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Infectious Disease Doctors in Louisville, KY

Find and compare 50 infectious disease doctors in Louisville, Kentucky — locations, phone numbers and full profiles.

A subspecialty of internists in Louisville, KY.

Listed here
50

What a visit here costs on Medicare

First visit as a new patient
$123 · your share about $31
Follow-up visit
$94 · your share about $23

The median of CMS's commonest Medicare amount across this city's 29 ZIP codes, and the coinsurance a Medicare patient pays after the deductible. Medicare's rate for this area and specialty — not a quote from any practice here, and not a commercial or cash price.

Median years practising
18 across 50 listed
Median years since graduation
20 34 with a CMS graduation year
Offer telehealth
20% 10 of 50 listed
Accept Medicare assignment
68% 34 of 50 listed

Infectious Disease Doctors in Louisville, KY

Languages spoken here: Hindi 3Polish 3Spanish 2Urdu 2 (plan-listed)

Infectious Disease Doctors in Louisville, KY: what they do, when to see one, how to choose

50 infectious disease doctors are listed in Louisville, KY; the median has held a National Provider Identifier for 18 years. The practices with the most infectious disease doctors here are University of Louisville Physicians Inc (18), Community Medical Associates Inc (14), University of Louisville Research Foundation Inc (8). Most hospital affiliations are with Uofl Health - Jewish Hospital, Norton Hospital / Norton Healthcare Pavilion / Nor, University of Louisville Hospital. 68% are recorded as accepting Medicare assignment and 20% as offering telehealth.

Also searched as: infectious disease specialist · ID doctor · HIV doctor · travel medicine.

What infectious disease doctors do

An infectious disease physician is an internist with fellowship training in infections: HIV, hepatitis, tuberculosis, sexually transmitted infections, bone and joint infections, complicated or resistant infections, fevers of unknown origin, travel medicine and immunisation, and infection control in hospitals.

When to see an infectious disease doctor

For HIV or hepatitis care, recurrent or resistant infections, an infection that is not responding to treatment, fever without a clear cause, infections around implants or after surgery, pre-travel advice for complex itineraries, or when a hospital physician consults one for you.

How to choose one in Louisville, KY

Ask the physician's focus (HIV, hepatitis, general ID, travel), whether they offer PrEP and sexual-health services if that is what you need, telehealth, and insurance. Board certification is through ABIM (infectious disease). The directory shows practice locations, affiliations and Medicare participation.

What the records here can and can't tell you

Infectious disease physicians bill Medicare widely; affiliations and groups are well populated. For STI testing and treatment specifically, the STD testing location pages on this site list clinics by place; this directory lists the physicians.

Editorial copy reviewed August 19, 2026; the figures in the lead paragraph are this page's own, from CMS and NPPES records.

Conditions infectious disease doctors treat

Guides to the conditions an editor has mapped to this specialty. Reading one first is often the cheaper move: it says what the condition is, how it is tested for and what treatment looks like, before anyone books an appointment.

Hospitals infectious disease doctors in Louisville, KY are affiliated with

Where this page's infectious disease doctors hold hospital affiliations — the hospitals most of them work with, most-affiliated first.

About this data

Every profile on this page is assembled from official U.S. public records — the CMS National Plan & Provider Enumeration System (NPPES) and Medicare provider files — matched by exact National Provider Identifier. Specialty comes from each clinician's own NUCC taxonomy. A listing reproduces that public record; it is not a rating, an endorsement, a licensure check, or a statement that a clinician is accepting new patients.

How to choose infectious disease doctors in Louisville, KY

  • 1 Confirm the clinician's licence is current with the Kentucky licensing board for this profession — publication here is not a licensure check.
  • 2 Verify board certification through ABMS Certification Matters.
  • 3 Call the practice to confirm they are accepting new patients and accept your insurance — this directory holds neither.
  • 4 Ask whether telehealth is offered if you'd prefer a remote visit.
  • 5 Ask about language support and accessibility before you book.

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Common questions

How many infectious disease doctors are listed in Louisville, Kentucky?
50 infectious disease doctors are listed in Louisville, Kentucky, each with a full profile: locations, phone, licences and specialty.
Which practices have the most infectious disease doctors in Louisville, Kentucky?
University of Louisville Physicians Inc (18), Community Medical Associates Inc (14), and University of Louisville Research Foundation Inc (8) — by how many of this page's infectious disease doctors work with each. Call the practice to ask which locations a specific clinician sees patients at.
Which hospitals are infectious disease doctors in Louisville, Kentucky affiliated with?
Uofl Health - Jewish Hospital (17), Norton Hospital / Norton Healthcare Pavilion / Nor (13), and University of Louisville Hospital (12) — the hospitals most of this page's infectious disease doctors are affiliated with. Ask the practice where a specific clinician admits today.
How experienced are the infectious disease doctors in Louisville, Kentucky?
The median infectious disease doctor listed in Louisville, Kentucky has held a National Provider Identifier for 18 years; among the 34 with a CMS graduation year on file, the median is 20 years since graduation. Years on a registry are not a measure of quality.
How many infectious disease doctors in Louisville, Kentucky accept Medicare assignment?
CMS records list 34 of the 50 infectious disease doctors listed here as accepting Medicare assignment, and 10 as offering telehealth. This says nothing about private insurance or new-patient status — confirm with the practice.
How do I choose an infectious disease doctor in Louisville, Kentucky?
Open a profile to see the clinician's specialty, practice locations, state licences, and — where Medicare data exists — what they treat and prescribe. Then call the office to confirm insurance, availability, and new-patient status.
Are these infectious disease doctors accepting new patients?
The public records this directory is built from do not state new-patient status. Each profile lists the practice phone so you can confirm directly.
Where does this information come from?
Every profile is compiled from the CMS National Provider Identifier registry (NPPES) and CMS Medicare public files. It is not a rating or an endorsement.