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Group Practices

What is a Group Practice?

A Group Practice is a healthcare organization where multiple physicians or healthcare professionals work together to provide medical services under a shared practice.

Group Practices can include primary care providers, medical specialists, and other healthcare professionals who work together to deliver patient care.

What data do we have?

Intent.Health provides data across several categories to help you find, understand, and research Group Practices.

The categories below cover the data we have for Group Practices and the different aspects you can use to filter them.

You can also use the Search Filters bar to quickly find a specific filter or field.

  1. 1Identifier
  2. 2Financials
  3. 3Location
  4. 4Technology Stack
  5. 5Network Relationships
  6. 6Organization Profile
  7. 7Org Intent
  8. 8EHR Stack

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Identifier

Within this category, you can search for a specific Group Practice in two ways.

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Financials

Within this category, you can filter Group Practices based on their annual revenue, total funding, latest funding amount, and latest funding type.

You can filter Group Practices using:

  1. Annual Revenue ($)

    Filter Group Practices by their annual revenue in dollars.

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  2. Total Funding ($)

    Filter Group Practices by the total amount of funding they have received.

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  3. Latest Funding Amount ($)

    Filter Group Practices by the amount received through their most recent funding activity.

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  4. Latest Funding Type

    Filter Group Practices by the type of their most recent funding activity.

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For each dollar amount, you can enter a minimum and maximum value. Drag the handles to try it.

Latest Funding Type

You can search and select options such as these, and much more.

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Location

Within this category, you can filter Group Practices by their geographic location.

Filter Group Practices by state. You can choose any U.S. state.

Enter a city name.

Enter a ZIP code.

Radius (Miles)

Filter Group Practices by distance from the selected location.

Chicago, Illinois60601within 50 miles

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Technology Stack

Within this category, you can search for Group Practices by Technologies detected in their tech stack.

You can search by:

Enter a technology name to find matching Group Practices.

For example, try or .

Example technologies

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Network Relationships

Within this category, you can search for Group Practices based on their connections to other healthcare organizations.

You can select options such as:

Group Practice

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Organization Profile

Within this category, you can search for Group Practices by their website and employee count.

Website

Search for Group Practices using their website domain.

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Number of Employees

Filter Group Practices by the number of employees associated with them. You can enter a minimum and maximum value.

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Within each Group Practice profile, you can view detailed information about the organization across several sections.

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Basic Information

This section provides the Group Practice's basic details and organization profile, including:

Group Practice Name
The name of the group practice.
Intent.Health ID
The unique internal identifier assigned to the group practice by Intent.Health.
Address
The group's street address, city, state, and country.
Primary Location
The group's primary state and city.
Industry
The industry the organization belongs to.
Group Employees
The total number of employees across the organization.
Group Revenue
The organization's estimated revenue.
Phone
The group's contact number.
Country
The country where the group practice is located.
Links
Quick links to the group's website, LinkedIn, Facebook, and X (Twitter).

Click Look Alike to find organizations similar to the group practice based on its profile.

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Decision Network

The Decision Network shows how a Group Practice connects to other organizations across the healthcare ecosystem.

It brings linked organizations, their locations, and associated executives and healthcare professionals (HCPs) together in one view, helping you explore the Group Practice's broader network.

Network Summary

At the top of the Decision Network, you can view an overview of the connected network, including:

Linked
The total number of organizations linked across the network.
Executive
The total number of executives associated with linked organizations.
HCPs
The total number of healthcare professionals associated with linked organizations.
States
The number of states represented across the network.
Top
The leading state in the network and the number of linked organizations associated with it.
Search Across All Linked Modules
Use the search bar to find organizations across the linked network.
Filters
Use the Filters button to narrow down the network based on the available filter criteria.

Linked Organizations

Linked organizations include categories such as IDNs, Hospitals, Health Systems, Group Practices, SNFs, Home Health, Hospice, and much more. These connections help you explore how a Group Practice relates to other healthcare providers, facilities, and organizations.

Each category displays the number of linked organizations and may also show the number of associated executives and HCPs.

Organization Cards

Within each category, linked organizations appear as individual cards. Each card can display details such as:

Organization Name
The name of the linked organization.
Intent.Health ID
The organization's unique identifier within Intent.Health.
Location
The city and state associated with the organization.
Executive Count
The number of executives associated with the organization, where shown.
HCP Count
The number of healthcare professionals associated with the organization, where shown.

Each organization card is clickable. Click a card to open that organization's profile and explore its detailed information.

Exploring the Network

Expand or Collapse
Use the chevron beside each category heading to expand or collapse that section.
Search Across All Linked Modules
Find relevant organizations across the network without browsing through each category separately.
Filters
Narrow the displayed network using the Filters button at the top.

Together, these features help you explore a Group Practice's connections across the healthcare ecosystem and navigate directly to the profiles of linked organizations.

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Intent Signals

The Intent Signals section highlights the active keywords associated with the Group Practice, helping you understand the products, services, technologies, or solutions the organization may be researching or showing interest in.

Active Keywords
Displays keywords associated with the Group Practice's intent signals.

Click Look Alike to find organizations similar to the Group Practice based on its intent signals.

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Technology Stack

The Technology Stack section provides information about the technologies, software, and systems associated with the Group Practice, helping you understand the technology it uses to support its operations.

Click Look Alike to find organizations similar to the Group Practice based on its technology stack.

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Executive Departments

The Executive Departments section shows the different departments within the Group Practice and the number of executives associated with each department.

You can use the search bar to find a specific department. Departments can include Information Technology, Finance, Operations, Marketing, Sales, Procurement, Supply Chain, Human Resources, and much more.

Each department is clickable. Clicking on a department shows the executives associated with it. You can then open an individual executive's profile to view more information about them.

The detailed information available for each executive is explained on our Executive Details page.

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HCP Intel

The HCP Intel section organizes healthcare professionals (HCPs) associated with the Group Practice into medical specialty groups, helping you explore the healthcare professionals connected to different areas of medicine.

At the top of this section, you can view the total number of specialty groups and the total number of HCPs associated with them. You can use the Search Specialty Groups bar to find a specific medical specialty by name.

Each clickable specialty card displays the specialty name and the number of HCPs associated with that specialty. Clicking on a card lets you explore the healthcare professionals within that group.

Specialty groups can include areas such as Advanced Practice Nursing, Physician Assistant, Radiology & Imaging, Hematology & Oncology, Oncology, Internal Medicine, Cardiology, Anesthesiology, and much more.

The detailed information available for each HCP is explained on our HCP Details page.

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Financial Overview

The Financial Overview section gives you a quick view of the Group Practice's financial information. You can see:

Group Revenue
The estimated annual revenue of the Group Practice or its parent organization.
Total Funding
The total amount of funding the Group Practice or its parent organization has received.
Latest Funding Received
The type of funding or financial transaction from the organization's most recent funding activity.
Latest Funding Amount
The amount of money received through the organization's most recent funding activity.
Last Raised
The date when the organization most recently raised funding.

You can also use the Look Alike feature to find other organizations with a similar financial profile.

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AI Assistant Ishi

Each Group Practice profile includes Ishi, an AI-powered assistant that helps you quickly understand the Group Practice and explore the information available about it.

Ishi provides an AI-generated summary of the Group Practice and lets you ask questions and have a conversation about the organization.

You can also ask Ishi for practical help, such as suggesting ways to approach the Group Practice, creating an outreach strategy, developing a personalized pitch, drafting an email, and much more.

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Events

The Events section within each group practice profile provides an overview of the organization's healthcare event participation, including past and upcoming events.

Past Events
View healthcare events the organization has attended in the past.
Upcoming Events
View healthcare events the organization is going to attend in the future.

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Org Intent

Within this category, you can search for Group Practices using Intent Keywords to find Group Practices that are showing intent towards the keywords you search for.

Search Intent Keywords such as , , or .

Pick a keyword to see it searched.

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EHR Stack

Within this category, you can search for Group Practices by Vendor, which identifies the electronic health record (EHR) system they use.

Enter a vendor name, such as Epic, to find matching Group Practices.

EHR Stack
Questions teams ask

Group Practice data FAQs

What is a group practice?

A group practice is a healthcare organization where multiple physicians or other healthcare professionals provide care under a shared practice. It can include primary care providers, specialists or both, and usually shares staff, facilities and administrative systems.

What is the difference between a single-specialty and a multi-specialty group?

A single-specialty group brings together providers in one field, such as cardiology or orthopedics. A multi-specialty group includes several specialties, often with primary care, so patients can be referred within the same organization.

Are group practices independent?

Some are physician-owned and independent. Others are owned by or affiliated with hospitals, health systems, IDNs or private equity backed platforms. Network Relationships filters help you see these connections, which can affect who makes purchasing decisions.

Can I find group practices connected to a hospital or health system?

Yes. Filter by Has IDN, Has Hospital, Has Health System, Has GPO, Has Home Health, Has Hospice or Has Outpatient Site. In each profile, the Decision Network shows linked organizations with their associated executives and HCPs.

Can I find group practices that use a specific EHR or practice software?

Yes. Search the Technology Stack for technologies such as Epic, Cerner, athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, Microsoft 365 or Salesforce, or use the EHR Stack to search by EHR vendor.

Why do group practices matter for healthcare sales?

Group practices are where many outpatient services, referrals and prescribing decisions happen. Larger groups often make centralized decisions on technology, supplies and services across many providers, so researching the group can reach many clinicians at once.

What financial filters are available?

You can filter by annual revenue, total funding, latest funding amount and latest funding type, such as Private Equity, Merger / Acquisition or Series A through F. Funding history can help you spot practices that are growing or consolidating.

Can I filter group practices by size?

Yes. The Organization Profile lets you filter by number of employees, and you can search by website domain. Location filters cover state, city, ZIP code and radius.

Do intent signals mean a practice is ready to buy?

No. Intent keywords show topics a practice has been researching. They can guide prioritization and messaging, but they do not confirm a purchase, budget or timeline.

How do I find a specific group practice?

Search by Group Practice Name or by Group Practice ID, Intent.Health's internal unique identifier for each group practice.

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Editorial note: Product screens on this page are recreated, masked examples, not live records. Network relationships and technology data are research context; field availability varies by practice and source.