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US dental and healthcare provider lists, as a clean CSV

Every licensed healthcare provider in America has to register with CMS to be paid by Medicare — so the whole country is in the federal registry, with street addresses and phone numbers. Pick a specialty and a state, and get it as a CSV: dentists in Texas, chiropractors in California, physical therapists in New York.

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Free to run. You will see the first 25 rows straight away; the full CSV is a one-off '$29'. A whole-state pull can take a few minutes.

What is in the file

npi · organisation · first_name · last_name · credential · specialty · taxonomy_code · address_1 · address_2 · city · state · postcode · country · phone · fax · enumeration_date · last_updated · status

About 99% of records include a phone number, and for a large share of practices it is the clinic's own line rather than a switchboard. enumeration_date is worth a look too: a practice registered in the last six months is newly opened, which usually means no incumbent supplier yet.
Why a "complete" export usually is not: the registry's API silently stops at 1,200 records per query and returns the same last page forever after that, with no error. This splits the query by provider type and city to get past it — a Texas dentist pull returns roughly 16,000 rows instead of 1,200.

Real sample data

Fifteen rows straight out of the file, unedited. Scroll inside the box. Every value comes from the CMS registry, so you can check any of these providers against the public source yourself.

Real sample data from the federal registry. Texas · dentists · 15 of 200
NPIOrganization NameCityStatePhone
180177797427TH STREET DENTAL, PLLCABILENETX325-698-7560
1871971317ABBEVILLE DENTISTRY - ABILENE PLLCABILENETX325-673-8164
1699260497ABILENE DENTAL CARE SOUTH PLLCABILENETX325-200-4820
1255840351ABILENE ENDODONTICS, PCABILENETX325-704-5001
1487312807ABILENE FAMILY DENTAL PLLCABILENETX325-695-0088
19724413271010 DENTAL PLLCALLENTX940-600-0418
10132575186 DAY DENTAL & ORTHODONTICSALLENTX214-778-1900
1467987404ADVANCED DENTAL CAREALLENTX626-689-0395
1235641564ABBEVILLE DENTISTRY - AMARILLO GRAND STREET, PLLCAMARILLOTX806-372-3076
1366882524ABBEVILLE DENTISTRY - AMARILLO, PLLCAMARILLOTX806-223-2886
1538548128ABBEVILLE DENTISTRY - WASHINGTON ST PLLCAMARILLOTX806-553-8400
1558614032ADVANA DENTAL & DENTURES OF AMARILLO, PCAMARILLOTX806-355-6700
1861098139ADRIENNE JONES DDS PLLCARGYLETX940-276-1750
156830866610 DAY SMILES PLLCARLINGTONTX682-321-7000
184198794810X SMILES PLLCARLINGTONTX682-284-1120

Who this is for

Dental equipment and supply distributors building territory lists. Practice brokers and dental recruiters sourcing new openings. Healthcare marketing agencies running campaigns into practices. Medical software vendors doing outbound. Anyone who needs a provider census for research.

Compared with buying a lead list

Data brokers resell data that ultimately traces back to this same federal registry, usually with stale addresses and switchboard numbers, at a monthly seat price. NPILift queries the source directly and charges once. If you already have a working provider-data pipeline, you do not need this — the registry is free and the sharding method is described in the sample notes.

Free sample on GitHub

The 200-row Texas dental sample is also published publicly at github.com/dafili/NPILift-Data-Sample under CC0 — clone it, fork it, use it in your own product. The README documents exactly how the registry's 1,200-row cap works and how to work around it, so you can rebuild the whole pipeline yourself if you would rather not pay.

Who builds this

Renhua Wei

Hi, I'm Renhua. I'm a solo developer based in Sichuan. I build simple, practical CLI tools to solve real operational problems like silent backup failures and data extraction. If you run into any issues or have questions, just reply to this email and I'll get back to you personally.
support@dafili.cn

Common questions

Where does the data come from?

The NPPES NPI Registry, published by the US Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. Every provider who wants Medicare payment must register, so coverage is near-total. It is free and public.

Why do other dentist lists stop at ~1,200 rows?

The API caps every query at 1,200 and returns the same page afterwards without an error. Texas alone has about 16,000 dentists.

Can I see data before paying?

Yes — running an export is free and shows the first 25 rows, and a 200-row Texas dental sample is downloadable with no signup at /sample.