Find the surgeons doing the procedures.
Part B procedure volumes, practice ownership, and technology-adoption signals — so your reps walk into the accounts that actually do the cases, with decision-makers identified.
Volume data is buried
CMS publishes who performs which procedures at what volume — but it's unusable without a data team to link and clean it.
Decision authority is unclear
Employed physician or practice owner? MSO or independent? Who can actually say yes to capital equipment?
Early adopters are invisible
The surgeons who adopt robotics and new techniques first are your best prospects — and the hardest to find on a list.
"High-volume joint replacement, owner-operated"
Say the profile the way you brief a new rep — specialty, procedure volume, ownership, geography, adoption signals — and get the ranked list back in seconds.
Learn more →Procedure volumes, linked to every NPI
Part B service utilization shows who performs your target procedures and how often — the foundation for territory planning and account tiering.
Learn more →Technology-adoption signals, cited
Conference panels, publications, practice news, and growth signals — the context that turns a cold call into a relevant one.
Learn more →Territories that match your org
Geography- or specialty-based territories, capacity limits, and Salesforce sync (HubSpot in beta) for the whole team.
Learn more →Who performs your target procedures, at what volume — by NPI.
Practice type, locations, and ownership signals for decision-authority mapping.
Existing device-maker relationships — consulting, royalties, ownership stakes.
Licensure, board certification, and disciplinary history — verified.