Healthcare email lists

How to choose

Start with the kind of location you sell to. Every row will be a location: a dental office, a physician practice site, a pharmacy or a hospital (one CMS Certification Number). NPPES registers both individual clinicians and organizations, and we group those registrations by address, so a practice with six dentists becomes one row. No list will have a column of individual clinicians' names. A named inbox that a practice publishes at its own domain stays in its row as the practice lists it.

Then match the specialty to your buyers. Dental suppliers, dental software companies and agencies that serve dental offices fit the dentist email list, which has a separate orthodontist list. Medical device sellers, billing and staffing firms and practice-software companies usually want the physician email list, where every row will carry the specialties registered at the address. Sellers who serve one specialty can start from a specialty list cut from it: dermatologists, cardiologists, oncologists, pediatricians, neurologists, urologists or radiologists. Wholesalers, pharmacy software vendors and compounding suppliers fit the pharmacy email list, with a pharmacy_type column that separates community stores from long-term care and mail-order pharmacies. Rehabilitation equipment suppliers, therapy billing services and clinic software vendors fit the physical therapist email list, which will cover outpatient clinics more fully than hospital therapy departments. Frame, lens and diagnostic equipment sellers fit the optometrist email list, whose group_affiliation column will name a retail chain or practice group where public evidence shows one. Adjusting-table, supplement and billing companies fit the chiropractor email list, with one row per chiropractic office. Medical suppliers, staffing agencies and health IT vendors that sell to hospital departments fit the hospital email list, which will carry main and department inboxes such as purchasing or careers, never named staff, and a hospital_type column that separates acute care, critical access and psychiatric hospitals.

The register counts in the table are counts of public records, not list rows, and the NPPES counts are upper bounds. Each count is labeled with its unit, such as registered practice addresses, registered pharmacy addresses or Medicare-enrolled hospitals, so compare counts only where the units match. How we build each list