Healthcare executive data for 11M+ leaders, placed at the site they run

Dmand AI covers 11M+ healthcare executives, including 127K+ C-suite leaders, 107K+ vice presidents, 98K+ department heads and 921K+ directors in the US. Titles are sorted into 38 departments and 700+ sub-departments. Counts as of October 25, 2026.

In Dmand AI, a healthcare executive is anyone in a leadership or non-clinical role at a US health system, hospital, medical group or other site of care: the C-suite, such as the CEO, CFO, COO, CIO, CMO and CNO, plus vice presidents, department heads, directors and managers. Clinicians who hold a leadership title, such as a chief medical officer, are executives too.

Yes. Pick the title, or the C-suite sub-department such as chief executive, chief information officer or chief medical officer, then narrow to hospitals and health systems in the states you cover. Or start from a list of hospitals and open each one’s executives, with system leaders and hospital leaders kept apart.

It depends on the purchase. Software is usually chosen by the CIO, CMIO or CNIO and a director of clinical applications, with the CFO for budget. Medical devices go through value analysis, supply chain and the physician leaders of the service line. Staffing contracts sit with the CNO and HR. Our guide Selling to hospitals: who buys what covers each purchase.

Both, where the record shows it. System leaders sit on the health system and facility leaders on the hospital they run, and 150K+ directors, VPs and C-suite leaders are placed at 5.8K+ hospitals. Leaders of medical groups and other organizations are linked to that organization and its sites.

Yes. Open the health system in Dmand AI to see its hospitals, outpatient departments and other sites from the IDN down, with the leaders placed at each one. The Org Hierarchy Explorer shows the same tree for any system, so you can see who runs IT, nursing or supply chain at the system and at each hospital.

Filter by time in role to see leaders who started recently, and track your accounts in Signals to get leadership changes as Dmand AI finds them. In 2025, 1M+ healthcare executives started a new role.

Yes. Chief medical, nursing and clinical informatics officers have their own C-suite sub-department, and physician, nursing and pharmacy informatics roles sit in the clinical informatics department. Filter by either, then narrow to a health system or hospital.

Executive records refresh every month, each profile shows when the current role began, and job changes are flagged on the profile and in saved lists. You can flag a wrong title or employer from the profile and the Dmand AI data team checks it.

Yes. Executive records cover health systems, hospitals, medical groups, surgery centers, post-acute providers and other sites of care. Practice managers, office managers and front desk staff at physician practices are covered as practice staff.

Yes. Open a leader’s profile and ask for contacts: Dmand AI checks 20+ healthcare-specific sources in turn for a work email or mobile number, shows each one’s status and check date, and uses credits only when it finds one. A work email uses 1 credit and a mobile number 10, which is $0.098 and $0.98 at $49 for 500 credits.

Yes. Dmand AI starts with 30 days free, self-serve, with no credit card. Search executives, open their profiles and save a list during the trial.