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Providers · reports telehealth · added in the last 60 days

Set the area and specialty you care about, then get a weekly email when new clinicians register there. Export the list any time.

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Added

Last 7 daysLast 14 daysLast 30 daysLast 60 daysLast 90 daysLast 6 monthsLast yearAny time

Includes clinicians in training, who hold NPIs and are numerous near a teaching hospital. Exclude them.

The window is a preview: it shows what would have reached you over that period. Alerts send weekly, and only when something new matches.

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Widen the date range or the radius. In a small area, ninety days can genuinely contain no new registrations.

What is in this set

SpecialtyCount
Student in an Organized Health Care Education/Training Program 287
Registered Nurse 168
Social Worker 150
Mental Health Counselor 145
Physician Assistant 96
Behavior Technician 76
Family Nurse Practitioner 76
Specialist 75
Speech-Language Pathologist 61
Clinical Social Worker 52
Licensed Practical Nurse 50
Physical Therapist 49

What "added" means

The date is when CMS issued the NPI, which is the only timing the registry records. For a clinician that is a reasonable proxy for entering practice — but a provider who changes employer, moves state or joins a new group keeps the same NPI and will not appear here.

Addresses are what the provider filed with CMS. They are frequently a billing office rather than where anyone sees patients, and the registry has no retirement field — some records belong to people who have stopped practising.