Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery in Washington, DC

There are 20 Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery clinicians in Washington, DC in Medicare’s data, ranked by the number of Medicare services they provide.

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery clinicians in Washington

ClinicianExperienceTelehealthMedicare patientsAssignment
Christopher Attinger45 yrs—346Accepts
Richard Youn, MD10 yrs—250Accepts
Karen Evans, M.D.27 yrs—200Accepts
Laura Tom, MD15 yrsYes156Accepts
Rex Hung, M.D.13 yrsYes156Accepts
Rajiv Parikh, M.D.14 yrs—101Accepts
Kenneth Fan, M.D.14 yrsYes109Accepts
Grant Kleiber, MD18 yrs—155Accepts
Praful Ramineni, M.D.24 yrs—119Accepts
Steven Davison, M.D.34 yrs—92Accepts
Kelly Johnson-Arbor, M.D.25 yrs—35Accepts
Bharat Ranganath, M.D.14 yrs—52Accepts
Erin Rada, M.D.17 yrs—67Accepts
Jessica Wang, MD9 yrs—67Accepts
Stephen Baker33 yrsYes78Accepts
Sean Wallace, M.D.12 yrs—45Accepts
Brian Chang, MD8 yrsYes24Accepts
Henry Paul, MD42 yrs—28Accepts
Wendy Chen, MD18 yrsYes28Accepts
Rafael Convit, M.D.46 yrs—13Accepts
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.