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Medical Board Impersonation Scams: Official MD and DO Contacts for All 50 States and D.C.

A practical guide for MDs and DOs to check suspicious licensing notices, respond to scams, and find official board contacts across all 50 states and Washington, D.C.

Medical Board Impersonation Scams: Official MD and DO Contacts for All 50 States and D.C.

By CE App | Contacts checked October 5, 2026

For physicians with MD or DO licenses, and the teams that support them. This directory covers all 50 states and Washington, D.C.; it does not cover U.S. territories or other healthcare professions.

TL;DR: Stop. Don’t pay or share information. Find your board’s official site and use its published phone or recommended form. Ignore contact details supplied by the sender. [1], [2].

Find your board · Already paid or shared information? · Report a scam

About this guide: CE App publishes this article and directory for general information, not legal advice. This is not an official board or government publication; links do not imply agency endorsement. For advice about your license, rights, or obligations, consult an attorney licensed in the relevant jurisdiction.

Board closed? Take these steps now

  1. Stop engaging with the sender. Do not pay, share passwords or security codes, open attachments, or use the sender’s callback number. [1].
  2. Save the evidence. Keep the original email, voicemail, screenshots, and payment records. Preserve attachments without opening them. [3].
  3. Check the board independently. Open its official website and license lookup. Follow any published after-hours instructions. Otherwise, send a brief verification request through the appropriate official channel and follow up when the office reopens. A form submission does not mean someone will respond tonight; Vermont OPR, for example, aims to reply within one to three business days. [4], [5].
  4. Act immediately on money or account exposure. Contact your payment provider or IT/security team. Do not wait for the board to respond. Recovery steps below.
  5. Resolve urgent practice questions with qualified help. If you must decide whether to see patients before the board reopens, we recommend contacting your organization’s on-call risk/compliance lead or licensing attorney. Do not use this article or a public listing alone to decide your authority to practice. [6].
  6. For immediate danger, call 911. For other time-sensitive threats, contact local law enforcement directly. An IC3 report does not provide an immediate response. [3].

What a convincing medical board scam can look like

A message says your medical license has been suspended. The caller knows your name and license number. The letter carries a board logo. The sender demands immediate payment.

Those details can make a scam feel credible. Pause and contact the board independently, using information published on its official website. Oklahoma's September 30, 2026, warning describes urgent payment demands, spoofed caller ID, and fake suspension notices. California also warns about callers impersonating investigators and law enforcement. [7], [8].

The FBI reported 3,322 complaints and more than $37 million in losses involving impersonation schemes targeting medical practitioners between January 2025 and July 2026. These are reported losses across medical practitioners, not an MD/DO-only count. [9].

A demand for secrecy is another red flag. The FBI describes scammers keeping victims on the phone and telling them not to consult others. Texas also warns about callers discouraging contact with an attorney. End the call and seek independent help. [9], [4].

In an account published by Iowa DIAL, Katie Kuehner, DO, described a July 2025 call involving a fake suspension, secrecy demands, and a $19,747 wire request. Board staff confirmed the fraud when she contacted them independently. [10].

Watch for credential theft, too. Florida MQA warns about fake login pages and attachments posing as case documents. Open your licensing portal from the official website yourself; a familiar sender name or domain does not authenticate an email. [11], [12].

Payment-method red flags: demands for gift cards, cryptocurrency, wire transfers, or payment apps should prompt you to stop and independently check the request. The FTC warns against using these methods to pay someone claiming to represent the government. [1].

Knowing your details proves nothing about the caller's identity. Names, license numbers, and NPI information can be public. CMS makes NPPES information searchable and downloadable, and DEA warns that impersonators quote NPI or state license numbers. [13], [14].

Avoid assuming every board communicates the same way. For example, California says its staff will never call demanding payment; Louisiana says it never asks licensees to wire money and explains its investigation procedures. [8], [15].

How to verify a suspicious notice

  1. Pause the conversation. Do not pay, disclose financial information or passwords, or click an unexpected link while the sender's identity is uncertain.
  2. Open the board’s official website yourself. Use a saved bookmark or a website linked in this directory. Do not follow links in the suspicious message. [1].
  3. Use the appropriate official contact. Follow the entry’s routing notes. Use an investigation contact when the board recommends it for identity checks; otherwise use its published phone or recommended form. Ask whether the person and notice are legitimate. [16], [17], [6].
  4. Check your own license status. Navigate to the official license lookup from the board’s website. An active public listing does not authenticate a message or rule out an investigation. Some investigations remain confidential. Confirm the notice separately with the board. [4], [18].
  5. Keep the evidence and follow up. Retain the communications and transaction details for reporting. Confirm any real deadline with the board: legitimate investigation correspondence exists, and procedures differ by state. [3], [15].

Hold licenses in several states? Check with each board named in the notice. Even through the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact, individual states issue your licenses. Ask licensing counsel about any real action's effect on your other licenses. [19].

If the board confirms a real complaint or proceeding, contact your malpractice carrier promptly and ask about defense coverage and licensing counsel. Coverage varies by policy. [20].

Paid money? Contact your bank or payment provider now through an independently obtained contact. Report suspected fraud and ask whether they can stop, reverse, or recover the payment. Recovery is not guaranteed. [21].

Shared a password? Change it and any other account using the same password. Turn on multifactor authentication. If you cannot sign in, use the provider’s account-recovery process. [21].

Exposed personal information? Follow the recovery or prevention steps at IdentityTheft.gov. [21].

Clicked a suspicious attachment or gave someone access to a work device? Contact your IT/security team immediately. [22].

Patient information exposed? Promptly involve your privacy/security lead and qualified counsel to assess any breach-notification duties and deadlines. Reporting to the FTC or IC3 does not replace required HIPAA breach notifications. [23].

Save the evidence, then use the reporting options below.

Where to report an impersonation attempt

  • The impersonated board: use its official contact in the directory and ask how to submit evidence. A professional-misconduct complaint form may serve a different purpose, so follow the board's routing instructions. [8].
  • FTC: report scams and fraud at ReportFraud.ftc.gov. Reports help the FTC identify patterns, build cases, and share information with law enforcement. [21].
  • FBI IC3: report cyber-enabled fraud at IC3.gov. IC3 says to file even if you are unsure whether the incident qualifies. Its reporting service is not an emergency response channel. [3].
  • DEA impersonation: follow DEA’s current scam alert [24], which directs reports of purported DEA-agent calls to FBI IC3.
  • State attorney general: use your state's consumer-protection complaint channel. The National Association of Attorneys General directory links to state offices and their complaint resources; NAAG itself does not handle individual consumer complaints.

Contacts for checking suspicious board communications

Investigation and notice-check contacts:

Louisiana’s scam alert [15] explains the identity-check process; the phone above follows its current contact directory. Tennessee publishes the same investigation contact on its DO board page.

General board contacts recommended in scam warnings: these are not separate investigator hotlines.

Florida MD and DO scam reports: use MQA's Fraud Report Form. For a potentially compromised MQA account, call 850-488-0595 to request an account reset. [11].

The directory also links scam-response guidance from California, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, and Vermont OPR, which oversees Vermont’s DO licenses. These contacts do not establish 24-hour availability.

Official medical board contact directory

What “checked” means: we checked these contacts against official board and state-agency publications on the date shown in each entry. We did not call the numbers, test email delivery, or obtain staff confirmation. Contacts and procedures can change after that date. Each entry links to its contact source and any additional routing instructions. Confirm the current details there before use.

Choose the right office: the directory has 65 entries covering 50 states and D.C. It includes separate DO boards in Arizona, California, Florida, Maine, Michigan, Nevada, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Vermont, Washington, and West Virginia, plus Alabama's Medical Licensure Commission and New York's physician-discipline office. Utah now has one Medical Licensing Board for MDs and DOs. [29], [30].

Use each channel for its stated purpose: a licensing or document-submission email is not automatically a scam-reporting address. The verification/scam field distinguishes investigation contacts, general contacts recommended in warnings, and ordinary routing. General emails and forms appear in Notes. Where an address is unconfirmed, the entry says so and provides another official route. Pennsylvania expressly directs general questions to support tickets. [6].

A familiar email address is not proof of origin. Email senders can be spoofed, and an official mailbox need not end in .gov; Maryland, for example, publishes an rcn.com address. [12], [31].

Jump to a state:

Alabama · Alaska · Arizona · Arkansas · California · Colorado · Connecticut · Delaware · D.C. · Florida · Georgia · Hawaii · Idaho · Illinois · Indiana · Iowa · Kansas · Kentucky · Louisiana · Maine · Maryland · Massachusetts · Michigan · Minnesota · Mississippi · Missouri · Montana · Nebraska · Nevada · New Hampshire · New Jersey · New Mexico · New York · North Carolina · North Dakota · Ohio · Oklahoma · Oregon · Pennsylvania · Rhode Island · South Carolina · South Dakota · Tennessee · Texas · Utah · Vermont · Virginia · Washington · West Virginia · Wisconsin · Wyoming

Alabama

Board of Medical Examiners

  • Phone: 334-242-4116
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: General: bme@albme.gov. [32]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Medical Licensure Commission

  • Phone: 334-242-4153
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Use combined agency contact page. Separate commission phone. The linked agency page provides routing; a separate commission general email was not confirmed. [32]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Alaska

State Medical Board

  • Phone: 907-465-2550 (Licensing division)
  • Verification/scam contact: Investigations Unit: check the legitimacy of a purported investigator or communication. 907-269-8124; Investigations@Alaska.gov; [16]
  • Notes: Board office: MedicalBoard@Alaska.gov. Use the Investigations Unit to check the legitimacy of a purported investigator or suspicious communication. [16]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Arizona

Medical Board (MD)

  • Phone: 480-551-2700
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Official contact form. [33]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Board of Osteopathic Examiners in Medicine and Surgery (DO)

  • Phone: 480-657-7703
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Board office; general form also available: Questions@azdo.gov. [34]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Arkansas

State Medical Board

California

Medical Board (MD)

  • Phone: 800-633-2322; 916-263-2382
  • Verification/scam contact: General board number recommended for suspicious payment-demand calls. 800-633-2322; [8]
  • Notes: Official contact form. Contact form is not for filing complaints. [36]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Osteopathic Medical Board (DO)

  • Phone: 916-928-8390
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Official contact form. Use board complaint instructions for new complaints. [37]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Colorado

Medical Board

  • Phone: 303-894-7800
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Program and discipline: dora_medicalboard@state.co.us. Applications, renewals, and customer questions: dora_dpo_licensing@state.co.us. The listed board email is for program and discipline information. [38]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Connecticut

Medical Examining Board / DPH

  • Phone: 860-509-7603
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Practitioner licensing office: oplc.dph@ct.gov. [39]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Delaware

Board of Medical Licensure and Discipline

  • Phone: 302-744-4500
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Division customer service: customerservice.dpr@delaware.gov. [40]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

District of Columbia

Board of Medicine

  • Phone: 877-672-2174 (Application processing center)
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: General board questions and application documents: dcbomed@dc.gov. The contact page lists application specialists and a separate complaints/discipline contact. Use the appropriate listed office; the processing center is for applications. [41]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Florida

Board of Medicine (MD)

Board of Osteopathic Medicine (DO)

Georgia

Composite Medical Board

  • Phone: 404-656-3913
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Official requests portal. Use the Email Us portal linked on the contact page. [45]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Hawaii

Medical Board / PVL

  • Phone: 844-808-3222, option 1 (Professional and Vocational Licensing division)
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Professional and Vocational Licensing division: pvl@dcca.hawaii.gov. [46]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Idaho

Board of Medicine

  • Phone: 208-334-3233
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Health professions licensing: HP-Licensing@dopl.idaho.gov. [47]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Illinois

State Medical Board / IDFPR physician regulation

  • Phone: 888-473-4858 (General assistance)
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: IDFPR contact directory. Professional licensing: 800-560-6420. The physician page lists a mailbox for specified foreign-education documents; do not use that document mailbox for general questions. [48] · [49]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Indiana

Medical Licensing Board

  • Phone: 317-232-2960 (PLA Customer Contact Center)
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Customer service: pla3@pla.in.gov. Do not email application documentation to this customer-service mailbox. [50]. [51]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Iowa

Board of Medicine

  • Phone: 515-281-5171
  • Verification/scam contact: Board-published numbers for checking a notice. 515-281-7088; 515-725-2183; [10]
  • Notes: Licensing: licensure@iowa.gov. Complaints and investigations: ibmcomplaints@iowa.gov. Follow the board complaint process when filing a complaint. After-hours staffing of these notice-check numbers is unconfirmed. [52]. [53]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Kansas

State Board of Healing Arts

  • Phone: 785-296-7413 (Main board number)
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Departmental contact forms. MD/DO Healing Arts Team: 785-296-0934. Complaints: 785-296-1788. Use the departmental contact forms for written inquiries. Unconfirmed: Current use of the direct licensing email in the 2024 instructions is unconfirmed; it is omitted. [54]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Kentucky

Board of Medical Licensure

  • Phone: 502-429-7150
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Official contact form. [55]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Louisiana

State Board of Medical Examiners

  • Phone: 504-568-6820, ext. 2530 (General reception)
  • Verification/scam contact: Investigations: check the authenticity of investigation-related communications. 504-568-6820, ext. 8003; investigations@lsbme.la.gov; [25]
  • Notes: General: lsbme@lsbme.la.gov. Licensing: 504-568-6820, ext. 8004; licensing@lsbme.la.gov. For investigation-related communications, use the investigation contact in this entry. [25] · [15]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Maine

Board of Licensure in Medicine (MD)

  • Phone: 207-287-3601
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Board general email: Medicine.PFR@maine.gov. Individual staff contacts are also published on the board contact page. [56] · [57]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Board of Osteopathic Licensure (DO)

  • Phone: 207-287-2480
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Board: OSTEO.PFR@maine.gov. [58]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Maryland

Board of Physicians

  • Phone: 410-764-4777
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Board-published general email: mbpmail@rcn.com. The official board publishes this rcn.com address. It is not labeled a dedicated investigator-verification mailbox. [31]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Massachusetts

Board of Registration in Medicine

  • Phone: 781-876-8200
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: General: borim.info@mass.gov. Pending application status: 781-876-8230. The main number and email are general contacts. [59]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Michigan

Board of Medicine (MD)

  • Phone: 517-241-0199, press 3 (Physician licensing)
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Bureau licensing inquiries: BPLHelp@michigan.gov. Enforcement Division, Boards and Committees Section: 517-241-7500. Complaint intake: 517-241-0205. See LARA fraud guidance for suspicious communications. Unconfirmed: The fraud-only email banner has a malformed email link; the correct clickable address is unconfirmed and is omitted. [60] · [61]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Board of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery (DO)

  • Phone: 517-241-0199, press 3 (Physician licensing)
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Bureau licensing inquiries: BPLHelp@michigan.gov. Enforcement Division, Boards and Committees Section: 517-241-7500. Complaint intake: 517-241-0205. See LARA fraud guidance for suspicious communications. Unconfirmed: The fraud-only email banner has a malformed email link; the correct clickable address is unconfirmed and is omitted. [60] · [61]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Minnesota

Board of Medical Practice

  • Phone: 612-617-2130
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Board: Medical.Board@state.mn.us. [62]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Mississippi

State Board of Medical Licensure

  • Phone: 601-987-3079
  • Verification/scam contact: General board contact recommended for checking suspicious board communications. 601-987-3079; [28]
  • Notes: Board: mboard@msbml.ms.gov. [63]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Missouri

Board of Registration for the Healing Arts

Montana

Board of Medical Examiners

  • Phone: 406-841-2360
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Board office: DLIBSDMED@mt.gov. Licensing customer service: 406-444-6880; DLIBSDHELP@mt.gov. [65]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Nebraska

Board of Medicine and Surgery / DHHS

  • Phone: 402-471-2118
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Medical licensing office: DHHS.MedicalOffice@nebraska.gov. [66]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Nevada

State Board of Medical Examiners (MD)

  • Phone: 775-688-2559
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Board: nsbme@medboard.nv.gov. [67]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

State Board of Osteopathic Medicine (DO)

  • Phone: 702-732-2147
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Board: osteo@bom.nv.gov. [68]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

New Hampshire

Board of Medicine / OPLC

  • Phone: 603-271-2152
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Agency customer support: customersupport@oplc.nh.gov. [69]. [70]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

New Jersey

State Board of Medical Examiners

  • Phone: 609-826-7100
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Board: bme@dca.njoag.gov. [71]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

New Mexico

Medical Board (MD and DO)

New York

State Board for Medicine / NYSED licensure

  • Phone: 518-474-3817, press 1, ext. 570 (General customer service)
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Customer service form via NYSED contact page. Practice/CME: 518-474-3817, press 1, ext. 560; medbd@nysed.gov. Specified Medicine Unit licensing matters: 518-474-3817, ext. 260; opunit2@nysed.gov. Ext. 260 remains on the licensing-requirements page. Physician discipline goes to OPMC below. [75] · [76]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Office of Professional Medical Conduct (discipline)

  • Phone: 518-402-0836; 800-663-6114 (Physician misconduct and discipline office)
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Physician misconduct and discipline: opmc@health.ny.gov. Separate from NYSED licensing. Use OPMC for physician misconduct and discipline matters. [77]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

North Carolina

Medical Board

  • Phone: 919-326-1100
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Questions about complaints: info@ncmedboard.org. General inquiry form. The email is for questions concerning complaints. Filing a complaint requires the board complaint process. [78] · [79]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

North Dakota

Board of Medicine

  • Phone: 701-450-4060
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Official contact form. Use dedicated complaint process for complaints. [80]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Ohio

State Medical Board

Oklahoma

Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision (MD)

  • Phone: 405-962-1400
  • Verification/scam contact: General board number recommended for checking suspicious callers. 405-962-1400; [7]
  • Notes: Licensing: licensing@medicalboard.ok.gov. Investigations: investigations@medicalboard.ok.gov. The contact page recommends support tickets during high call volume; the scam warning directs suspicious callers to the main number. [82]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

State Board of Osteopathic Examiners (DO)

  • Phone: 405-528-8625
  • Verification/scam contact: Board office recommended for suspicious calls; not a separate investigator hotline. 405-528-8625; support@osboe.ok.gov; [27]
  • Notes: The board support email is listed in the scam-contact field because the warning expressly recommends it. [27]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Oregon

Medical Board

Pennsylvania

State Board of Medicine (MD)

  • Phone: 833-367-2762 (BPOA call center)
  • Verification/scam contact: Use Create a Ticket for general, application, and technical questions. [6]
  • Notes: Create a Ticket via board page. The board document mailbox is reserved for specified documents and outside-agency communications; do not use it for general questions. [6]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

State Board of Osteopathic Medicine (DO)

  • Phone: 833-367-2762 (BPOA call center)
  • Verification/scam contact: Use Create a Ticket for general, application, and technical questions. [84]
  • Notes: Create a Ticket via board page. The board document mailbox is reserved for specified documents and outside-agency communications; do not use it for general questions. [84]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Rhode Island

Board of Medical Licensure and Discipline / DOH

  • Phone: 401-222-5960 (Department of Health contact)
  • Verification/scam contact: Department number recommended for checking suspicious RIDOH calls. 401-222-5960; [85]
  • Notes: Licensing: DOH.Elicense@health.ri.gov. [85]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

South Carolina

Board of Medical Examiners

  • Phone: 803-896-4500
  • Verification/scam contact: General board contact recommended for reporting impersonation calls. 803-896-4500; Medboard@llr.sc.gov; [86]
  • Notes: [87]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

South Dakota

Board of Medical and Osteopathic Examiners

  • Phone: 605-367-7781
  • Verification/scam contact: Board number recommended for checking license-status claims and suspicious calls. 605-367-7781; [88]
  • Notes: Board: sdbmoe@state.sd.us. [89]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Tennessee

Board of Medical Examiners (MD)

  • Phone: 615-532-3202
  • Verification/scam contact: Investigator identity checks and notice of fraudulent board communications. 615-741-8485; OIV.Complaints@tn.gov; [17]
  • Notes: Board: Medical.Health@tn.gov. The board warning asks Tennessee licensing-scam reports to IC3 to include code TDHHPBSCAM2026; check the linked warning for current reporting instructions. [17]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Board of Osteopathic Examination (DO)

  • Phone: 615-532-4384
  • Verification/scam contact: Investigator identity checks and notice of fraudulent board communications. 615-741-8485; OIV.Complaints@tn.gov; [90]
  • Notes: Board: Medical.Health@tn.gov. The board warning asks Tennessee licensing-scam reports to IC3 to include code TDHHPBSCAM2026; check the linked warning for current reporting instructions. [90]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Texas

Medical Board

  • Phone: 512-305-7030 (Customer service)
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: General questions/customer service: verifcic@tmb.texas.gov. The board publishes this exact email under Customer Service Emails. It is not labeled a dedicated investigator-verification mailbox. [91]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Utah

Medical Licensing Board (MD and DO) / DOPL; DO profession page

  • Phone: 801-530-6628
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: General licensing: b1@utah.gov. One Medical Licensing Board covers MDs and DOs. The state retains separate profession pages and contact pages. [92] · [93] · [30] · [94]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Vermont

Board of Medical Practice (MD)

Board of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons (DO) / OPR

  • Phone: 802-828-1505
  • Verification/scam contact: Use the OPR contact form to check suspicious communications. [5]
  • Notes: OPR contact form. Use the OPR contact form for licensing-related questions. OPR aims to reply within one to three business days. [96]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Virginia

Board of Medicine

  • Phone: 804-367-4600
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Board: medbd@dhp.virginia.gov. [97]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Washington

Medical Commission (MD)

Board of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery (DO) / DOH

  • Phone: 360-236-4700 (Credentialing customer service)
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Credentialing customer service: HSQA.CSC@doh.wa.gov. Board program questions: osteopathic@doh.wa.gov. The listed phone and main email are credentialing customer service. [100] · [101]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

West Virginia

Board of Medicine (MD)

  • Phone: 304-558-2921
  • Verification/scam contact: General board contact recommended for board-impersonation scams. 304-558-2921; wvbom@wv.gov; [26]
  • Notes: The board recommends its general phone and email for board-impersonation reports; these are not a separate investigator hotline. [26]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Board of Osteopathic Medicine (DO)

  • Phone: 304-558-6095
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Official contact form. [102]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Wisconsin

Medical Examining Board / DSPS

  • Phone: 608-266-2112
  • Verification/scam contact: Phone disruption: DSPS directs users to Request Support in LicensE while service is unavailable. Check the official contact page for updates. Notice rechecked October 6, 2026. [2]
  • Notes: Agency general contact: dsps@wisconsin.gov. LicensE: Request Support. For licensing, submit a support ticket unless DSPS instructs you to email. The phone-disruption notice is dated October 1, 2026. [2] · [103]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Wyoming

Board of Medicine

  • Phone: 307-778-7053
  • Verification/scam contact: General contact; see routing notes.
  • Notes: Board: wyomedboard@wyo.gov. [104]. Last checked: 2026-10-05.

Keeping this directory useful

Contacts last checked October 5, 2026. The next editorial review is planned for January 5, 2027. Consult the linked official page before using a contact.

Found an outdated contact? Report an error to CE App, including the state, entry, and official source. Use the board or reporting agencies above for scam reports; this correction link is for the directory.

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Sources

  1. FTC guidance
  2. Wisconsin contact guidance
  3. FBI IC3 evidence guidance
  4. Texas license-status guidance
  5. Vermont response times
  6. Pennsylvania guidance
  7. Oklahoma warning
  8. California extortion warning
  9. FBI's September 17, 2026, alert
  10. Iowa physician's account
  11. Florida warning
  12. FTC phishing guidance
  13. CMS explanation
  14. DEA healthcare-worker warning
  15. Louisiana warning
  16. Alaska instructions
  17. Tennessee instructions
  18. California investigation confidentiality
  19. IMLCC explanation
  20. MedPro guidance on board complaints
  21. FTC recovery instructions by payment method
  22. FTC workplace phishing guidance
  23. HHS breach-notification guidance
  24. DEA's current scam alert
  25. Louisiana investigation contacts
  26. West Virginia MD scam warning
  27. Oklahoma DO scam warning
  28. Mississippi board scam instructions
  29. FSMB board directory
  30. Utah board membership
  31. Maryland contacts
  32. Alabama / Board of Medical Examiners: Contact source
  33. Arizona / Medical Board (MD): Contact source
  34. Arizona / Board of Osteopathic Examiners in Medicine and Surgery (DO): Contact source
  35. Arkansas / State Medical Board: Contact source
  36. California / Medical Board (MD): Contact source
  37. California / Osteopathic Medical Board (DO): Contact source
  38. Colorado / Medical Board: Contact source
  39. Connecticut / Medical Examining Board / DPH: Contact source
  40. Delaware / Board of Medical Licensure and Discipline: Contact source
  41. District of Columbia / Board of Medicine: Contact source
  42. Florida / Board of Medicine (MD): Contact source
  43. Florida / Board of Medicine (MD): Additional routing source 1
  44. Florida / Board of Osteopathic Medicine (DO): Contact source
  45. Georgia / Composite Medical Board: Contact source
  46. Hawaii / Medical Board / PVL: Contact source
  47. Idaho / Board of Medicine: Contact source
  48. Illinois / State Medical Board / IDFPR physician regulation: Contact source
  49. Illinois / State Medical Board / IDFPR physician regulation: Routing source
  50. Indiana / Medical Licensing Board: Contact source
  51. Indiana / Medical Licensing Board: Additional routing source 1
  52. Iowa / Board of Medicine: Contact source
  53. Iowa / Board of Medicine: Additional routing source 1
  54. Kansas / State Board of Healing Arts: Contact source
  55. Kentucky / Board of Medical Licensure: Contact source
  56. Maine / Board of Licensure in Medicine (MD): Contact source
  57. Maine / Board of Licensure in Medicine (MD): Routing source
  58. Maine / Board of Osteopathic Licensure (DO): Contact source
  59. Massachusetts / Board of Registration in Medicine: Contact source
  60. Michigan / Board of Medicine (MD): Contact source
  61. Michigan / Board of Medicine (MD): Routing source
  62. Minnesota / Board of Medical Practice: Contact source
  63. Mississippi / State Board of Medical Licensure: Contact source
  64. Missouri / Board of Registration for the Healing Arts: Contact source
  65. Montana / Board of Medical Examiners: Contact source
  66. Nebraska / Board of Medicine and Surgery / DHHS: Contact source
  67. Nevada / State Board of Medical Examiners (MD): Contact source
  68. Nevada / State Board of Osteopathic Medicine (DO): Contact source
  69. New Hampshire / Board of Medicine / OPLC: Contact source
  70. New Hampshire / Board of Medicine / OPLC: Additional routing source 1
  71. New Jersey / State Board of Medical Examiners: Contact source
  72. New Mexico / Medical Board (MD and DO): Contact source
  73. New Mexico / Medical Board (MD and DO): Additional routing source 1
  74. New Mexico / Medical Board (MD and DO): Additional routing source 2
  75. New York / State Board for Medicine / NYSED licensure: Contact source
  76. New York / State Board for Medicine / NYSED licensure: Routing source
  77. New York / Office of Professional Medical Conduct (discipline): Contact source
  78. North Carolina / Medical Board: Contact source
  79. North Carolina / Medical Board: Routing source
  80. North Dakota / Board of Medicine: Contact source
  81. Ohio / State Medical Board: Contact source
  82. Oklahoma / Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision (MD): Contact source
  83. Oregon / Medical Board: Contact source
  84. Pennsylvania / State Board of Osteopathic Medicine (DO): Official instructions
  85. Rhode Island / Board of Medical Licensure and Discipline / DOH: Official instructions
  86. South Carolina / Board of Medical Examiners: Official instructions
  87. South Carolina / Board of Medical Examiners: Contact source
  88. South Dakota / Board of Medical and Osteopathic Examiners: Official instructions
  89. South Dakota / Board of Medical and Osteopathic Examiners: Contact source
  90. Tennessee / Board of Osteopathic Examination (DO): Official instructions
  91. Texas / Medical Board: Contact source
  92. Utah / Medical Licensing Board (MD and DO) / DOPL; DO profession page: Contact source
  93. Utah / Medical Licensing Board (MD and DO) / DOPL; DO profession page: Routing source 1
  94. Utah / Medical Licensing Board (MD and DO) / DOPL; DO profession page: Routing source 3
  95. Vermont / Board of Medical Practice (MD): Contact source
  96. Vermont / Board of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons (DO) / OPR: Contact source
  97. Virginia / Board of Medicine: Contact source
  98. Washington / Medical Commission (MD): Contact source
  99. Washington / Medical Commission (MD): Routing source
  100. Washington / Board of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery (DO) / DOH: Contact source
  101. Washington / Board of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery (DO) / DOH: Routing source
  102. West Virginia / Board of Osteopathic Medicine (DO): Contact source
  103. Wisconsin / Medical Examining Board / DSPS: Routing source
  104. Wyoming / Board of Medicine: Contact source

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