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New Nurse Practitioner NPIs in Texas

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Newly enumerated Nurse Practitioner providers in Texas, from the NPPES weekly file.

1 New this week ↓66.6%
24 New this month ↑41.2%
5 New orgs · 30d
68 New this quarter
24 new providers · Texas · last 30 days · showing the 5 most recent

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Provider / OrganizationSpecialtyLocationNPIEnumerated
Juana Maria Vasquez NEW
Nurse Practitioner San Antonio, TX 1972427409 Aug 6 · 6d
Tina Marie Mcclain
Nurse Practitioner Glenn Heights, TX 1972426039 Aug 4 · 1w
Harmony Np Care Pllc
Nurse Practitioner Round Rock, TX 1073436655 Jul 31 · 1w
Alma Family Health Pllc
Nurse Practitioner Arlington, TX 1831012699 Jul 30 · 1w
Patience Lariba Ayambire
Nurse Practitioner Odessa, TX 1992626808 Jul 24 · 2w
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About new Nurse Practitioner providers in Texas

In the last 30 days, 24 new Nurse Practitioner providers were newly enumerated in Texas — 1 in the past week and 68 in the past quarter. “Newly enumerated” means an NPI (National Provider Identifier) was assigned in that window: a new practice, a new hire, or a newly registered organization. Source: the CMS NPPES weekly file (public domain). Practice addresses in NPPES can be ~15–20% out of date, so verify before outreach.

Frequently asked questions

How many new Nurse Practitioner NPIs are there in Texas?

24 Nurse Practitioner NPIs were newly enumerated in Texas in the last 30 days — 1 in the past week and 68 in the past quarter.

How often is the Texas new-provider list updated?

Weekly, from the CMS NPPES file. Newly registered NPIs typically appear within a week of enumeration.

What does “newly enumerated” mean?

It means an NPI (National Provider Identifier) was assigned in the selected window — which can signal a new practice opening, a new hire, or a newly registered organization.

Can I track new Nurse Practitioner NPIs in Texas automatically?

Yes. A free account saves this territory and emails you weekly when new providers appear. Export and multi-territory tracking are available on paid plans.