Provider Signals™New nurse practitioners in your market — the week they're enumerated.
Not a static list — continuous provider intelligence. Provider Signals surfaces newly enumerated NPs by state and specialty as they appear in NPPES, so recruiters and sales teams reach them first. A live nurse practitioner database, built on CMS NPPES.
NPs are the fastest-growing clinician type
Nurse practitioners are entering practice faster than almost any other provider type, which makes a current NP database hard to maintain from static lists — the newest, most reachable NPs are exactly the ones a stale file misses. Provider Signals tracks NPPES continuously and surfaces NPs the week their NPI is enumerated.
Filter the way you actually work
- By state & ZIP/county — focus on your territory.
- By taxonomy — family, acute care, psychiatric-mental-health, and other NP specializations.
- By recency — newly enumerated this week/month.
- By entity — individual NPs vs. NP-led organizations.
Who uses it
Physician/clinician recruiters sourcing new NPs, healthcare and device sales reaching new prescribers, and staffing & locum teams finding clinicians to place. Export to CSV or pull via API, and set alerts so new NPs come to you.
Browse live examples: new NP practices in California and new NP practices in Texas, or start from the new medical practices hub.
Frequently asked questions
What is a nurse practitioner database?
A structured, searchable set of nurse practitioner records — name, NPI, specialty/taxonomy, location, and status — that you can filter by state and specialty. Provider Signals builds one from NPPES and highlights newly enumerated NPs.
How do I find newly licensed nurse practitioners?
Filter the database by recency and state to see NPs whose NPIs were newly enumerated in NPPES, then set an alert to be notified as new ones appear.
Can I export the NP list?
Yes — export to CSV or pull via API on paid plans, and filter by state, ZIP/county, taxonomy, and entity type first.
Data & methodology
Sources: OIG LEIE, CMS NPPES. This page is informational and does not constitute legal or compliance advice.
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