Clinic and provider list. Maps-verified. Refreshed weekly.
Urgent care, primary-care groups, specialty clinics, surgery centers, walk-ins — every clinic tied to a live Maps listing, with decision-maker matching where LinkedIn supports it.
clinics (Maps-verified)
456k
455,904 records
With phone
96%
435,985 records
With website
69%
315,480 records
With named decision-maker
40k
LinkedIn-matched, owner / GM tier
What a row looks like.
Five real records, pulled live from the database when this page rendered. Business name, category, location, phone, and website are shown as-is. Owner names and decision-maker emails are gated — they unlock after signup, on this list and every other one you generate.
| Business | Category | Location | Phone | Website | Owner / Email |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ohio Medical Doctors | Medical clinic | 44122 | (216) 245-7488 | ohio.gov | Available after signup |
| U of U Health Redwood Health Center | Medical clinic | 84119 | (801) 213-9900 | utah.edu | Available after signup |
| University of Utah Health Travel Clinic | Travel clinic | 84132 | (801) 581-2898 | utah.edu | Available after signup |
| University of NE Medical Center | Otolaryngology clinic | 68118 | (402) 559-5208 | unmc.edu | Available after signup |
| Utah Pathology | Medical clinic | 84660 | (801) 798-2639 | utah.edu | Available after signup |
Real records pulled live from the database. Owner names and decision-maker emails are gated behind signup — start the free trial to unlock them on this list and the rest.
The buyer profile we see most often.
Clinic and provider lists get bought by medical-device manufacturers, medical-billing and revenue-cycle software vendors, EHR and EMR companies, pharma sales reps, recruiting firms placing physicians and clinicians, healthcare insurers and TPAs, and locum-tenens platforms. The buyer's pain is the same across all of them: NPI-based national lists are the only universally-shared dataset, which means everyone is calling the same people on the same week. Maps-anchored generation gives you a smaller, fresher slice with at least one form of independent verification — the clinic still has an active customer-facing presence — and the LinkedIn layer adds named decision-makers where coverage exists. We're transparent about where it doesn't yet. The other thing worth flagging on this vertical: outpatient clinic ownership is consolidating fast — private equity rollups, hospital-system acquisitions of independent practices, MSO arrangements with NP-led clinics. Stale lists treat all of those as standalone independent practices long after the consolidation is done. The Maps gate doesn't fully solve consolidation either, but it picks up most cases within a quarter of branding changes.
And what isn't.
Clinic is one of the densest enriched verticals in the database. The category covers urgent-care chains, primary-care groups, surgery centers, walk-ins, and specialty practices that classify themselves under a 'clinic' Maps label. Specialty granularity comes from the Maps category — dermatology, OB-GYN, cardiology, urgent care, pain management each surface independently. The named-decision-maker layer is meaningful here because clinic operators and practice administrators tend to maintain LinkedIn presences, which lets us match cleanly. Hospitals are present but represent a smaller share than ambulatory and outpatient facilities, by design.
You've probably seen the offers.
The clinic-data market is structured around NPI tiers. Whatever tier you can buy, every competitor is buying the same tier. We're not pretending to replace the NPI-based universe; we're offering a sharper alternative for buyers who want fresh data over comprehensive coverage.
We're not pretending this database is perfect. The hub page shows the live counts across every vertical, including this one. Coverage and decision-maker density vary. The trial is the right way to spot-check whether your specific ICP is well served.
Three signals. One row.
Maps-anchored
Every record begins as a real Google Maps business. If a listing disappears, the row drops on the next refresh.
Re-verified per run
Each generated list re-checks against Maps before shipping. Closed shops, sold practices, merged operators get screened.
Sheet out
Your search → a Google Sheet. Re-run any time. No CSV downloads to organize, no zip files in folders named v3-final.
Generate your first clinic list in five minutes.
1,000 lookups, free, no credit card. If the data doesn't beat the clinic list you'd otherwise pay for, the trial cost you nothing.
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About the clinic list.
Do you cover hospitals or just outpatient clinics?＋
Both, but outpatient and ambulatory coverage is broader. Hospital systems often consolidate Maps listings under corporate domains, which can compress the count.
Can I filter by specialty?＋
Yes, where Maps preserves the specialty as its own category — urgent care, dermatology, cardiology, OB-GYN, etc. each surface separately.
Is this actually a list, or is it a tool that generates lists?＋
Both. The list is generated live from a Maps-verified database, every time you run a search. Think of it as a list that updates itself — you get the same outcome (a list of businesses) without the underlying file going stale between when it was scraped and when you use it.
What happens at the end of the free trial?＋
Nothing automatic. The 1,000 lookups are yours, no credit card, no auto-convert. If you want to keep generating lists, you upgrade. If not, you don't. We'd rather not bait-and-switch you onto a subscription you won't use.