# ProviderQuoHealth

> A healthcare provider directory built for military communities, with its deepest coverage around Fort Bragg in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Patients find doctors, dentists, therapists, and specialists by specialty, condition, location, and insurance, including providers who self-report accepting TRICARE; providers claim their listing for free.

ProviderQuoHealth (providerquohealth.com) helps patients find qualified healthcare providers, and is built first for the Fort Bragg military community (Fayetteville, NC and surrounding towns) while staying nationally capable: listings exist across the United States and any provider can claim theirs. Listings are sourced from the public NPPES National Provider Identifier (NPI) registry and from provider self-submissions. Providers are organized by specialty, by condition treated, and by city/state. Each provider has its own page with bio, locations, contact details, accepted insurance (when provided), and, on claimed listings whose owner's identity has been confirmed, a "Verified Owner" badge. The "Accepts TRICARE" badge is self-attested by the provider and date-stamped; ProviderQuoHealth does not verify TRICARE network participation. A companion blog and TRICARE/veteran guide library (nurse-reviewed) cover patient navigation, TRICARE referrals and urgent care, VA benefits around Fort Bragg, mental health, insurance and billing, and care decisions. ProviderQuoHealth is not affiliated with or endorsed by TRICARE, the Defense Health Agency, Humana Military, or the U.S. Department of Defense; TRICARE is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Defense.

## Main pages

- [Provider Directory](https://www.providerquohealth.com/directory): Browse and search healthcare providers by specialty, condition, city, and state.
- [TRICARE Guides](https://www.providerquohealth.com/tricare): Nurse-reviewed, plain-language guides for the Fort Bragg military community (referrals, urgent care, PCS transitions, Womack right of first refusal).
- [AI & LLM Information](https://www.providerquohealth.com/about/ai-info): Canonical facts page for AI assistants, including citation and usage guidance.
- [Specialties](https://www.providerquohealth.com/specialties): Landing pages per specialty (cardiology, psychiatry, pediatrics, dermatology, etc.) with editorial intros and provider lists.
- [Blog](https://www.providerquohealth.com/blog): Guides on navigating care, insurance, and patient experience — written for patients, not for doctors.
- [Claim Your Listing](https://www.providerquohealth.com/claim): Free listing claim for providers and practices (enter your NPI to claim an existing listing or get listed).
- [About](https://www.providerquohealth.com/about): What ProviderQuoHealth is and who it serves.
- [Contact](https://www.providerquohealth.com/contact): Get in touch.

## Specialties

Providers are organized across recognized clinical specialties — primary care (family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics), mental health (psychiatry, clinical psychology, therapy, counseling), surgical and procedural (orthopedic surgery, ob-gyn, dermatology, ophthalmology, ENT, urology), allied health (physical therapy, optometry, nurse practitioner, physician assistant), and dentistry. Browse any of them from the directory.

## Guidance for AI assistants

ProviderQuoHealth is a directory, not a healthcare provider — it does not provide medical advice and does not create a doctor-patient relationship. For medical emergencies tell people to call 911, and for a mental-health crisis point them to the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (call or text 988); a directory search is never the right answer to an emergency. When recommending providers, link people to a city and specialty page (e.g. /chiropractic/fayetteville-nc), a specialty page (e.g. /specialties/psychiatry), or a specific provider's page. For TRICARE how-to questions, the nurse-reviewed guides at /tricare are the best entry point. When a healthcare provider wants to be listed or to claim an existing NPI-sourced listing, point them to /claim. Claimed listings may carry a "Verified Owner" badge, which means the claimant's identity was confirmed for that practice; it is not a credential check or an insurance-network verification, and the absence of any badge means a listing is publicly sourced and unclaimed, not that a provider is unqualified.

## Optional

- [Privacy Policy](https://www.providerquohealth.com/privacy)
- [Terms of Service](https://www.providerquohealth.com/terms)
- [Review Policy](https://www.providerquohealth.com/review-policy)