For physicians and healthcare providers
Find and claim your Guide.md profile
Your professional profile already exists. Find it, confirm it is yours, and correct the record — and give Google and AI assistants a structured, current source of information about you.
- 9.8M+ provider records
- No ID for a work email
- About 2 minutes
- Free plan included
Search more than eight million healthcare provider records by name and location, or enter your NPI.
Enter your 10-digit National Provider Identifier. We will show you the record it belongs to so you can confirm it is yours before going any further.
Built from official NPPES and CMS data. No subscription is required. Most providers never see an identity check: sign up with your practice, hospital or institutional email — or any address carrying your name — confirm your name, and your own profile is yours. The $2 Stripe identity check is the fallback for addresses we cannot match, and the way to take a profile back from someone else.
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The registry record, what the billing implies, the pages it would list on, who looked last month, and what the open web says today. Providers and practices both. No card, no ID, about twenty seconds.
Then fix it: with a practice, hospital or institutional email, most providers take over their own profile by confirming their name — free, no identity document. The $2 identity check is only there for an address we cannot match.
Claimed profiles look like this
Real providers who claimed and completed their profiles.
How ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google read a claimed profile
- Structured data on every profile (schema.org Physician or MedicalOrganization) that search engines and AI crawlers parse directly.
- An llms.txt entry and an open API, so language models fetch the corrected record instead of scraping an old directory.
- Priority in the sitemap and first position on the condition, procedure and city pages you confirm.
- An AI visibility score in your editor that tells you what is still missing and why.
We publish your profile in the formats these systems read. No one can promise what any model will say, and we do not.
Someone else wrote your current profile.
Search engines and AI assistants are already answering questions about your practice — using an old address, a former employer’s page, or a directory you have never logged into.
- An old office address stays online long after you have moved.
- A hospital affiliation disappears without anyone telling you.
- Your subspecialty gets flattened into one generic label.
- A third-party rating outranks the work behind your name.
Claiming your profile gives patients and machines one source you control — your credentials, locations, services, languages and links, kept current by you.
How you will show up once it is yours
On condition and procedure pages
You tick what you treat; each tick puts you on that page for your city. For example:
With badges that patients, attorneys and companies search by
Accepting new patients Telehealth Treats on lien Expert witness Appointment requests Industry consultant
Two are free; the rest come with a plan or as add-ons. Every one is a fact you state, shown on the profile and on its own listing pages.
At the top of your specialty page
Verified profiles list first. On a small page that is hard to miss:
Claiming is free, and most providers never upload a document: a practice, hospital or institutional email, the link we send to it, and your name as it appears on the record. How that is checked, and what is kept on record.