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About this NPIWhat this record shows.
NPI 1043507734 is registered to Infectious Diseases Associates Of Rhode Island, a healthcare organisation classified as "Infectious Disease" and located at 115 Cass Avenue - 3rd Floor, C/O Landmark Medical in Woonsocket, Rhode Island. The organisation's authorised official is Glenn Fort. The organisation has been enumerated in the NPI registry since 2011.
Provider type
Organisation (Type 2)
Status
Active
Enumerated
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This provider holds a Medicare enrollment on file with the Provider Enrollment, Chain and Ownership System (PECOS). Each enrollment carries a public Medicare Enrollment ID (ENRLMT_ID) used by billers and intermediaries.
The National Plan and Provider Enumeration System (NPPES) registry does not include commercial insurance network data, so we cannot show which plans Infectious Diseases Associates Of Rhode Island accepts. To confirm in-network status with your specific health plan, contact Infectious Diseases Associates Of Rhode Island directly at (401) 769-4100.
Frequently asked
Yes. NPI 1043507734 is registered as Active in the CMS NPPES public registry and passes the Luhn check-digit validation that all 10-digit NPIs use.
Infectious Disease 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 (401) 769-4100.
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. Infectious Diseases Associates Of Rhode Island is a Type-2 organisational NPI.
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