Sites of care data for 997K+ US locations, every kind of care setting in one search

Dmand AI tracks 997K+ US sites of care. They include 6.2K+ hospitals with a CMS certification number, 22K+ hospital outpatient departments and units, 429K+ medical group practice sites, 235K+ solo practices, 90.7K+ pharmacies, 61.2K+ physical therapy and rehab clinics, 59.6K+ nursing and senior living communities, 53.3K+ community clinics and urgent care centers and 23.5K+ home health and hospice offices. Counts as of October 25, 2026; other sources count facilities differently.

A site of care is the physical place where a patient receives care: a hospital, an outpatient department, a physician or dental office, a clinic, a surgery or imaging center, a nursing facility, a home health or hospice office, or a pharmacy. Dmand AI counts each place once, separate from the organization that owns it.

Dmand AI groups US sites of care into 21 types: hospitals and their outpatient departments, medical group practice sites, solo practices, FQHCs, rural health clinics, urgent care, school and student health, government and tribal clinics, surgery centers, imaging and mammography centers, clinical labs, dialysis centers, behavioral health centers, physical therapy and rehab clinics, skilled nursing facilities, senior living communities, IDD residences, home health agencies, hospices and pharmacies.

A site of care is a place; a healthcare organization (HCO) is the company or system that runs one or more places. Dmand AI tracks 124K+ parent organizations, such as health systems, senior care operators, home care companies and health centers, and 181K+ medical groups, and links sites of care to them.

Yes, for sites in the org graph. 641K+ sites of care sit under a parent organization or medical group in Dmand AI, so a clinic, agency or nursing facility opens to the system or operator above it, and the parent opens to all of its sites.

Solo practices and pharmacies are kept outside the org graph, so they carry no hierarchy. Some clinics, agencies and senior living communities are not yet placed under a parent; their records still hold type, address, identifiers and clinicians.

Yes. Pick the outpatient site types you sell to, such as urgent care, surgery centers, imaging centers and clinics, add a state, county or city, and save or export the list with each site’s parent, NPI and EHR.

Yes. The EHR is a filter in the app, so you can list the sites of any type that run the system you sell into or replace, then open the parent of each one. The EHR and technology data page covers the filters.

Yes. Post-acute coverage includes 14.7K+ skilled nursing facilities, 39.7K+ senior living communities, 5.2K+ IDD residences, 14.4K+ home health agency offices and 9K+ hospice offices, each with its type and, where Dmand AI has one, its operator.

Yes. Sites link to the HCPs who practice there, from Dmand AI’s 7.4M+ HCPs, and to the leaders of the organization that runs them, from 11M+ healthcare executives.

Identity, NPIs and addresses come from the CMS provider registry, certification numbers and facility types from CMS facility records, and Medicare enrollment from CMS enrollment records. Site types, parents, clinician links and EHRs come from Dmand AI site of care data, org hierarchy data, affiliation data and EHR install data. Records refresh every month.

Yes, for two site types. The Dmand AI hospital directory and medical group directory list sites by state and city with free profiles. Every other site type can be searched during the 30-day free trial.