Infectious Disease

Deborah Theodore, MD

Assistant Professor of Medicine

Debbie Theodore is an Assistant Professor of Medicine in the Division of Infectious Diseases at Columbia University Irving Medical Center, as well as Associate Program Director for the Infectious Diseases Fellowship Program. Her research interests include prevention of HIV through the expansion and delivery of PrEP and the implementation and execution of clinical trials of vaccines and broadly neutralizing monoclonal antibodies for HIV prevention and treatment. Her research also includes prevent

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Credentials

Years in Practice

12+ years

Peer Recognition

Healthgrades — Healthgrades Honor Roll

Clinical Focus

Subspecialties

Clinical Infectious Disease

Conditions & Treatments

Travel MedicineHIV/AIDSTuberculosisHepatitis CHepatitis BAntimicrobial StewardshipSepsis & Critical Care

Insurance(s) Accepted

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Conditions Dr. Theodore treats

Insurance accepted

Frequently asked

Does Dr. Theodore accept Aetna insurance?

Deborah Theodore's public profile lists Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, and Blue Cross Blue Shield plus 6 more health plans as accepted plans. Plan participation can change — confirm directly with the practice before your visit.

Where does Dr. Theodore practice?

Deborah Theodore practices in New York, NY.

What does Dr. Theodore specialize in?

Deborah Theodore is a board-certified infectious disease specialist with focus areas in Clinical Infectious Disease.

How long has Dr. Theodore been practicing?

Deborah Theodore has 12+ years of clinical experience in infectious disease.