Build hospital and system lists, then find decision makers at each one.
Hospital and health system data for 6.2K+ hospitals, mapped from the IDN down to each site of care
Search US hospitals by type, bed size, owner, health system and the EHR they run. Each hospital sits in its system’s hierarchy with its outpatient departments, medical groups and sites below it, and opens to the leaders who run it and the clinicians who practice there.
- 30 days free
- Self-serve
- No credit card
Customers
Teams selling into US healthcare use Dmand AI
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Circle Health · G2 review
I like Dmand AI’s extremely curated and comprehensive healthcare database, which you won’t find on any other platform with this level of detail.
Anupam D.Founder & CEO, StratAnalyze (for Circle Health) - G2 review (opens in a new tab)
NextDimension AI · G2 review
It’s like having a hyper-personalized mail writer that’s unbelievably efficient.
Simran K.Co-founder & CEO, NextDimension AI
Coverage
Dmand AI covers 6.2K+ US hospitals with a CMS certification number, plus 22K+ outpatient departments and 1.6K+ health systems
A hospital record is one facility with its own CMS certification number (CCN). Outpatient departments and units that bill under a hospital are counted separately, and the health systems sit within 124K+ parent organizations that own US sites of care. Select a state to browse its hospitals for free.
Hospitals by state
Hospitals with a CMS certification number, by state. Select a state to browse its hospitals.| State | Hospitals |
|---|---|
| Alabama | 116 |
| Alaska | 26 |
| Arizona | 128 |
| Arkansas | 108 |
| California | 420 |
| Colorado | 113 |
| Connecticut | 40 |
| Delaware | 17 |
| District of Columbia | 13 |
| Florida | 283 |
| Georgia | 175 |
| Hawaii | 26 |
| Idaho | 54 |
| Illinois | 207 |
| Indiana | 171 |
| Iowa | 123 |
| Kansas | 152 |
| Kentucky | 122 |
| Louisiana | 205 |
| Maine | 37 |
| Maryland | 61 |
| Massachusetts | 104 |
| Michigan | 162 |
| Minnesota | 140 |
| Mississippi | 115 |
| Missouri | 139 |
| Montana | 66 |
| Nebraska | 97 |
| Nevada | 57 |
| New Hampshire | 30 |
| New Jersey | 95 |
| New Mexico | 54 |
| New York | 198 |
| North Carolina | 130 |
| North Dakota | 51 |
| Ohio | 235 |
| Oklahoma | 153 |
| Oregon | 63 |
| Pennsylvania | 221 |
| PR | 66 |
| Rhode Island | 16 |
| South Carolina | 87 |
| South Dakota | 65 |
| Tennessee | 144 |
| Texas | 590 |
| Utah | 57 |
| Vermont | 18 |
| Virginia | 111 |
| Washington | 109 |
| West Virginia | 64 |
| Wisconsin | 153 |
| Wyoming | 32 |
By state: 50 states and DC on the map; Puerto Rico and territories are counted in the totals.
- Acute care3.1K+
- Critical access1.3K+
- Psychiatric650+
- Inpatient rehabilitation410+
- Long-term care320+
- VA140+
- Children’s90+
- Rural emergency38
- Military (DoD)32
Hospitals with a CMS certification number, October 25, 2026.
Hospital profiles
Every hospital profile shows its size, owner and system, the people inside it, the technology it runs and its finances
One record per hospital, with each fact naming the CMS file or Dmand AI dataset it came from, so a rep can size an account before the first call.
The overview shows type, size, owner and identifiers
Hospital type, staffed and licensed beds, ownership, teaching status, CCN and NPI, and the health system above it.
People show who runs it and who practices there
Executives by department and level, and the clinicians affiliated with it by specialty.
Technology shows the systems it runs
Installed systems by category, from the inpatient EHR to revenue cycle, supply chain and PACS.
Financials show revenue and volume
Net patient revenue, operating margin, Medicare and Medicaid revenue, discharges and employees from CMS cost reports.
See every field on a hospital profile
| Field group | Fields | Where it comes from |
|---|---|---|
| Identity | Name and other names, CCN, NPI, address, phone, website | CMS Provider of Services file, CMS provider registry |
| Type | Hospital type and sub-type, teaching status, critical access and rural status | CMS Provider of Services file |
| Size and volume | Staffed and licensed beds, discharges, employees | CMS hospital cost reports |
| Ownership | Ownership type, owners on file with CMS, health system | Medicare enrollment records (PECOS), Dmand AI org hierarchy |
| Hierarchy | Parent organization, regions and brands, outpatient departments, campuses, medical groups and other sites below it | Dmand AI org hierarchy |
| People | Executives by department and level; affiliated HCPs by specialty and type of link | Dmand AI executive data, Medicare enrollment and claims |
| Services | Services the hospital offers, from the CMS list | CMS Provider of Services file |
| Technology | Installed systems in 25 categories, with vendor, product and status | Dmand AI technology install data |
| Financials | Net patient revenue, operating margin, Medicare and Medicaid revenue | CMS hospital cost reports |
| Signals | Leadership changes, new sites and news | Buying signals |
Org hierarchy
Dmand AI maps each health system from the IDN down to its hospitals, outpatient departments, medical groups and sites
Hospital lists usually stop at the facility. Dmand AI places 99% of hospitals under their parent organization and ties each outpatient department to the hospital it bills under, so one account opens the whole system: its regions, its hospitals and the clinics and groups below them.
Search
Build a hospital list by type, bed size, owner, health system, location and EHR
Filter hospitals the way you size territory, then open each one’s hierarchy and people. Or start from a health system and list the hospitals and sites it owns.
Type and size
Hospital type and sub-type, staffed beds and teaching status.
Owner and system
Ownership type, the health system or IDN and the parent organization.
Location
State, city and county.
Technology
The inpatient EHR and other installed systems.
People
Open any hospital to find the leaders who run it and the clinicians who practice there
A hospital record holds its executives by department and its affiliated HCPs by specialty, so the account and the buying committee arrive together. Across Dmand AI, 1.4M+ HCPs are linked to the hospitals and outpatient departments where they practice.
Leaders by department
Pick IT, nursing, finance, supply chain or any of 38 departments and see who holds each role at that hospital.
Clinicians by specialty
See the physicians, nurse practitioners and PAs who practice there, each with how they are linked.
Contacts when you want them
Get a work email or mobile number for the people you pick, charged only when one is found.
Data quality
How Dmand AI keeps hospital data reliable: CMS identifiers, one bed count and sources on every fact
Every hospital is keyed to its CCN and NPI and every figure names its CMS file and year, so two reps looking at one account see the same numbers.
Illustrations: the labels Dmand AI shows on hospital records, each on an invented record.
Keyed to the CCN
One record per CMS certification number, so a merged name or a rebrand never splits a hospital in two.
One bed count everywhere
Size uses staffed beds from the CMS cost report on profiles, lists and rankings alike.
Owners from Medicare enrollment
Ownership comes from the owners a hospital files with CMS, beside the system it belongs to.
Monthly refresh and fixes on request
Records update every month, and a wrong parent or site can be flagged from the profile for the data team to check.
Access
Use hospital data in Dmand AI, a CSV file, HubSpot or Salesforce, or Claude
The same accounts and hierarchy wherever your team plans territory.
- Account lists in Dmand AI
- Export hospitals with their system
Download type, beds, owner, system and EHR columns as a CSV file.
- Sync accounts to HubSpot or Salesforce
Send hospitals as companies with CCN, system and parent mapped to your fields. Salesforce is in beta.
- Ask Claude about a health system
Ask Claude which hospitals a system owns and who runs each one. Searches are free and contacts use credits.
Who uses it
Each team selling into hospitals builds its account list from a different cut of the same hospital data
Type, size, owner, place or technology: the first filter tells you what a team sells.
Health IT and services
Find hospitals on the system you replace or integrate with.
Filter by inpatient EHR and bed size, then open the IT leaders at each.
Dmand AI for Health ITHealthtech and digital health
Find the systems large enough to run your program.
List health systems by the hospitals and sites they own in your region.
Dmand AI for digital healthMedical staffing and recruiting
Find rural hospitals that rely on contract staff.
Filter critical access hospitals by state and open their nursing leaders.
Dmand AI for staffingConsulting and agencies
Size a client’s market by owner and type.
Count hospitals by ownership and system in the states a client covers.
Dmand AI for consultingMedTech and medical supplies
Find the hospitals and outpatient sites where procedures happen.
Open each system’s hospitals with their outpatient surgery and imaging sites.
Dmand AI for MedTechPharma, biotech and CROs
Find academic centers and their cancer programs for study sites.
Filter major teaching hospitals and open their outpatient cancer centers.
Dmand AI for life sciencesExplore
Browse US hospitals by state and size for free, with their health system and outpatient sites
Ranked lists
Questions
Hospital database and health system data FAQs
What buyers ask before they choose a source for hospital and health system data.
How many hospitals are in the US?
Dmand AI tracks 6.2K+ US hospitals with a CMS certification number (CCN), including 3.1K+ acute care hospitals, 1.3K+ critical access hospitals, 650+ psychiatric hospitals, 410+ inpatient rehabilitation hospitals and 320+ long-term care hospitals. It also tracks 22K+ outpatient departments and units that bill under a hospital. Counts as of October 25, 2026; totals from other sources differ by what they count as a hospital.
How many health systems and IDNs are in the US?
Dmand AI tracks 1.6K+ health systems and IDNs, from single-hospital systems to national networks, within 124K+ parent organizations that own US sites of care. 99% of hospitals with a CCN are placed under their parent organization.
What is the difference between a hospital, a health system and an IDN?
A hospital is one licensed facility. A health system owns or runs several hospitals and other sites under one parent. An IDN, or integrated delivery network, is a health system that also owns the physician groups, outpatient sites and often a health plan, so it can deliver care end to end. The glossary entry on integrated delivery networks has more.
Where can I get a US hospital database with the people at each hospital?
Dmand AI is a hospital database with the people inside each hospital: search 6.2K+ hospitals by type, size, owner, system and EHR, open each one’s executives and affiliated clinicians, and get work emails and mobile numbers for the people you pick. Hospital records have no email list of their own; contacts belong to the people.
How do I find all the hospitals in a health system?
Open the health system in Dmand AI and its hierarchy lists the hospitals, outpatient departments, medical groups and sites it owns, level by level. You can save them all as one account list or filter them by type and state.
What does a hospital record include?
Type, staffed and licensed beds, ownership, teaching status, CCN and NPI, the health system and sites around it, executives, affiliated HCPs, installed technology in 25 categories, services, and net patient revenue, margin and payer revenue from CMS cost reports.
Can I list hospitals by bed size, type, ownership and state?
Yes. Combine hospital type, staffed beds, ownership, health system, state and EHR in one search, and save or export the result with the columns you need.
Can I see the outpatient departments and clinics that belong to a hospital?
Yes. Outpatient departments and units are tied to the hospital they bill under, and clinics, imaging centers and medical group sites sit under their health system, so a hospital opens to the sites around it.
Can I find the executives and physicians at a hospital?
Yes. Each hospital lists its executives by department and level and its affiliated HCPs by specialty, and 1.4M+ HCPs are linked to the hospitals and outpatient departments where they practice. The healthcare executive data page covers the leaders in detail.
Can I see which EHR a hospital uses?
Yes, in the app. Each hospital’s Technology tab shows the inpatient EHR and the other systems installed, by category, and you can filter hospitals by any of them. Free hospital profile pages show the technology categories; the vendor and product are in the app with a free account.
Where does Dmand AI’s hospital data come from, and how current is it?
Identity, type and services come from the CMS Provider of Services file and provider registry, beds and finances from CMS hospital cost reports, ownership from Medicare enrollment records, and hierarchy, people and technology from Dmand AI’s own data. Records refresh every month, and each figure shows its source and year.
Is there a free list of US hospitals?
Yes. The Dmand AI hospital directory lists US hospitals by state and city with free profiles, and the ranked lists cover the largest hospitals by staffed beds and outpatient sites.
Hospitals and health systems
See the hospitals and sites a health system owns, with the people who run them
30 days free, self-serve, no credit card.
- 30 days free
- Self-serve
- No credit card