CLIA Laboratory Openings & Status Change Leads

Find laboratories entering or changing the regulated US clinical-testing market. This Actor automatically discovers the newest two quarterly CMS Provider of Services files for Clinical Laboratories, compares them by CLIA number, and surfaces new labs plus changes in certificate type, compliance or termination status, name, address, phone, facility profile, and reported test volume.

This is change intelligence rather than another static lab directory. Each result includes current and prior fields, an opportunity score, the two exact CMS source files, and a stable CLIA identifier for deduplication and CRM updates.

Built for

• laboratory equipment, reagents, diagnostics, LIS, cybersecurity, and compliance sales
• staffing, courier, waste, calibration, maintenance, billing, insurance, and consulting providers
• healthcare market intelligence, territory design, diligence, and data enrichment
• scheduled new-lab alerts and AI or CRM workflows

Signals

• new CLIA laboratory in the current quarterly file
• certificate-type change
• compliance or program-termination change
• address or state change
• facility-name change
• phone, facility type, control type, classification, or test-volume change
• optional removal from the current file

Example input

{
  "changeTypes": ["new-lab", "certificate-change", "address-change"],
  "states": ["CA", "AZ", "NV"],
  "maxItems": 1000
}

Output highlights

CLIA number, current and prior facility names and addresses, phone/fax, current and prior certificate and status codes, certification dates, facility/control/classification codes, application dates, test volume, selected accreditation flags, change types, score, and links to both quarterly files.

Source and caveats

The Actor uses the official CMS data catalog entry titled Provider of Services File – Clinical Laboratories, discovered through data.cms.gov. CMS files use coded fields and are released periodically. A new row or changed value can represent a new operation, reactivation, ownership/reporting change, correction, recertification, or administrative update—not necessarily a newly constructed laboratory.

Verify important decisions with the laboratory, CMS/CLIA resources, state agencies, accrediting organizations, and appropriate compliance professionals. Do not interpret the lead score as a quality rating or clinical judgment.