The federal NPI Registry lists 43 individual clinicians in Rhode Island with geriatric medicine as their primary specialty, plus 6 organizations. That ranks Rhode Island 34th among the 50 states and DC by listed clinicians.
Cities with the most listed clinicians
| City | Clinicians listed |
|---|---|
| Riverside | 15 |
| Providence | 7 |
| Pawtucket | 6 |
| Warwick | 4 |
| North Providence | 2 |
| Westerly | 1 |
| Lincoln | 1 |
| Wakefield | 1 |
| Pascoag | 1 |
| Cumberland | 1 |
Specialty mix
| Primary taxonomy | Clinicians |
|---|---|
| Internal Medicine, Geriatric Medicine | 33 |
| Family Medicine, Geriatric Medicine | 10 |
Organizations listed on Geriatricians.com
3 of the 6 geriatric medicine organizations in the Rhode Island registry count have a profile on Geriatricians.com so far. The rest don't have a listing here yet, and a profile is not an endorsement.
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Sources
- NPPES NPI Registry (Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services), primary taxonomy counts by practice location state
- Counts come from a November 2026 pull of the NPPES NPI Registry API, filtered to records whose primary taxonomy is geriatric medicine and grouped by practice location address. Individual clinicians are NPI-1 records and organizations are NPI-2 records.
Geriatricians.com is a business directory and education site. It does not give medical advice, rank or rate care, or refer patients. Listings come from public registry data and are not endorsements.
