About Tedicare

Medicare Physician Data Made Easier to Search and Compare

Tedicare helps you look up physicians, compare local healthcare markets, and understand provider relationships using public Medicare and healthcare datasets.

Physician profiles Market summaries Sample exports

What Makes Tedicare Different

Most physician directories are built around contact information, ratings, insurance listings, or appointment search. Tedicare is built for Medicare physician and healthcare market analysis.

Each profile and market page is organized around public-source data signals: NPI identity, Medicare Part B activity, Part D prescribing, DME records, Open Payments where available, billing organizations, local market geography, specialties, and ACO affiliation signals. The goal is to make these public datasets easier to search, compare, and turn into practical provider lists.

For analysts, consultants, provider organizations, growth teams, and researchers, this means less time rebuilding raw public files and more time reviewing the physicians, markets, organizations, and export fields that matter for a specific question.

What You Can Do With Tedicare

Use Tedicare when you need a faster way to understand Medicare physician activity in a state, market, specialty, organization, or individual NPI profile.

Find a physician or NPIReview Medicare billing, prescribing, DME, Open Payments, market, and organization details where available, or open a sample Medicare physician profile
Compare local marketsSee physicians, specialties, counties, billing organizations, and ACO affiliations in a local healthcare market
Build a provider listRequest sample data or custom physician exports for research, planning, outreach, or market analysis

Who Uses It

Tedicare is built for people who need practical provider and market context, including healthcare analysts, consultants, provider organizations, specialty groups, growth teams, and researchers.

The goal is simple: make public healthcare data easier to browse before you spend time building spreadsheets from scratch.

Where the Data Comes From

Tedicare organizes publicly available U.S. healthcare data into searchable physician and market profiles. The data helps show Medicare billing activity, prescribing patterns, DME records, Open Payments, billing organizations, market context, and ACO affiliations where available.

Our sources include public Medicare and provider datasets from CMS, the NPI Registry, Open Payments, and related geographic reference files. We connect these sources into easier-to-read pages so users can move from a physician profile to a market, specialty, county, billing organization, or export request without starting from raw files.

Good to Know

Public Medicare datasets are released on a delay, and some values may be suppressed, aggregated, revised, or unavailable. Tedicare updates its processed data as new public releases become available.

Tedicare is for research and market intelligence. It is not medical advice, legal advice, financial advice, or a provider recommendation service. For important decisions, verify details with official sources or the relevant organization.