Outpatient SiteOutpatient Site ID
Intent.Health's internal unique identifier for the outpatient site.
OPS-••••29Outpatient Sites
What is an Outpatient Site?
An Outpatient Site is a healthcare facility where patients receive medical care, diagnosis, treatment, or other healthcare services without staying overnight in a hospital.
Outpatient Sites can include clinics, specialty care centers, diagnostic facilities, and hospital outpatient departments, where patients receive care and return home the same day.
What data do we have?
Intent.Health provides data across several categories to help you find, understand, and research Outpatient Sites.
The categories below cover the data we have for Outpatient Sites 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.
- 1Identifier
- 2Outpatient Insights
- 3Organization Profile
- 4Organizational Intent
- 5Technology Stack
- 6Network Relationships
- 7Location
- 8EHR Stack
- 9Event Intelligence
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Identifier
Within this category, you can search for Outpatient Sites by Outpatient Site ID, which is Intent.Health's internal unique identifier for the outpatient site.
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Outpatient Insights
Within this category, you can filter Outpatient Sites by their type, medical specialty, physician count, geographic area, and healthcare access designations.
Outpatient Type
Filter Outpatient Sites by the type of facility or practice. You can search and select options such as:
and much more.
Specialty
Filter Outpatient Sites by their medical specialty or service area. Search and select from options such as the ones below, and much more.
Outpatient Physicians
Filter Outpatient Sites by the number of physicians associated with them. You can enter a minimum and maximum value.
Minimum5
Maximum40
CBSA Name
Filter Outpatient Sites by their Core-Based Statistical Area (CBSA), a geographic area associated with a city and surrounding communities.
Enter a CBSA name, such as New York-Newark-Jersey City, to find matching sites.
Access & Shortage Designations
Filter Outpatient Sites by geographic classifications and healthcare access designations. You can select options such as:
and much more.
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Organization Profile
Within this category, you can search for Outpatient Sites using their name and website.
You can search using:
- Site Name
- Search for Outpatient Sites by entering their full name or part of their name.
- Website
- Search for Outpatient Sites by entering their website domain.
Within each Outpatient Site profile, you can view detailed information about the organization across several sections.
a) Basic Information
Basic Information
This section provides the Outpatient Site's basic details and organization profile, including:
- Outpatient Site Name
- The name of the outpatient site.
- Intent.Health ID
- The unique internal identifier assigned to the outpatient site by Intent.Health.
- Address
- The site's street address, city, state, ZIP code, and country.
- Primary Location
- The site's primary state and city.
- Industry
- The industry the organization belongs to, such as Outpatient Sites.
- Group Revenue
- The organization's estimated revenue.
- Phone
- The outpatient site's contact number.
- Links
- Quick links to the organization's website, LinkedIn, Facebook, and X (Twitter).
Look Alike: Click this button to find organizations similar to the outpatient site based on its profile.
a) Basic Information
Outpatient Attributes
This section provides details about the outpatient site's type and associated physicians.
- Physicians
- Shows the number of physicians associated with the outpatient site.
- Type
- Shows the classification of the outpatient site, such as Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
a) Basic Information
Geographic Codes
This section provides geographic identifiers and classifications associated with the outpatient site's location.
- Census Tract Code
- The code identifying the census tract where the outpatient site is located.
- County Subdivision Code
- The code identifying the county subdivision associated with the site's location.
- CBSA Code
- The code identifying the site's Core-Based Statistical Area (CBSA).
- CBSA Name
- The name of the metropolitan or micropolitan statistical area associated with the site's location.
- Rural/Metro Indicator
- Indicates the rural or metropolitan classification of the site's location.
- Primary RUCA Code
- The primary Rural-Urban Commuting Area (RUCA) code for the site's location.
- Secondary RUCA Code
- The secondary RUCA code associated with the site's location.
a) Basic Information
Access & Shortage Designations
This section shows whether the outpatient site's location or service area is associated with specific healthcare access designations.
- Medically Underserved Area
- Indicates whether the location is classified as a Medically Underserved Area (MUA).
- Medically Underserved Population
- Indicates whether the location is associated with a Medically Underserved Population (MUP). An identification number may also be shown.
- Primary Care HPSA
- Indicates whether the location is designated as a Primary Care Health Professional Shortage Area (HPSA).
b) Intent Signals
Intent Signals
The Intent Signals section highlights the active keywords associated with the Outpatient Site, 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 Outpatient Site's intent signals.
Look Alike: Click this button to find organizations similar to the Outpatient Site based on its intent signals.
c) Technology Stack
Technology Stack
The Technology Stack section provides information about the technologies, software, and systems associated with the Outpatient Site.
- Technology Stack
- Shows the technologies, software, and systems the Outpatient Site uses.
Look Alike: Click this button to find organizations similar to the Outpatient Site based on its technology stack.
d) EHR Stack
EHR Stack
The EHR Stack section shows the electronic health record (EHR) system associated with the Outpatient Site, including the name of the vendor, such as Epic.
e) Decision Network
Decision Network
The Decision Network shows how an Outpatient Site 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 Outpatient Site's broader network.
e) Decision Network
Network Summary
At the top of the Decision Network, you can view an overview of the connected network, including:
- Linked
- Shows the total number of organizations linked across the network.
- Executive
- Shows the total number of executives associated with linked organizations.
- HCPs
- Shows the total number of healthcare professionals associated with linked organizations.
- States
- Shows the number of states represented across the network.
- Top
- Highlights the leading state represented 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.
e) Decision Network
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 an outpatient site 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.
e) Decision Network
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.
e) Decision Network
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 an Outpatient Site's connections across the healthcare ecosystem and navigate directly to the profiles of linked organizations.
f) Executive Departments
Executive Departments
The Executive Departments section shows the different departments associated with the Outpatient Site 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, Human Resources, Medical & Health, 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.
g) HCP Intel
HCP Intel
The HCP Intel section organizes healthcare professionals (HCPs) associated with the Outpatient Site into medical specialty groups, helping you explore professionals across 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.
h) Events
Events
The Events section within each outpatient site 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.
i) Financial Overview
Financial Overview
The Financial Overview section gives you a quick view of the outpatient site’s financial information.
You can see:
- Group Revenue
- The estimated annual revenue of the outpatient site or its parent organization.
- Total Funding
- The total amount of funding the outpatient site 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.
j) AI Assistant Ishi
AI Assistant Ishi
Each outpatient site profile includes Ishi, an AI-powered assistant that helps you quickly understand the outpatient site and explore the information available about it.
Ishi provides an AI-generated summary of the outpatient site 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 outpatient site, creating an outreach strategy, developing a personalized pitch, drafting an email, and much more.
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Organizational Intent
Within this category, you can search for Outpatient Sites using Intent Keywords to find outpatient sites that are showing intent towards the keywords you search for.
Intent Keywords
For example, you could search for , , or .
Outpatient Sites showing intent towards the keyword you search for are returned as matches.
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Technology Stack
Within this category, you can search for Outpatient Sites by Technologies detected in their tech stack.
You can search by:
Enter a technology name to find matching Outpatient Sites.
For example, you can enter or .
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Network Relationships
Within this category, you can search for Outpatient Sites based on their connections to other healthcare organizations.
You can select options such as:
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Location
Within this category, you can filter Outpatient Sites by their geographic location.
You can search and filter Outpatient Sites using:
- State
- Filter Outpatient Sites by state. You can choose any U.S. state.
- City
- Search for Outpatient Sites by entering a city name. For example, you can enter New York.
- ZIP Code
- Search for Outpatient Sites by entering a ZIP code. For example, you can enter 11230.
- Radius (Miles)
- Filter Outpatient Sites by distance from the selected location. You can select a radius of 25, 50, 100, 300, or 500 miles, or choose All to include locations across all distances.
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EHR Stack
Within this category, you can search for Outpatient Sites by Vendor, which identifies the electronic health record (EHR) system they use.
You can enter a vendor name, such as , to find matching Outpatient Sites.
EHR vendor
Epic
Outpatient Sites using this electronic health record (EHR) system.
EHR technology9
Event Intelligence
Within this category, you can filter Outpatient Sites based on event participation and earnings transcript information.
Questions teams ask
Outpatient Site data FAQs
What is an outpatient site?
An outpatient site is a facility where patients receive care, diagnosis or treatment without staying overnight in a hospital. It can be a clinic, specialty care center, diagnostic facility or hospital outpatient department.
What types of outpatient sites can I filter by?
Outpatient Type includes options such as Independent Physician Practice, Medical Group, Outpatient Surgical Center, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Health Department, Alternative Medicine Clinic, Medical Spa and dental practices, among others. You can also filter by specialty and by number of physicians.
What is a CBSA?
A Core-Based Statistical Area (CBSA) is a geographic area defined around a city and its surrounding communities, such as New York-Newark-Jersey City. Filtering by CBSA helps you target sites by market area rather than by city or ZIP code alone.
What is a Medically Underserved Area (MUA)?
An MUA is a federally designated area with too few primary care providers, high infant mortality, high poverty or a large elderly population. A Medically Underserved Population (MUP) designation applies the same idea to a specific group of people within an area.
What is a Primary Care HPSA?
A Health Professional Shortage Area (HPSA) is a federal designation for an area, population or facility with a shortage of primary care providers. Sites in HPSAs may qualify for certain incentives and programs.
What are RUCA codes?
Rural-Urban Commuting Area (RUCA) codes classify census tracts by how urban or rural they are, based on population density and commuting patterns. Profiles show primary and secondary RUCA codes alongside a rural or metro indicator.
Why do access and shortage designations matter for sales?
They help you find sites serving underserved or rural communities, which matters for offerings such as telehealth, staffing, community health programs and grant-funded services. Designations describe the location, not the site's buying plans.
Can I find outpatient sites by EHR or technology?
Yes. The EHR Stack lets you search by EHR vendor, and the Technology Stack covers other detected software and systems.
Can I see which organizations an outpatient site belongs to?
Yes. Network Relationships help you find sites connected to hospitals, health systems, IDNs and other organizations. Many outpatient sites are part of larger networks where decisions may be coordinated.
How do I find a specific outpatient site?
Search by site name or website, or use the Outpatient Site ID, Intent.Health's internal unique identifier for each outpatient site.
About Intent.Health
Intent.Health helps healthcare businesses research and engage the U.S. healthcare market. It connects 30 organization intelligence modules, including Outpatient Sites, 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. Geographic codes and access designations come from public classifications and can change over time; field availability varies by site and source.