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About this NPIWhat this record shows.
NPI 1033682216 is registered to Nathan Connolly Cota, a Occupational Therapy Assistant practising at 70 Columbus Cir in Athens, Ohio. Occupational Therapy Assistant is a recognised medical specialty under the National Uniform Claim Committee (NUCC) taxonomy. Nathan Connolly Cota has been enumerated in the National Provider Identifier (NPI) registry since 2019.
Provider type
Individual (Type 1)
Status
Active
Enumerated
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Additional identifiers this provider has registered with NPPES. Used by medical billers, credentialers, and insurance verifiers to cross-reference claims and enrollments.
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003940OH· Issued by OHIO OT PT AT BOARD
Source: NPPES public registry.
Insurance & acceptsHow to confirm coverage.
The National Plan and Provider Enumeration System (NPPES) registry does not include commercial insurance network data, so we cannot show which plans Nathan Connolly Cota accepts. To confirm in-network status with your specific health plan, contact Nathan Connolly Cota directly at (740) 592-1000.
Frequently asked
Yes. NPI 1033682216 is registered as Active in the CMS NPPES public registry and passes the Luhn check-digit validation that all 10-digit NPIs use.
Occupational Therapy Assistant is a recognised medical specialty under the National Uniform Claim Committee (NUCC) taxonomy.
The CMS NPPES Public Registry at npiregistry.cms.hhs.gov is the authoritative source. FindMyNPI mirrors this dataset and refreshes monthly. For real-time verification, you can also call the provider's office at (740) 592-1000.
An individual healthcare provider has a single Type-1 NPI for life. Organisations can hold separate Type-2 NPIs per location, specialty, or sub-entity. Nathan Connolly Cota is a Type-1 individual NPI.
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