About this site
The problem
More than 703,000 spouses, survivors, and children of severely disabled veterans carry CHAMPVA coverage, and the VA does not publish a provider directory for them. Families are told to "search for Medicare providers" and left to make cold calls. That is a solvable problem.
What we built
ChampvaDoctors.com lists clinicians with a verified practice address in each city, drawn from the NPPES National Provider Identifier registry, the U.S. government's public database of every enrolled provider. Every listing shows a real street address and a local office phone number. For statewide context we also publish provider counts from the CMS Doctors and Clinicians registry (clinicians who accept Medicare assignment, a strong signal for CHAMPVA). On top of the directory, we publish plain-English guides to the program's rules, costs, and paperwork.
Data and honesty
- Listings: NPPES National Provider Identifier registry, filtered to providers with a confirmed practice location in the city. Last refreshed 2026-07-13.
- Statewide counts: CMS Doctors and Clinicians dataset (Medicare-accepting providers).
- The limits: being listed does not guarantee a provider accepts CHAMPVA. CHAMPVA has no network, so each office decides for itself, which is why we teach the confirmation call and run the Verified program.
- Advertising: featured placements are paid and always labeled. The Verified badge cannot be bought.
- Independence: this is a private site, not affiliated with or endorsed by the Department of Veterans Affairs or any government agency.
Contact
Corrections, provider confirmations, and questions: contact us here. We read everything.