Obesity Medicine (Family Medicine) Physician
A physician who specializes in the treatment of obesity demonstrates competency in and a thorough understanding of the treatment of obesity and the genetic, biologic, environmental, social, and behavioral factors that contribute to obesity. The obesity medicine physician employs therapeutic interventions including diet, physical activity, behavioral change, and pharmacotherapy. The obesity medicine physician utilizes a comprehensive approach, and may include additional resources such as dietitians, exercise physiologists, mental health professionals and bariatric surgeons as indicated to achieve optimal results. Additionally, the obesity medicine physician maintains competency in providing pre- peri- and post-surgical care of bariatric surgery patients, promotes the prevention of obesity, and advocates for those who suffer from obesity.
Source: NUCC Health Care Provider Taxonomy, version 25.1 · Classification: Family Medicine · Specialization: Obesity Medicine · Section: Individual
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207QA0401XAdolescent Medicine (Family Medicine) Physician207QA0000XAdult Medicine Physician207QA0505XDiabetology (Family Medicine) Physician207QD0401XFamily Medicine Physician207Q00000XGeriatric Medicine (Family Medicine) Physician207QG0300XHospice and Palliative Medicine (Family Medicine) Physician207QH0002XPhysician Nutrition Specialist (Family Medicine)207QP0002XAbout taxonomy 207QB0002X
What does taxonomy code 207QB0002X mean?
207QB0002X is the NUCC taxonomy code for Obesity Medicine (Family Medicine) Physician. The prefix 20 denotes the Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians grouping, 7Q the Family Medicine classification, and B0002 identifies the Obesity Medicine specialization.
How many Obesity Medicine (Family Medicine) Physician providers have an NPI?
NPIFinder currently indexes 6 providers who list 207QB0002X on their NPI record, 1 of them as their primary taxonomy. Florida, Arizona, California have the most.
Is a taxonomy code the same as board certification?
No. Taxonomy codes are self-reported when a provider applies for an NPI and are not verified by a licensing or certifying board. Check the state license number on the provider profile for licensing status.
How do I find a Obesity Medicine (Family Medicine) Physician near me?
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