Condition
Hepatitis C
A viral infection of the liver spread mainly through blood that can cause liver damage and is treatable with antiviral medicines.
Also called: hep c, hcv
Who Can Help with Hepatitis C?
- Infectious Disease Doctors
A physician who treats complex or long-lasting infections, such as HIV, hepatitis and infections that do not respond to usual treatment.
- Gastroenterologists
A physician who diagnoses and treats conditions of the stomach, intestines and liver, and performs colonoscopies and endoscopies.
- Community Health Centers
A clinic that offers primary, dental and mental health care to everyone, often with fees based on income.
- Public Health Departments
A government health office that offers services such as vaccines, testing, family planning and community health programs.
Where Practices List Hepatitis C
Cities where practice websites say they offer it.
- Athens, OH (310)
- Denver, CO (253)
- Kansas City, MO (252)
- Portland, OR (221)
- Huntington, WV (121)
- Trenton, NJ (107)
- Melbourne, FL (99)
- Seattle, WA (82)
- Dover, OH (78)
- Philadelphia, PA (78)
- Anderson, IN (63)
- Dallas, TX (51)
- Gallipolis, OH (49)
- Bronx, NY (48)
- Nelsonville, OH (45)
- Miami, FL (44)
- Charlotte, NC (37)
- Chicago, IL (37)
- Birmingham, AL (33)
- Indianapolis, IN (33)
- Chillicothe, OH (32)
- Orlando, FL (32)
- Palm Bay, FL (32)
- Columbia, MD (30)
- Kansas City, KS (30)
- Rockville, MD (27)
- Scranton, PA (26)
- Rock Hill, SC (25)
- Jackson, OH (24)
- Cocoa, FL (22)
- Paris, TX (22)
- Williamsburg, KY (20)
- Conway, SC (17)
- Flagstaff, AZ (16)
- Charleston, WV (15)
- Rochester, NY (15)
- Titusville, FL (15)
- Hurricane, WV (14)
- Rockledge, FL (14)
- Wayne, WV (14)
Related
General information, not medical advice. Ask a provider about hepatitis c and what is right for you.