John E Blank, MD
Elbow Orthopedic Surgery, Hand Surgery
Accepting New Patients
Accepting New Patients
Meet Dr. Blank
I have been an ortho hand surgeon for nearly 30 years. After navigating academic training at Brown, Georgetown, UPENN, and Tufts, I developed an interest in hand surgery. I enjoy the intellectual and surgical skill challenges; whether it be congenital deformity, sports related injury, degenerative disorder, or traumatic event, the diversity of hand surgery (elbow to hand) requires individual attention to optimize every patient outcome.
Overview
- Gender
- Male
- Hospital Affiliations
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Bon Secours - Rappahannock General HospitalBon Secours - St. Mary's HospitalBon Secours - Memorial Regional Medical Center
Experience
Provider Education
Tufts Medical Center Fellowship, Orthopaedic Surgery, Hand Surgery, 1996
University Of Pennsylvania Medical Center Residency, Orthopaedic Surgery, 1995
Georgetown University School Of Medicine Medical School, 1990
Certifications
American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery (Orthopaedic Surgery, Hand Surgery) Board Certification
American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery (Orthopaedic Surgery) Board Certification
Places of Care
Insurances Accepted
Information is subject to change without notice. Please contact your insurance provider for confirmation.
- Aetna Better Health VA
- Aetna Health Insurance Company VA
- AllyAllign VA
- Anthem Elevance Health BCBS VA
- Cigna VA
- ClearSpring Healthcare
- Devoted Health Medicare Advantage SC VA
- Humana Military VA
- Humana VA
- Johns Hopkins Health Plans VA (USFHP)
- Magellan Healthcare
- Medcost VA
- Medicaid Virginia VA
- Medicare Railroad (Palmetto GBA) VA
- Medicare VA
- Multiplan VA
- Optum VA
- Payer Provider
- Sedgwick Workers Compensation VA
- Sedgwick/Careworks KY OH SC VA
- Sentara Health Plan VA
- United Healthcare VA
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