Ophthalmology Doctors in Arizona

The Doctor Directory lists 1 ophthalmology doctor whose primary practice location in the NPPES NPI Registry is in Arizona, across 1 city. Each profile shows the doctor's name, credential, specialty taxonomy, practice city and NPI number. This directory does not rate or rank doctors.

Which ophthalmology doctors are listed in Arizona?

Dr. David Abbott
Ophthalmology

How many ophthalmology doctors are listed in Arizona?

The Doctor Directory lists 1 ophthalmology doctor whose primary practice location in the NPI Registry is in Arizona: 1 MD. The practice cities on record are led by Phoenix (1). Ophthalmology makes up 0.3% of the 317 Arizona profiles in the directory, which lists 2,122 ophthalmology doctors nationwide.

Ophthalmology doctors listed in Arizona1
Credentials on the NPI record1 MD
Practice cities on record1
All Arizona doctor profiles in the directory317
Ophthalmology profiles in the directory nationwide2,122

Counts are computed from the NPPES NPI Registry fields stored for the 72,892 doctor profiles in this directory (built 2026-10-08). They describe this directory only, not every clinician licensed in the state. Source: NPPES NPI Registry (CMS).

How do I check an ophthalmology doctor's license in Arizona?

Search the doctor's name in the Arizona Medical Board license lookup to confirm an active license and see any public disciplinary actions. Then enter the NPI number from the doctor's profile in the NPPES NPI Registry to confirm the credential, specialty taxonomy and practice address on file. Board certification in Ophthalmology is checked separately through the certifying board, for example the ABMS Certification Matters search.

What should I check before choosing an ophthalmology doctor?

Before you book an ophthalmology doctor, check whether the practice is in your health plan's network (call the number on your insurance card), whether your plan needs a referral from a primary care doctor, the doctor's license status through the Arizona Medical Board, and board certification through the ABMS Certification Matters search. If you have Medicare, Medicare's Care Compare tool lets you search doctors and clinicians enrolled in Medicare. The Doctor Directory does not rate or rank doctors and does not give medical advice, so ask your own doctor which kind of specialist you need.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many ophthalmology doctors are listed in Arizona?

The Doctor Directory lists 1 ophthalmology doctor whose primary practice location in the NPI Registry is in Arizona: 1 MD. The practice cities on record are led by Phoenix (1). Ophthalmology makes up 0.3% of the 317 Arizona profiles in the directory, which lists 2,122 ophthalmology doctors nationwide.

How do I check an ophthalmology doctor's license in Arizona?

Search the doctor's name in the Arizona Medical Board license lookup to confirm an active license and see any public disciplinary actions. Then enter the NPI number from the doctor's profile in the NPPES NPI Registry to confirm the credential, specialty taxonomy and practice address on file. Board certification in Ophthalmology is checked separately through the certifying board, for example the ABMS Certification Matters search.

Does The Doctor Directory rank ophthalmology doctors in Arizona?

No. Listings are built only from NPI Registry fields (name, credential, NPI number, specialty taxonomy and practice city), and doctors are shown in alphabetical order. The Doctor Directory shows no star scores, review counts or "top doctor" labels, because it has no verified source for them. Use the license lookup and board certification search to check a doctor, and ask your own doctor for a referral.

Is it free to contact an ophthalmology doctor in Arizona through The Doctor Directory?

Yes. Searching, viewing profiles and sending a consultation request are free for patients. The request goes through the form on the doctor's profile, and the practice decides whether it can schedule you. The Doctor Directory is a listing service and does not provide medical care or medical advice, so call 911 or go to an emergency room for urgent symptoms.