providing telehealth (video/phone) visits.
Medicare patients — distinct Original-Medicare beneficiaries in the latest year; a volume signal, not a quality rating.
Assignment — “Accepts” means they accept the Medicare-approved amount as full payment (lower out-of-pocket for Medicare patients).

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Source: CMS Medicare Physician & Other Practitioners and the Doctors & Clinicians National Downloadable File (most recent release). Counts reflect Original Medicare activity only and are not a measure of quality. “Medicare allows” is the Medicare fee schedule amount — not what an insured or cash patient pays; for patient prices see the linked procedure pages. Always confirm a clinician’s current details with their office.