1. Go to the MetroHealth website
2. You will see our “Find a Doctor/Medical Provider” page.
Click on the Find a Doctor tab at the top of the page.
3. Choose from the following options:
- Department or specialty: From the drop-down menu, choose from among nearly 60 medical departments and specialties, including primary care. This display shows all the medical providers in that department.
- To find a specialist: Type the specialty (“diabetes” or “endocrinology” if you’re looking for diabetes care, for example). If you know a doctor’s name, you can also find it using our Providers A-Z List
- Search by location: You can find a medical provider with office hours at any of MetroHealth’s 19 locations throughout Ohio.
- Search by gender: You can see a male or female doctor.
- Search by ages treated: You can choose whether the provider treats adults, children or seniors. Some providers, such as family medicine doctors, may treat more than one age group.
- Search by additional languages: Our doctors and medical providers come from diverse backgrounds and cultures; we offer care in 20 languages.
- Other search options: You can click the “accepting new patients” box to narrow down results to doctors who can see new patients, or “virtual care” to find physicians who see patients via video or phone, which can be helpful for many people and conditions.
- Review and choose providers: After you narrow your search, you will see providers who match your needs. You can then view each profile for more information, such as patient reviews, insurance accepted, educational background and clinical expertise.
Schedule an Appointment
To schedule an appointment, call 216-MyMetro (696-3876) or visit metrohealth.org/appointments.
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Medical Disclaimer: The information presented here is intended for general informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider before making medical decisions.