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50 Primary Care Doctors in Washington accept Aetna. You can view open appointments and book online in just a few clicks.
Recently, 52 appointments have been booked with primary care doctors in Washington, DC who accept Aetna.
On Zocdoc, primary care doctors in Washington, DC have an average rating of 4.77 based on approximately 1888 reviews. In Washington, DC you can find 84 primary care doctors with 4-stars or higher. Zocdoc collects reviews from real patients after each appointment, ensuring authentic feedback. Only patients who have booked and attended appointments may post reviews, providing trustworthy and reliable insights into patient experiences.
Yes, you can book a video visit with a primary care doctor. There are currently 2 locations that offer video visits in this city. When a provider offers video visits, you will see a small video camera icon next to their profile image. Select a date and time from their available appointment slots and go through the booking process.
As of August 2026, Washington, DC, has about 1197 licensed primary care doctors. (Medpro)
In August 2026, around 2194 patients booked appointments with primary care doctors in Washington, DC through Zocdoc.
On Zocdoc, around 61.68 percentage of primary care doctors based out of Washington, DC offer video visits.
To find the best primary care doctors in Washington, DC, look at board certification, years of experience, patient reviews, and insurance acceptance. On Zocdoc, you can compare doctors by ratings, availability, and location to make the right choice.
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