Healthcare provider data for sales teams, with people placed at the sites where they work

Dmand AI is a healthcare data provider for teams selling into US healthcare. It covers clinicians, healthcare executives, practice managers and staff, hospitals and health systems, medical groups, sites of care, and the EHRs and other systems installed at hospitals, groups and sites. People are linked to the sites where they work, and sites to the parent organizations that own them, all in one app with outreach built in.

A healthcare provider database lists the clinicians and organizations that deliver care, with identifiers such as the NPI and the CMS certification number (CCN), addresses, specialties and facility types. Public versions, such as the CMS NPI registry, show each record as it was filed. A sales database such as Dmand AI adds where each person works today, the parent organization of each site, the leaders and staff inside it and a way to reach them.

A general B2B database groups people by company and email domain, which breaks down in healthcare: one health system can run hundreds of sites, and many physicians practice at sites they do not own. B2B healthcare data keys clinicians to their NPI and facilities to their CCN, and links each person to the site of care where they work, under the system that owns it.

Dmand AI covers 7.4M+ HCPs with an active NPI, 11M+ healthcare executives, 997K+ sites of care, 181K+ medical groups, 235K+ solo practices, 124K+ parent organizations, 1.6K+ health systems and IDNs, 6.2K+ hospitals and 22K+ hospital outpatient departments and units. The data coverage page lists every count by type with what one record means.

Records start from public sources: the CMS NPI registry (NPPES), Medicare enrollment records (PECOS), Care Compare, the CMS Provider of Services file, hospital cost reports, Medicare claims files, Open Payments, HRSA health center data, ClinicalTrials.gov and PubMed. Dmand AI adds its own executive, org hierarchy, affiliation and technology data, and finds contacts through waterfall enrichment across 20+ healthcare-specific sources. How our data is built explains each step.

Clinicians are linked to sites from the practice locations they file with CMS, the hospitals CMS lists them with and the medical groups they bill Medicare through. Executives are placed at the organization and site they run. Each link keeps its type, such as primary practice, employer or affiliated, and each site is placed under its parent organization where it has one. 2.1M+ clinicians are linked to their medical group.

Records for HCPs, executives and sites of care refresh every month. Each public source is picked up as it publishes, and contacts are checked when you ask for them.

Yes. Filter hospitals, medical groups, sites of care and clinicians by EHR vendor or product, and filter hospitals by other installed systems such as revenue cycle and supply chain software, to build a list for what you sell.

Yes. CMS publishes the NPI registry and the Provider Data Catalog for free, one record at a time. Dmand AI also publishes free directories and profiles of US hospitals, medical groups and HCPs, with the parent organization of each hospital; the full affiliations, org trees and contacts are in the app.

Yes. Ask for contacts on any clinician, executive or staff member and Dmand AI checks 20+ healthcare-specific sources in turn for a work email, personal email or mobile number. Each one comes back with its status and the date it was checked, and credits are used only when a contact is found.

Yes. Export any list as a CSV file, sync people and accounts to HubSpot or Salesforce (in beta) with identifiers and parent organization mapped to your fields, or search Dmand AI from Claude through the MCP connector. Clinicians can also be enriched by NPI through the API. What each plan includes is on the pricing page.

Yes. Every plan starts with 30 days free, self-serve, with no credit card, so you can search the data, open profiles and org trees and save lists before you pay.