Infectious Disease

Erik Dubberke, MD

Saint Louis, MO

Dr. Erik Dubberke, MD is an Infectious Disease Specialist who practices in Saint Louis, MO. He is 53 years old.

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Credentials

Years in Practice

25+ years

Peer Recognition

Castle Connolly — Top Doctor
2022-2026 (5 years)
Healthgrades — Healthgrades Honor Roll

Clinical Focus

Subspecialties

Clinical Infectious Disease

Conditions & Treatments

Travel MedicineHIV/AIDSTuberculosisHepatitis CHepatitis BAntimicrobial StewardshipSepsis & Critical Care

Insurance(s) Accepted

Please verify your coverage with the provider — plan participation can change.

Practice Details

Hospital Affiliations

Christian Hospital
Mercy Hospital St. Louis
Macon County Samaritan Memorial Hospital
Cox Medical Center Branson
Missouri Baptist Medical Center

Languages

English

Conditions Dr. Dubberke treats

Insurance accepted

Frequently asked

Does Dr. Dubberke accept Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance?

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

Where does Dr. Dubberke practice?

Erik Dubberke practices in Saint Louis, MO with hospital affiliations including Christian Hospital, Mercy Hospital St. Louis, and Macon County Samaritan Memorial Hospital.

What does Dr. Dubberke specialize in?

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

How long has Dr. Dubberke been practicing?

Erik Dubberke has 27+ years of clinical experience in infectious disease.