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Health Systems
What is a Health System?
A Health System is a group of hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare organizations that operate under a shared organization or management structure to provide healthcare services.
Health Systems can include different types of healthcare facilities and providers that 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 Health Systems.
The categories below cover the data we have for Health Systems 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.
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Identifier
Within this category, you can search for Health Systems by Health System ID, which is Intent.Health's internal unique identifier for the health system.
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System Attributes
Within this category, you can filter Health Systems based on the types of hospitals they serve, their teaching status, system characteristics, insurance products, and Medicare Advantage enrollment.
Degree Serves Children
Filters health systems based on their involvement with children's hospitals.
Teaching Intensity
Filters health systems by the teaching status of their hospitals.
System Flags
Filters health systems based on specific characteristics related to their structure, teaching status, and care burden.
Insurance Products
Filters health systems based on the insurance products associated with them.
Medicare Advantage Enrollment
Filters health systems by their Medicare Advantage enrollment numbers. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 200 to 65,000.
Minimum200
Maximum65,000
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Select options to build your filter.
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Org Intent
Within this category, you can search for Health Systems using Intent Keywords to find health systems that are showing intent towards the keywords you search for.
Search a keyword to find health systems showing intent towards it. Try one of these:
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Network Relationships
Within this category, you can search for Health Systems based on their connections to other healthcare organizations.
You can select options like:
2 of 8 relationships selected
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Organization Profile
Within this category, you can search for Health Systems using their names, website details, locations, and ownership type.
You can search and filter Health Systems using:
- Health System Name
- Search for Health Systems by entering their full name or part of their name.
- Website
- Search for Health Systems using their website domain. For example, you can enter
mercy.com. - State
- Filter Health Systems by state. You can choose any U.S. state.
- City
- Search for Health Systems by entering a city name. For example, you can enter
Dallas. - ZIP Code
- Search for Health Systems by entering a ZIP code. For example, you can enter
75001. - System Ownership
- Filter Health Systems by their ownership type.
- Radius (Miles)
- Filter Health Systems by distance from the selected location. You can choose a radius in miles or select All to include locations across all distances.
- System Ownership options
- You can select options like:
Within each Health System profile, you can view detailed information about the organization across several sections.
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Basic Information
This section provides the Health System's basic details and organization profile, including:
- Health System Name
- The name of the health system.
- Intent.Health ID
- The unique internal identifier assigned to the health system by Intent.Health.
- Address
- The health system's street address, city, state, and country.
- Primary Location
- The health system's primary state and city.
- Industry
- The industry the organization belongs to, such as Health Systems.
- Group Employees
- The total number of employees across the organization.
- Group Revenue
- The organization's estimated revenue.
- Phone
- The health system's contact number.
- Country
- The country where the health system is located.
- Links
- Quick links to the health system's website, LinkedIn, Facebook, and X (Twitter), where available.
Look Alike: click this button to find organizations similar to the health system based on its profile.
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Health System Characteristics
This section provides an overview of the Health System's size, healthcare facilities, workforce, patient activity, and organizational characteristics such as:
- Hospitals
- The total number of hospitals within the health system, including breakdowns by hospital type, such as acute care hospitals.
- System Beds
- The total number of beds across the health system's hospitals.
- Physicians
- The total number of physicians associated with the health system, including breakdowns such as primary care physicians (PCPs).
- Discharges
- The number of patient discharges across the health system.
- Nurse Practitioners
- The number of nurse practitioners associated with the health system.
- Physician Assistants
- The number of physician assistants associated with the health system.
- Medical Residents
- The number of medical residents associated with the health system, measured in full-time equivalents (FTE).
- Group Practices
- The number of group practices associated with the health system.
- Home Health
- The number of home health providers associated with the health system.
- System Designations
- Characteristics such as whether the health system includes children's hospitals.
- System Ownership
- The health system's ownership classification, with options such as Nonprofit.
- Teaching Intensity
- The health system's teaching classification, with options such as Minor Teaching.
The information in this section helps you understand the health system's size, capacity, workforce, and organizational structure.
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Intent Signals
The Intent Signals section highlights the active keywords associated with the Health System, helping you understand the topics, products, services, or solutions the organization may be researching or showing interest in.
- Active Keywords
- Displays keywords associated with the Health System's intent signals.
Look Alike: click this button to find organizations similar to the Health System 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 Health System.
- Technology Stack
- Shows the technologies, software, and systems the Health System uses.
Look Alike: click this button to find organizations similar to the Health System based on its technology stack.
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EHR Stack: Health System
The EHR Stack section shows the electronic health record (EHR) system associated with the Health System, including the name of the vendor, such as Epic.
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Decision Network
The Decision Network shows how a Health System connects to other organizations across the healthcare ecosystem. It brings linked organizations, their locations, and their associated executives and healthcare professionals (HCPs) together in one view, helping you explore the Health System's broader network.
The information shown varies by Health System profile. The example illustrates some of the organization categories and details that may appear.
fDecision Network
Network Summary
At the top of the Decision Network, you can view an overview of the Health System's connected network, including:
- Linked
- The total number of organizations linked across the network.
- Executive
- The number of executives associated with linked organizations.
- HCPs
- The number of healthcare professionals associated with linked organizations.
- States
- The number of states represented across the network.
- Top
- The most represented state in the network and the number of linked organizations associated with that state.
- Search Across All Linked Modules
- Search for a specific organization across the linked modules using its name or relevant search terms.
- Filters
- Apply filters to narrow down the organizations and related information shown in the network.
These summary details help you understand the size and geographic reach of the Health System's network.
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Linked Organizations
Linked organizations include categories such as IDNs, GPOs, Hospitals, Home Health, Group Practices, and Outpatients / Clinics, along with other healthcare organization types. Each category groups related organizations and may display the number of linked organizations and their associated executive and HCP counts.
- IDNs
- Linked Integrated Delivery Networks. Explore the organizations associated with the Health System and view their details, locations, and associated executives.
- GPOs
- Linked Group Purchasing Organizations, which help healthcare providers purchase supplies, equipment, and other products.
- Hospitals
- Hospitals connected to the Health System. Each card can show the hospital's name, Intent.Health ID, location, and associated HCP count.
- Home Health
- Linked home health providers associated with the Health System, with their organization details and locations.
- Group Practices
- Linked group medical practices. Their cards can show organization details, locations, and associated executive and HCP counts.
- Outpatients / Clinics
- Linked outpatient facilities and clinics, such as specialty clinics, primary care centers, and other outpatient providers.
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Organization Cards
Within each category, linked organizations appear as individual cards. A card can include:
- 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.
- HCP Count
- The number of healthcare professionals associated with the organization.
These details help you explore individual organizations and understand the people associated with them.
fDecision Network
Expanding and Browsing the Network
- Show
- Click the Show control when it appears to reveal additional organizations within a category.
- Expand or Collapse
- Use the chevron beside a category header to expand or collapse that section.
- Search Across All Linked Modules
- Find relevant organizations across the network without browsing through every category.
- Filters
- Narrow the displayed network using the filters provided in the interface.
Together, these features help you explore the Health System's connections with other healthcare organizations and discover the executives and HCPs associated with those organizations.
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Executive Departments
The Executive Departments section shows the different departments within the Health System and the number of executives associated with each department.
You can see departments such as Information Technology, Finance, Operations, Marketing, Sales, Human Resources, Medical & Health, and much more.
Clicking on a department shows the executives associated with that department. You can then open an individual executive 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 Health System into medical specialty groups, helping you explore the professionals connected to different areas of care.
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 Health System's financial information. You can see:
- Group Revenue
- The estimated annual revenue of the Health System or its parent organization.
- Total Funding
- The total amount of funding the Health System 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 Health System profile includes Ishi, an AI-powered assistant that helps you quickly understand the Health System and explore the information available about it.
Ishi provides an AI-generated summary of the Health System 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 Health System, creating an outreach strategy, developing a personalized pitch, drafting an email, and much more.
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Events
The Events section within each organization 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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Financials
Within this category, you can filter Health Systems based on their annual revenue, total funding received, most recent funding type, and latest funding amount.
Drag the handles to set a minimum and maximum value:
Annual Revenue ($)
Filter Health Systems by their annual revenue in dollars. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from $25,000,000 to $6,000,000,000.
Min$25M
Max$6B
Total Funding Received ($)
Filter Health Systems by the total amount of funding they have received. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from $250,000 to $100,000,000.
Min$250K
Max$100M
Latest Funding Amount ($)
Filter Health Systems by the amount received in their most recent funding activity. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from $0 to $50,000,000.
Min$0
Max$50M
Latest Funding Type
Filter Health Systems by the type of their most recent funding activity. You can select options like:
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Scale & Capacity
Within this category, you can filter Health Systems by their size, healthcare workforce, facilities, and patient activity.
For each filter, you can enter a minimum and maximum value. Try it:
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Total Physicians
Filter Health Systems by the total number of physicians associated with them.
Hospital Count
Filter Health Systems by the number of hospitals within the system.
Health System Beds
Filter Health Systems by their total number of hospital beds.
Discharges
Filter Health Systems by the number of patient discharges.
Residents (FTE)
Filter Health Systems by the number of resident physicians, measured in full-time equivalents (FTE).
Group Practice Count
Filter Health Systems by the number of associated group practices.
Nursing Home Count
Filter Health Systems by the number of associated nursing homes.
Home Health Count
Filter Health Systems by the number of associated home health providers.
Acute Care Hospitals
Filter Health Systems by the number of acute care hospitals within the system.
Primary Care Physicians
Filter Health Systems by the number of associated primary care physicians.
Nurse Practitioners
Filter Health Systems by the number of associated nurse practitioners.
Physician Assistants
Filter Health Systems by the number of associated physician assistants.
Questions teams ask
Health System data FAQs
What is a health system?
A health system is a group of hospitals, clinics and other healthcare organizations that operate under a shared organization or management structure. Health systems can include acute care hospitals, physician groups, home health and other services that work together to deliver care.
What is the difference between a health system and an IDN?
The terms overlap. A health system emphasizes shared ownership or management of multiple facilities. An IDN emphasizes integration across the continuum of care, sometimes including a health plan. Intent.Health covers both and lets you see the links between them.
What does teaching intensity mean?
Teaching intensity classifies a health system by the teaching status of its hospitals: Major Teaching, Minor Teaching or Non Teaching. Teaching systems train residents and often provide more complex care and research.
What are the System Flags?
System Flags highlight characteristics such as being a multi-state system, having a major or very major teaching hospital, a high disproportionate share of low-income patients, or a high uncompensated care burden.
What are disproportionate share and uncompensated care?
A high disproportionate share means a system serves a large share of low-income patients, such as Medicaid and uninsured patients. Uncompensated care is care provided without full payment. Both can indicate financial pressure that shapes priorities.
Can I find health systems that offer their own insurance plans?
Yes. The Insurance Products filter finds systems associated with a Medicare Advantage plan, Medicaid Managed Care plan or Health Insurance Marketplace plan. You can also filter by Medicare Advantage enrollment from 200 to 65,000.
What scale and capacity data is available?
Health System Characteristics show the number of hospitals, system beds, physicians including PCPs, discharges, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, medical residents, group practices and home health providers, plus ownership and teaching status.
How does the Decision Network help with a health system?
It shows how the system connects to IDNs, GPOs, hospitals, group practices, home health and other organizations, with a summary of linked organizations, executives, HCPs and states. You can search across all linked modules to map where decisions may be coordinated.
Can I see which EHR a health system uses?
Yes. The EHR Stack shows the EHR vendor associated with the health system, such as Epic, and the Technology Stack shows other detected software and systems.
Do intent signals mean a health system is ready to buy?
No. Intent keywords, such as care coordination, population health or workforce planning, show topics the system has been researching. They help you prioritize and tailor outreach, but do not confirm a purchase, budget or timeline.
About Intent.Health
Intent.Health helps healthcare businesses research and engage the U.S. healthcare market. It connects 30 organization intelligence modules, including Health Systems, with Executive Intelligence, HCP Intelligence, Decision Network, intent signals, propensity analysis and Ishi contextual AI.
Editorial note: Product screens on this page are recreated, masked examples, not live records. System characteristics and network details vary by health system profile; field availability varies by organization and source.