Describe the providers or organizations you're after in plain English. Get a scored, deduplicated target list in seconds.
From the top nav, click Smart Search. Choose Providers (individuals) or Organizations (facilities, groups).
No filters to memorize. Be specific about credentials, specialty, geography, and setting.
Results come back scored and deduplicated. The count at the top doubles as instant market sizing — how big is this pool, really?
Names now match the way Provider Lookup does: a sentence with a person in it ("cardiologist Raj Patel in Texas") also finds compound surnames, longer legal first names and former names, each badged with why it matched, and exact names list first.
Tighten with filters (state, credential, setting) or just edit your sentence and run it again. Iterating is cheap — each refinement takes seconds.
Click Export CSV. The list lands in your downloads, ready for your ATS or CRM. Exports count toward your monthly records.
Same search box, three different target lists. Pick your industry.
What you're reading: a scored, deduplicated candidate pool — and the count at the top, which tells you how deep the bench really is before you commit to a search assignment.
The play — build the pool by what providers do, not their job title: specialty + state, sharpened with a credential or the codes they bill. The pool you export is the one that actually fits the req — then it lands straight in your ATS. Re-running with an edited sentence costs seconds, so iterate until the count looks like a real bench.
Honest caveat: specific beats clever. If part of your sentence doesn't change the results, that qualifier isn't supported yet — tighten with the filters instead.
What you're reading: pool sizing — how many providers of a given specialty and setting practice in the territory that treats your disease state.
The play — find who treats the condition today: specialty + state, sharpened with a procedure code from the condition's care pathway. Launching into a new category? Your drug has no prescribing history to chase — this is how you size and list the clinicians already treating those patients. For drug-level targeting — named prescribers of a specific molecule — jump to Drug & Rx Search: Smart Search sizes the pool, Part D names the prescribers.
Honest caveat: Smart Search doesn't search by drug name — that's Drug & Rx Search's job, and there you should search the generic (molecule) name, not the brand.
What you're reading: the true specialist pool for your procedure codes — who does the work your product supports, not who happens to carry the title.
The play — the code cadence: for providers, lead with the CPT code you support plus a state ("bills 76641" style). For facilities, switch to Organizations and use plain English at the org level — "Hospitals in Texas with 200+ beds" works word-for-word. The count is your pool size; the export is your call list. The fastest version of this gesture lives in Procedure Lookup: type the code, pick a state, hit Export — a supply rep's first run went from CPT code to an exported 250-provider call list in under two minutes.
Honest caveat: keep provider sentences structured — specialty, state, code. Plain English shines brightest on organization-level queries.