NPIScan
Search 8M+ US healthcare providers instantly free NPI lookup
What it does
Search and verify healthcare providers using the official NPPES database. Find doctors, nurses, clinics, and organizations by NPI number, name, specialty or location. Why I built this: The official NPI Registry is slow and outdated. I wanted a fast, modern alternative that actually works on mobile. Features: - Instant search across 8M+ providers - Browse by state or specialty - Provider statistics and insights - 100% free, no signup
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