RESOURCES
Physician practice intelligence resources.
Useful research for teams mapping physician groups, reviewing ownership and affiliations, and building target lists that can stand up to scrutiny.
Start with the questions that create bad target lists.
Physician data is easy to download and hard to interpret. A provider address is not automatically a practice. A shared billing or network signal is not automatically ownership. A corporate filing is not automatically the operating brand a growth team recognizes. These guides explain how to keep those distinctions visible.
How to verify physician practice ownership
A source-by-source workflow for separating identity, affiliation, legal-entity, and ownership signals before a practice enters outreach.
Read the guideWhat NPPES can—and cannot—tell you
How to use NPI, taxonomy, address, and practice-location data without treating a provider identifier as proof of ownership.
Read the guidePracticeMap methodology
Understand the difference between market fit, evidence confidence, and the ready, review, or suppress operating decision.
Read the guideExplore the product context
Florida practice intelligence
See how federal and Florida-specific sources support market mapping and evidence review.
Data sources and limitations
Learn what NPPES, Sunbiz, MQA, PECOS, payer files, and official sites can responsibly support.
Physician practice intelligence platform
Connect the research method to a repeatable workflow for growth and acquisition teams.
Build a cleaner growth pipeline
Bring a real market question to the conversation.
Tell us the Florida geographies, specialties, or target-list problem your team is working through. We will show you how the evidence and review workflow would apply.