An estimated 93,462 people in District of Columbia live with migraine.
Based on U.S. Census ACS 2023 population data and Burch et al. (2021) migraine-specific prevalence rates.
Census ACS 2023 · Burch et al. (2021) · CC BY 4.0
Patient Population by Care Level
How many patients need each level of care.
* Care level estimates are based on a proposed patient complexity framework offered as a basis for clinical and policy discussion. See methodology →
By Congressional District
1 congressional district in District of Columbia
* Care level estimates are based on a proposed patient complexity framework offered as a basis for clinical and policy discussion. See methodology →
Headache Centers & Programs
1 headache center or program in District of Columbia
Headache Programs — Level 2
Georgetown University Medical Center — Neurology
Washington, DC
6 providers · 2 UCNS-certified
www.medstarhealth.org/doctors/jessica-ailani-md →Provider counts reflect headache program providers only — not all neurologists at the same address. UCNS certification verified against the United Council for Neurologic Subspecialties diplomate directory.
More Data Coming
Building a complete picture.
Payer Policy Data
What insurers in District of Columbia require before authorizing CGRP-targeting therapies — step therapy requirements, formulary placements, and Gold Card law status.
Prescribing Gap Analysis
How many primary care physicians actively treating migraine patients in District of Columbia have never prescribed a CGRP-targeting therapy — by metro area and congressional district.
Doty A. District of Columbia Headache Disorder Population Estimates.
The Headache Vault; 2026.
headachevault.com/research/states/district-of-columbia
Licensed CC BY 4.0.