HCP stands for Healthcare Professional. An HCP is a person who provides healthcare or is involved in caring for patients, such as a doctor, nurse, pharmacist, therapist, or other healthcare professional.
What datado we have?
Intent.Health provides detailed information about HCPs across the organizations in its platform.
This includes information about the HCP, their role, their organization, their professional background, and other available details.
The sections below explain all the HCP data available in Intent.Health, including the information you can use to find and filter HCPs and the detailed information available within an individual HCP's profile.
Intent.Health provides a large number of filters to help you find the HCPs you are looking for.
You can use the Search Filters bar to quickly find a specific filter or field instead of searching through the categories manually.
Identity
The Identity section helps you find HCPs using their basic identifying information.
You can search by:
NPI
Search for an HCP using their National Provider Identifier (NPI), a unique 10-digit number used to identify healthcare providers in the U.S.
IH ID
Search for an HCP using their unique Intent.Health ID.
First Name
Search for an HCP by their first name.
Last Name
Search for an HCP by their last name.
NPI · a unique 10-digit number
Tap the boxes and type any 10 digits.
Contact & Engagement
The Contact & Engagement section helps you find HCPs based on the type of email available and how reliable that email is.
You can filter by:
Email Type
Find HCPs who have a business email or a personal email.
Email Reliability
Find HCPs based on how confident Intent.Health is that the email address is accurate.
Email Type
Business email
Email Reliability
Clinical Profile
The Clinical Profile section helps you find HCPs based on their area of healthcare, professional qualification, and whether they provide telehealth services.
You can filter by:
Specialty
Find HCPs based on their specific area of healthcare practice, such as Urology, Thoracic Surgery, Vascular Surgery, and many other specialties. The list includes a wide range of specialties available in the data.
Specialty Group
Find HCPs using a broader group of related specialties, such as Surgery, Urology, Sports Medicine, Sleep Medicine, and more. The available list includes many specialty groups.
Credential
Find HCPs based on their professional credential or qualification. For example, the data includes credentials such as AA, AU, CNA, CNM, and CNS, along with many others.
Telehealth
Find HCPs based on whether they provide healthcare services remotely through telehealth, with options for Yes or No.
Specialty — examples
Specialty Group — examples
Credential — examples
Telehealth
Intent Signals
The Intent Signals section helps you find HCPs based on the topics, products, services, or solutions they have been researching or showing interest in.
Intent Keywords
You can search for intent keywords by typing them into the search bar.
Intent keywords
For example, you can search for keywords related to , , , or other healthcare solutions to find HCPs who have shown interest in those topics.
Claims
The Claims section helps you find HCPs based on whether claims information is available for them.
You can filter by:
Claims
Choose Yes to find HCPs with available claims data, or No to find HCPs without available claims data.
What is a claim?
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Claimsubmitted to a health insurance company for payment
A claim is a request submitted to a health insurance company for payment after a healthcare service is provided.
Location
The Location section helps you find HCPs based on where they are located.
You can search and filter by:
State
Find HCPs in a specific U.S. state. The filter includes all U.S. states.
ZIP Code
Find HCPs in or around a specific ZIP code.
Radius (Miles)
Find HCPs within a selected distance of the ZIP code you entered. You can search within 25, 50, 100, 300, or 500 miles.
Radius (Miles)
Affiliations
The Affiliations section helps you find HCPs based on the healthcare organizations they are affiliated with.
You can filter by:
Affiliation Count
Find HCPs based on the number of healthcare organizations they are affiliated with. You can choose 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5+ affiliations.
Affiliation Type
Find HCPs based on the types of organizations they are affiliated with, such as Hospitals, Health Systems, Academic Medical Centers, Rural & Specialty Hospitals, Group Practices, Outpatient Sites, Urgent Care, and more.
Any (OR) / All (AND)
When selecting more than one affiliation type, you can choose Any (OR) to find HCPs affiliated with at least one of the selected types, or All (AND) to find HCPs affiliated with every selected type.
Affiliation Count
Affiliation Type
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HCP Profile
Once you open an individual HCP, you can see the detailed information available within their profile.
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Basic Information
The Basic Information section gives you the key details about an individual HCP, including their identity, professional credential, and contact information.
You can see:
Name
The HCP's name.
Credential
The HCP's professional qualification, such as MD (Doctor of Medicine).
NPI Number
The HCP's National Provider Identifier, a unique number used to identify healthcare providers in the U.S.
IH HCP ID
The unique ID assigned to the HCP by Intent.Health.
Gender
The gender information available for the HCP.
Email
The HCP's available email address.
Email Type
Shows whether the available email is a business or personal email.
Email Engagement
Shows how reliable the available email address is for contact, such as High Reliability (Mass Campaign Ready).
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Education
The Education section shows the HCP's medical education and graduation information.
You can see:
Medical School
The medical school the HCP attended.
Graduation Year
The year the HCP graduated from medical school.
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CPT Codes
The CPT Codes section shows the CPT codes associated with the HCP.
CPT (Current Procedural Terminology) codes are standardized codes used in the U.S. to describe healthcare services and procedures performed by healthcare professionals.
For example, a CPT code can represent a medical service, procedure, examination, or treatment.
You can see the CPT codes associated with the HCP, helping you understand the types of healthcare services or procedures linked to their practice.
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Organizational Profile
The Organizational Profile section shows information about the organization where the HCP works.
You can see:
Organization Name
The name of the organization where the HCP works.
Organization ID
The unique ID assigned to the organization in Intent.Health.
Address
The organization's physical address.
Primary Location
The organization's main city and state.
Phone
The organization's main phone number.
Industry
The industry the organization belongs to.
Group Employees
The total number of employees across the organization or group.
Group Revenue
The total revenue reported for the organization or group.
Website
A link to the organization's website.
LinkedIn
A link to the organization's LinkedIn page.
Facebook
A link to the organization's Facebook page.
X / Twitter
A link to the organization's X (Twitter) page.
View Full Org Detail
Open the organization's full profile to see more information about it.
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AI Assistant Ishi
Each HCP profile includes Ishi, an AI-powered assistant that helps you quickly understand the HCP and explore the information available about them.
Ishi provides an AI-generated summary of the HCP and lets you ask questions and have a conversation about the person.
You can also ask Ishi for practical help, such as:
Suggesting ways to approach and engage with the HCPCreating an outreach strategyWriting a personalized pitchDrafting an emailAnd much more
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Affiliations
The Affiliations section shows the HCP's active affiliations with healthcare organizations and locations.
These can include different types of organizations, such as Hospitals, Outpatient Clinics, Imaging Centers, Wellness & Preventive organizations, and more.
The section includes the HCP's:
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Each organization listed is clickable. Clicking on an organization takes you to its full organization profile, where you can view more information about it.
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Location Info
The Location Info section shows the HCP's location and contact details related to that location.
You can see:
Address Line 1
The main street address where the HCP is located.
Address Line 2
Any additional address information, when available.
City
The city where the HCP is located.
State
The U.S. state where the HCP is located.
ZIP Code
The ZIP code for the HCP's location.
Phone
The phone number associated with the HCP's location.
Map
A map showing the HCP's location.
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Intent Signals
The Intent Signals section shows the different types of topics and areas that an HCP has been showing interest in or researching.
The information is grouped into four categories:
Problem Intent
Shows the problems, challenges, or areas of concern that the HCP has been researching or showing interest in. For example, patient care challenges, workflow problems, staffing issues, or other areas of concern.
Solution Intent
Shows the solutions, tools, or approaches that the HCP has been researching or showing interest in to address those problems. For example, healthcare technology, clinical tools, workflow solutions, or other approaches that may help solve a problem.
Category Intent
Shows the broader healthcare areas or topics that the HCP has been researching or showing interest in. For example, clinical areas, healthcare operations, medical specialties, or other broader areas of interest.
Brand Intent
Shows the specific companies, products, technologies, or brands that the HCP has been researching or showing interest in. For example, specific healthcare companies, medical device brands, software platforms, or other products.
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Propensity Analysis
The Propensity Analysis section uses graphs to show the strength of an HCP's interest across the four Intent Signal categories: Problem Intent, Solution Intent, Category Intent, and Brand Intent.
The Medicare Profile section provides detailed information about an HCP's Medicare enrollment, the healthcare services they provide to Medicare patients, Medicare payments, prescribing activity, quality scores, and other Medicare-related information.
It includes information from CMS and other Medicare data sources, covering areas such as enrollment, patient care, prescriptions, ordering and referring, opt-out status, and provider revalidation.
The Claims Data section provides a detailed view of the HCP's prescription drug claims activity. You can select a year to view the data for that year, with records available from 2017 through 2024.
Each graph shows scores across several measures. You can hover over the graph to see the score for each measure.
Illustrative scores — hover or tap a point on the graph.
Volume of Intent Keywords
The number of relevant topics or signals identified.
Recency
How recently those signals were seen.
Signal Depth
How much information is available about the HCP's signals.
Momentum
Whether the HCP's interest is continuing or increasing.
Organization Density
How concentrated the signals are around the organization.
Peer Benchmarking
How the HCP's signals compare with those of similar organizations.
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Medicare Profile
Information from CMS and other Medicare data sources, covering enrollment, patient care, prescriptions, ordering and referring, opt-out status, and provider revalidation.
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Claims Data
The Claims Data section provides a detailed view of the HCP's prescription drug claims activity. You can select a year to view the data for that year, with records available from 2017 through 2024.
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30-Day Fills••,•••
You can see:
Year
Choose the year you want to view the claims data for.
Total Claims
The total number of prescription drug claims recorded for the HCP in the selected year.
Total Drug Cost
The total cost of the prescription drugs in the reported claims.
Beneficiaries
The number of Medicare patients associated with the reported prescription claims.
30-Day Fills
The number of prescription fills represented as 30-day supplies.
Top 10 Drugs by Claims Volume
A chart showing the drugs with the highest number of claims for the selected year. You can hover over a drug in the chart to see its claim count.
Full Detail
The Full Detail table provides the detailed drug-level records behind the summary above. You can search the table by drug name and sort the available fields.
Search by drug name
Select a column to see what it means →
Claims Data gives you a detailed view of the HCP's prescription activity, including the drugs prescribed, number of claims, drug costs, patients, and medication supply, with data available by year.
Questions teams ask
HCP data FAQs
What is an NPI number?
The National Provider Identifier (NPI) is a unique 10-digit number assigned to healthcare providers in the U.S. It stays with the provider when they change jobs or locations, which makes it a reliable way to identify a specific HCP. You can search for an HCP in Intent.Health by NPI.
What is the difference between the NPI and the IH HCP ID?
The NPI is the federal identifier for a provider. The IH HCP ID is Intent.Health's own unique identifier for each HCP record. Both can be used to find a specific provider.
How reliable are HCP email addresses?
Each email shows a reliability level. High Reliability emails are marked Mass Campaign Ready, Moderate Reliability emails should be used with caution, and Low Reliability emails are not recommended for outreach. You can also filter by business or personal email type.
Can I find HCPs by specialty or credential?
Yes. Clinical Profile filters let you search by specialty, such as Urology or Vascular Surgery, by broader specialty group, by credential, and by whether the HCP offers telehealth.
What are HCP affiliations?
Affiliations show the healthcare organizations and locations where an HCP practices. They can include primary, secondary, visiting, rotating and procedural affiliations across hospitals, health systems, group practices, outpatient sites and more. An affiliation does not by itself establish employment or purchasing authority.
What does Any (OR) and All (AND) mean for affiliation filters?
When you select more than one affiliation type, Any (OR) finds HCPs affiliated with at least one of the selected types, and All (AND) finds HCPs affiliated with every selected type.
What are CPT codes and why do they matter?
CPT (Current Procedural Terminology) codes are standardized codes that describe the medical services and procedures a provider performs. The CPT codes associated with an HCP help you understand the types of services linked to their practice.
What Medicare information is in an HCP profile?
The Medicare Profile draws on CMS and other Medicare data sources across 17 data groups, covering areas such as enrollment, patient care, payments, prescriptions, quality scores, ordering and referring eligibility, opt-out status and provider revalidation.
What does Claims Data show?
Claims Data shows an HCP's prescription drug claims activity by year, with records available from 2017 through 2024. You can see total claims, total drug cost, beneficiaries, 30-day fills, the top 10 drugs by claims volume and a searchable drug-level table.
Do intent signals show what an HCP is ready to buy?
No. Problem, Solution, Category and Brand Intent show topics an HCP has been researching, and Propensity Analysis scores the strength of that interest. They help you prioritize and personalize outreach, but they do not confirm a purchase decision.
About Intent.Health
Intent.Health helps healthcare businesses research and engage the U.S. healthcare market. It connects 30 organization intelligence modules, including healthcare professionals (HCPs), with Executive Intelligence, HCP Intelligence, Decision Network, intent signals, propensity analysis and Ishi contextual AI.
Editorial note: Product screens and sample values on this page are recreated, masked examples, not live records. Medicare and claims information comes from CMS and other Medicare data sources and covers the reporting periods available; field availability varies by provider.
