Nppes Infectious Disease Leads Scraper
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from $6.00 / 1,000 leads
Nppes Infectious Disease Leads Scraper
Scrapes the free CMS NPI registry for infectious disease physicians and group practices across the US. Returns NPI number, name, phone, fax, address, city, state, zip, specialty, and authorized official for every matching provider. Filter by state and city. Ideal for medical device companies, antimi
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from $6.00 / 1,000 leads
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A real record from a live run — clean structured data, exported as CSV / JSON / Excel or via API.
Scrapes the free CMS NPI registry for infectious disease physicians and group practices across the US. Returns NPI number, name, phone, fax, address, city, state, zip, specialty, and authorized official for every matching provider. Filter by state and city. Ideal for medical device companies, ant...
No API key, no signup, no subscription — pay only for what you scrape. Clean, structured output ready for CSV, JSON, Excel, or direct API export into your own pipeline.
What this scraper does
Scrapes the free CMS NPI registry for infectious disease physicians and group practices across the US. Returns NPI number, name, phone, fax, address, city, state, zip, specialty, and authorized official for every matching provider. Filter by state and city. Ideal for medical device companies, antimi
Every run pulls fresh data straight from the source and pushes clean, typed records to the dataset — ready for your CRM, spreadsheet, AI agent, or data pipeline.
Use cases
- B2B lead generation — build targeted prospect lists with verified, structured data
- Sales prospecting — find companies and contacts that match your ICP
- Market research & competitive intelligence — track an industry or niche in structured form
- AI agents & automation — feed agents clean external data without scraping infra
- Data enrichment — append fresh fields to your existing lists
Input
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
state | Filter by US state abbreviation (e.g. CA, NY, TX). Leave blank to get all states. |
city | Filter by city name (e.g. Chicago). Leave blank for all cities. |
include_individuals | Include individual infectious disease physicians in results. |
include_organizations | Include infectious disease group practices and hospital departments in results. |
max_results | Maximum total number of providers to return. Increase for full national datasets. |
Output
Every result is a clean structured record. Export the full dataset as CSV, JSON, or Excel from the Apify console, or pull it via the Apify API straight into your own tools.
Why use this actor
- Scrape nppes infectious disease leads — fast, structured, reliable.
- Nppes infectious disease leads data export (csv, json, excel) — fast, structured, reliable.
- Nppes infectious disease leads api alternative — no key required — fast, structured, reliable.
- Automated nppes infectious disease leads monitoring on a schedule — fast, structured, reliable.
- Structured nppes infectious disease leads records for ai agents and pipelines — fast, structured, reliable.
How it works
This actor pulls data directly from the source, structures it into clean rows, and pushes each result to the dataset. It runs on Apify's infrastructure — reliable, schedulable, and pay-per-result so you only pay for data you actually get.
Pricing
Pay-per-result via the Apify Store. No monthly subscription, no minimums — run it once or schedule it daily; you're only charged for the results returned.
FAQ
Do I need an API key or account? No. Just provide your input and run it.
Can I schedule it to run automatically? Yes — use Apify Schedules to run it hourly, daily, or weekly and get fresh data on autopilot.
What formats can I export? CSV, JSON, Excel, or via the Apify API.
Can I integrate it into my own app? Yes — call it via the Apify API and pull results directly into your pipeline.
Is the data accurate and fresh? Data is pulled live from the source on each run, so it reflects what's available at run time.