Neighborhood Improvement Project

LBN: Neighborhood Improvement Project
Neighborhood Improvement Project is an health care organization with primary practice located at 811 13Th St Ste 10, Augusta GA 30901-2700. The organization recently has 4 registered licenses in different health care specialties including Nursing Service Providers / Infusion Therapy, Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians / Infectious Disease, Ambulatory Health Care Facilities / Infusion Therapy, Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing Providers / Medical. Ambulatory Health Care Facilities / Infusion Therapy is the primary health care specialty. Neighborhood Improvement Project can be contacted via phone (706) 790-4440, or through Wood, Wesley via phone (706) 790-4440.

Contact Information

Primary practice address
811 13Th St Ste 10 Augusta GA 30901-2700
Phone: (706) 790-4440
Fax: (706) 790-4393
Website:
Map and Directions
Authorized official contact:
Name: Wood, Wesley
Phone: (706) 790-4440

Health care specialties

SpecialtyCodeLicense #State
Nursing Service Providers / Infusion Therapy 163WI0500X 032689 Georgia
Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians / Infectious Disease 207RI0200X 032689 Georgia
Ambulatory Health Care Facilities / Infusion Therapy 261QI0500X 032689 Georgia
Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing Providers / Medical 363AM0700X 032689 Georgia

Profile Details

NPI number 1679933501
LBN Legal business name Neighborhood Improvement Project
DBA Doing business as
Authorized official Wood, Wesley
Entity Organization
Organization subpart 1 No
Enumeration date Mar 4th, 2016
Last updated Mar 4th, 2016 - about 8 years ago

1 Some organizations, which are providing health care services, may consist of units or departments that provide different types of health care services or have several separate physical locations, where health care service is provided. These units, departments or physical locations are not themselves legal entities. However, each of them is part of the organization, which is a legal entity. The organization may decide whether its subparts, if it has any, should have their own NPI numbers. In case a subpart conducts any HIPAA standard transactions by itself, without its parent's involvement, it must have its own NPI number.

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