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Healthcare runs on practices. The data should too.

PracticeMCP exists because the organizations that sell to, staff, and study care need the office, and the data market kept handing them hospitals, claims, or a spreadsheet of clinicians.

A practice is a location with people, a name on the door, a phone, and usually a website that knows more than the registry. Building that record means keeping those pieces separate until the evidence joins them, and leaving them separate when it does not.

The site you are reading sells that record. It does not introduce a team, a funding story, or a customer list. Those are not the product.

Evidence over assertion

A field without a source does not get a confident sentence. The status is part of the value.

Unknown over guessed

An empty email is a true description. A generated one is a defect.

Practices are not leads

Relevance is the customer's filter. The record does not rank who you should bother.

Public sources only

Registries and what practices publish. No patient data, no purchased inboxes, no quiet scraping of logged-in systems.

Start with one practice. Scale to all of them.

Get a key, read a record, and widen the query when the shape is right.