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Monitor authoritative and public sources for new organizations, address changes, licenses, permits and other formation signals.
New Practice Intel turns fragmented public records into ranked, source-backed signals for healthcare vendors selling equipment, software, financing, staffing, billing, marketing and services.
We combine multiple evidence streams, remove obvious false positives, and surface the records most likely to represent a real commercial buying event.
Monitor authoritative and public sources for new organizations, address changes, licenses, permits and other formation signals.
Cross-check signals against additional sources so a routine record update does not automatically become a “new practice” lead.
Rank each prospect with an explainable confidence score, business stage and evidence summary.
Filter by state and specialty, export results, and receive recurring alerts as new matches appear.
Every accepted signal is designed to answer three questions: what changed, why it matters, and what evidence supports it.
| Signal | Specialty | Location | Stage | Confidence | Likely needs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| New organization + entity3-source match | Dental | Tampa, FL | Pre-opening | 92 | Equipment, IT, financing |
| Address + licensing change2-source match | Optometry | Orlando, FL | Relocation | 86 | Buildout, signage, supplies |
| Entity + hiring activity3-source match | Physical therapy | Naples, FL | Expansion | 81 | Staffing, software, equipment |
Rows above are fictional examples illustrating the planned data format.
A registration date alone does not prove a business is opening. New Practice Intel is designed around corroboration and transparent uncertainty.
Federal provider records, business registrations, licensing data, public permits, websites, business listings and other lawful public or licensed sources.
Confidence rises when independent evidence supports the same event. Contradictory evidence reduces or rejects a signal.
Customers should be able to review the evidence behind a signal rather than trust an opaque “AI says so” label.
The product is designed around business records and vendor timing. It is not a patient-data product and does not use PHI.
Pricing below is planned for launch and may change during the initial validation period.
For local and regional vendors focused on one state.
For teams selling deeply into one healthcare vertical.
For vendors serving multiple healthcare categories nationwide.
No. Public records can describe existing businesses, reorganizations or administrative changes. The product is designed to rank and explain evidence, not claim certainty where it does not exist.
Healthcare vendors selling equipment, supplies, financing, software, IT, billing, credentialing, staffing, marketing, construction, compliance and related business services.
The first validation cohort is Florida, multi-specialty. Broader coverage follows after the collection and scoring pipeline is proven.
Yes, but the first priority is useful data and reliable recurring delivery. Product complexity comes after signal quality is proven.
Join the founding group and get notified when the first verified cohort is ready.