Fentanyl (Duragesic) Prescribers in North Dakota
Ranked by documented Medicare Part D claim volume (2024).
108 providers in North Dakota have Medicare Part D claims for fentanyl. Ordering reflects documented Part D claim volume — a transparency signal, not a quality or "best" ranking. Open any provider for their full profile and what they prescribe under Medicare.
fentanyl prescribers in North Dakota
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Pain Medicine (Anesthesiology) Physician · Minot, ND
217 Medicare Part D claims (2024)
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Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Physician · Bismarck, ND
159 Medicare Part D claims (2024)
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Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Physician · Grand Forks, ND
144 Medicare Part D claims (2024)
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Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Physician · Grand Forks, ND
134 Medicare Part D claims (2024)
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Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Physician · Fargo, ND
39 Medicare Part D claims (2024)
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Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Physician · Fargo, ND
25 Medicare Part D claims (2024)
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Medicare Part D only. Counts and ordering reflect Medicare Part D claims (2024) from CMS — they exclude cash-pay, commercial, and Medicaid prescriptions and undercount cash-pay categories (e.g. GLP-1 weight-loss, testosterone). Not a quality or "best" ranking. Absence does not mean a provider does not prescribe fentanyl. fentanyl is a Schedule II controlled substance; this is a factual claims directory only — not medical advice, not an endorsement, and not instructions for obtaining any medication. Source: CMS NPPES (June 2026).