Hand, foot, and mouth disease — providers who treat it
Also called: HFMD.
Hand, foot, and mouth disease: what providers write
No provider has written about hand, foot, and mouth disease here yet.
Are you a clinician? Write about hand, foot, and mouth disease
Who commonly handles hand, foot, and mouth disease
- PediatricsRoutinely within this specialty
- Family MedicineFrequently managed
- Nurse Practitioner - FamilyFrequently managed
- Nurse Practitioner - PediatricsFrequently managed
Find providers by state and city
No city has enough eligible providers yet — providers add this when they claim their profile. Meanwhile, the specialists who handle it practice here:
- Pediatricians in Philadelphia, PA (1,107)
- Pediatricians in Chicago, IL (1,047)
- Pediatricians in New York, NY (987)
- Pediatricians in Houston, TX (945)
- Family practice providers in Chicago, IL (905)
- Pediatricians in Los Angeles, CA (811)
- Family practice providers in Houston, TX (736)
- Family doctors in Chicago, IL (708)
- Pediatricians in Boston, MA (690)
- Pediatricians in Brooklyn, NY (677)
- Nurse practitioner — pediatrics providers in Philadelphia, PA (598)
- Family practice providers in Seattle, WA (556)
- Nurse practitioner — pediatrics providers in Boston, MA (539)
- Pediatricians in Bronx, NY (531)
- Pediatricians in Seattle, WA (527)
- Family practice providers in San Diego, CA (523)
- Pediatricians in Washington, DC (517)
- Family practice providers in Los Angeles, CA (517)
- Pediatricians in Saint Louis, MO (508)
- Family practice providers in San Antonio, TX (495)
- Pediatricians in Atlanta, GA (491)
- Family practice providers in Philadelphia, PA (469)
- Pediatricians in Baltimore, MD (451)
- Pediatricians in Columbus, OH (449)
- Family doctors in Houston, TX (444)
- Pediatricians in San Francisco, CA (443)
- Pediatricians in Cincinnati, OH (442)
- Pediatricians in San Diego, CA (439)
- Family practice providers in New York, NY (434)
- Pediatricians in San Antonio, TX (427)
Directory information is educational and may change. A specialty match means a provider may evaluate or treat this; only items marked “confirmed” were selected by the provider. Patients should confirm services, insurance, and availability directly with the office.