From a territory to the account you call first
Each view starts from a question field teams ask every week, not from an empty table.
Every Medicare-certified facility type, filterable together
Filter the CMS Provider of Services file by type, state, city, county, ZIP, ownership, chain, beds, emergency services and certification date.
Five views built for facility and market work
Each joins CMS, HRSA and ONC files that normally sit in separate downloads.
One page per facility, with its market around it
Open any facility for its CMS record, the people registered at its address, what they prescribe, the EHR it runs, how it compares with peers in the state, its referral hospitals and its chain.
- Provider ID, type, ownership, chain, beds, emergency services
- NPIs at the address with Medicare activity, and their Part D prescribing
- Market position against same-type peers in the state
- Referral partner hospitals in the county, with their EHR
See the EHR market hospital by hospital
Hospital-EHR linkage, certification health and displacement signals across the CMS Promoting Interoperability file.
- Hospitals linked, EHR vendors and top-3 concentration
- Upgrade signals and EHR switches
- ONC Certified Health IT products with surveillance history
Every ACO, its performance and its markets
Shared Savings Program ACOs with annual financial and quality performance from the CMS public use files, ranked against their cohort.
- Quality score, savings rate, generated and earned savings
- Benchmark and per capita spend, assigned beneficiaries
- Closest footprint rivals and state-by-state landscape
Where safety-net capacity is stretched thinnest
The 340B covered-entity universe: federally qualified health centers and look-alikes, who operates them, and where capacity is thinnest against shortage burden. Sourced from the HRSA Health Center Program and HPSA designations.
One page per territory
Pick a state: who spends, who prescribes, where the beds are, which ACOs operate, and where care is short. On Pro and Teams, the map shows providers, facilities, labs, health centers and recalls by state, county or ZIP.
- Key signals and a comparison with bordering states
- Map metrics as totals, per 100K residents or year over year
- Print or export the brief
9 federal files, joined
Every table names its source and the date it was last refreshed.
Built for teams that sell to, serve or invest in facilities
Prioritize accounts
Hospitals, labs and surgical centers by type, beds and state, saved as a lead list for your reps.
Find displacement targets
Which EHR each hospital runs, who is upgrading and who already switched.
Map the competition
Peers by type in the state, chain networks and the ACOs that operate in your counties.
See where care is short
Shortage areas and underserved populations next to the health centers that serve them.
Common questions
Are nursing homes and home health agencies included?+
Yes. They are provider types in the CMS Provider of Services file, next to hospitals, hospices, dialysis facilities, rural health clinics and the other certified types. Filter by type, state, ownership, chain or beds.
Which plans include facility data?+
The Facilities, Laboratories and ACO Networks tables, facility and ACO profiles and the map are on Pro and Teams. Territory Brief, EHR Intelligence, Safety-Net Intel, health centers, shortage areas and certified health IT are on every plan.
Where does the data come from?+
From CMS (Provider of Services, CLIA, Shared Savings Program), HRSA (health centers, shortage areas, underserved areas, National Health Service Corps) and ONC and HealthIT.gov (certified health IT and hospital EHR linkage).
Can I export facility lists?+
Yes, up to 1,000 rows per export, and facilities and ACOs can be saved as lead lists.
Is there a trial?+
Yes. Regular and Pro start with a 14-day trial. Sign up yourself, no sales call needed.
Pick a state. See every facility, its EHR and the ACOs around it.
Facility tables, profiles and the map are on Pro and Teams. Lower prices on annual plans.
