New physicians & clinics entering your service area — recruit them first
Identify newly enumerated physicians, NPs, and clinics entering your service area and recruit them into your value-based care network before anyone else.
Pinpoint your territory
Filter newly enumerated providers by specialty, state, ZIP radius, county, and individual vs. organization — your market, your rules.
Get alerted first
Save a territory and choose real-time, daily, or weekly email alerts. We watch the NPPES feed so you don't have to.
Grow your network
Track new PCPs and specialists by county and specialty, and prioritize outreach for network development.
Grow your ACO or VBC network with new providers
Value-based and ACO network teams need to know which providers are entering their service area — and to keep every provider in the network compliant. Provider Signals does both: it surfaces newly enumerated providers and practices in your geography for network expansion, and monitors your existing network for exclusions and deactivations.
Filter new providers by specialty and region to find primary-care and specialty additions that strengthen network adequacy. Export to CSV or pull via API to feed your network-development and analytics workflows.
For ongoing integrity, pair growth with continuous OIG exclusion screening so an excluded or deactivated provider in your value-based network is flagged immediately, not at audit time. See also the healthcare provider database.
Frequently asked questions
How does this support value-based network growth?
It surfaces newly enumerated providers in your service area for network expansion and (via the Risk product) monitors your network for OIG exclusions and NPPES deactivations.
Can I find providers that improve network adequacy?
Yes — filter new providers by specialty taxonomy and geography to target the primary-care and specialty additions your network needs.
Does it monitor my existing network?
Yes — through continuous exclusion and status monitoring, so changes to providers already in your network surface as alerts.
Related resources: OIG exclusion screening · Healthcare provider database · New medical practices
Data & methodology
Source: CMS NPPES. Provider Signals includes each provider's public NPPES record (NPI, name, taxonomy, practice address, phone, and fax), but not email addresses. Informational only.
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