A clean, deduplicated view of who practises where in US healthcare, built on the public NPI registry and enriched with affiliations and licensing.
What's included
- Every active individual and organisational NPI, with credentials and taxonomy-based specialties
- Standardised practice locations and practice phone numbers, separated from mailing addresses
- Hospital and health-system affiliations, and group practice membership
- Licence states and status from state boards, plus Medicare enrolment flags
- A change log showing new, moved and deactivated providers each week
How buyers use it
- Building target lists and territories for medical device and pharma field teams
- Validating provider data in payer networks and directories
- Selecting investigators and sites for clinical trials
- Enriching health-tech CRM records with specialty and affiliation
Coverage and methodology
The backbone is CMS's National Plan and Provider Enumeration System, which Willowbrook loads weekly. Affiliations come from CMS provider enrolment files, hospital websites and medical staff directories, matched with rules and manual review of conflicts. Licence status comes from state licensing boards. The dataset contains professional information about providers in their work capacity only; it holds no patient data. Records are standardised to USPS address formats and geocoded. History starts in 2008, so you can see when providers moved or changed specialty.