Psychiatrists, therapists, and PCPs who can refer — with a reason next to each name.
NPPES taxonomies for psychiatry, psychology, counseling and social work, plus Medicare prescribing and utilization volume, PLACES depression prevalence, and shortage designations for the county you name.
Why this market needs sourced data
Outpatient programs live on primary care and psychiatry referrals, but the registry alone is a phone book. Volume, taxonomy, and payer signal are what turn it into a call order.
Every name is returned with the dataset, vintage and geography behind it, so a rep can defend the sequence and a director can audit it.
What you get, with examples
Therapists included, not just physicians
Licensed counselors, clinical social workers and psychologists are pulled by taxonomy alongside prescribers, which most physician-only lists drop entirely.
Example
A single query returns LPCs, LCSWs and psychologists within 30 miles, tiered by proximity to your office.
Antidepressant prescribing as a targeting signal
Part D prescriber records reveal which PCPs are already managing depression pharmacologically — the highest-yield referral conversation in the market.
Example
Rank PCPs by SSRI and SNRI claim volume, then filter to those outside any health system you already contract with.
Demand context at county grain
PLACES depression and poor-mental-health-days prevalence sets expectations for volume before you commit to a location.
Example
Compare depression prevalence and provider density to find under-served ZIP-adjacent counties.
Tiering you can change
Promote or demote any target and the fit score and future source ranking adjust — the list learns from your reps' field knowledge.
Example
Demote hospital-employed psychiatrists who cannot refer out, and the tiering rebuilds.
Questions you can ask
Rank psychiatrists and PCPs by Medicare volume within 40 miles of our clinic.
Which PCPs prescribe the most antidepressants in this county?
Where is depression prevalence highest relative to provider supply?
List every licensed therapist and social worker in the metro by taxonomy.
Datasets this question usually reaches for
Selection happens at runtime against your question and geography — this list is typical, not fixed. Anything a source cannot cover at your grain is reported as a gap.
Topics this page covers
- psychiatry referral list by county
- therapist and counselor directory targeting
- antidepressant prescriber volume
- outpatient mental health marketing data
- behavioral health provider density
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