Most provider lists are a name, an NPI, and an address that may be years out of date. That is enough to send mail and not much else. Enrichment fills in the rest of the picture, so you can rank, route, and prioritize a list instead of working it in order.
How It Works
Send us the list you already have. We match on whatever identifiers it carries, then append the signals you ask for and deliver the enriched file back, typically the same business day, ready to open in Gigasheet or load into your own systems.
What We Match On
- NPI: individual or organization, the cleanest match and the one we resolve everything else to
- TIN or EIN: useful when you are working at the group or billing entity level rather than the clinician level
- Name plus address or phone: for rosters, prospect lists, and claims extracts that carry no identifier at all
A list with none of these in clean form is still workable. Send it as it sits and we will tell you what is matchable before you commit to anything.
What Gets Appended
- Identity and location: NPI, taxonomy, organization and group affiliation, and verified practice locations
- Contact: website, working phone number, mailing address, and LinkedIn
- Negotiated rates: payer-specific rates and Rate Scores showing where a provider sits against the market for their specialty and geography, plus geographically adjusted Medicare comparisons
- Reputation: Provider Reputation Scores built from online signals including reviews and ratings, website presence, and a working phone number
- Regulatory standing: public state and federal regulatory records that flag known disciplinary actions, exclusions, or revocations
- Quality: emerging specialty-specific signals based on CMS performance, utilization, and facility-quality data
What Teams Do With It
- Network teams rank recruitment targets by rate position and verified location before anyone picks up the phone
- MedTech and market access teams size a territory by who actually practices there and how they are paid
- Payment integrity and bill review teams check a provider against the public record in one pass instead of six tabs
Rate Scores measure negotiated-rate market position only. They are not a clinical quality measure, and they do not describe what a patient pays.
Request a Demo to walk through an enrichment on your own provider list.