Look up any U.S. healthcare provider by NPI or name: verify NPI status, taxonomy, and practice location, then check public Medicare enrollment signals and OIG LEIE exclusions — every answer backed by the source, its vintage, and the time it was checked.
The National Provider Identifier (NPI) is a unique 10-digit number the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) issues to U.S. healthcare providers. NPI Registry Lookup looks up an NPI in the public NPPES registry and reports its status, taxonomy, and practice details with source and timestamp evidence.
Yes. Search the public NPPES NPI Registry by provider or organization name, then open any match to verify NPI status, taxonomy, and public Medicare enrollment and exclusion signals.
Public datasets from CMS, OIG, and state Medicaid agencies, including the NPPES NPI Registry, PECOS enrollment and ordering/referring files, revalidation and reassignment data, Medicare opt-out and revocation lists, the OIG LEIE exclusion list, and state Medicaid exclusion lists. Every result carries the source name, its vintage, and the time it was checked.
NPPES classifies each NPI as Type 1 (an individual person) or Type 2 (an organization such as a clinic, group practice, or hospital). A practitioner can hold a Type 1 NPI while their practice also holds a Type 2. NPI Registry Lookup reports the entity type from the public NPPES record.
No. NPI Registry Lookup reports public identity, enrollment, and exclusion signals with evidence. It does not verify state licensure, DEA, or credentialing, does not guarantee payment, and uses no beneficiary or claims data.