Visibility by specialty
2,208 prosthetists are listed on Guide.md. Most are unclaimed. Here is the free first step every prosthetist should take before paying anyone for prosthetist seo.
Search your name or NPI. Claim only if you want to change what it says.
Have your NPI? Search by NPI · Claiming is free · no ID for a practice or institutional email · about 2 minutes
Search "prosthetist seo" and the results are agencies selling retainers. The thing they all start with is the same: make sure the pages that already describe you agree with each other and say something specific. That first step is free, it is yours to do, and it is what this page is about.
Guide.md lists 2,208 prosthetists from the National Provider Identifier registry, refreshed weekly. Patients and referring offices ask assistants for a prosthetist by condition, procedure, insurance and city. The registry knows your taxonomy code and your address. Your claimed profile can say what you treat, in your words, with the structured data assistants read.
From the registry, by state and by the largest cities. Each one is a listing page; every prosthetist on it is claimable.
The questions that reach a search engine or an assistant about a prosthetist are specific: a condition, a procedure, a city. A claimed profile gets a page for each one the provider confirms, so the answer to "who treats X near me" can include you by name.
ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity answer "find me a prosthetist near …" from pages they can parse: structured data, consistent facts across sources, and specific statements about what a provider treats. A registry line with an old address is not a page an assistant recommends from.
A claimed Guide.md profile carries schema.org markup, the conditions and procedures the provider confirms, locations, languages, insurance and the provider's own words, on a page assistants and search engines already read.
The work of making a prosthetist easy to find and easy to trust in search results. Agencies sell it as a retainer. The part that costs nothing, and comes first, is a claimed, accurate, specific profile on the directories search engines and assistants already read. That is what Guide.md gives every prosthetist.
Almost certainly. Every prosthetist with an NPI is listed, 2,208 at last count. Search your name on the claim page to see the record as patients and assistants see it now.
No. Claiming, correcting and holding a profile are free. A practice or institutional email makes it yours in a minute; any other address is reviewed within a few days. There is no identity check and nothing to pay.
Yes. An agency or practice account can take the profile over under its own login, on the record, and you can take it back at any time.
Search your name or NPI. Claim only if you want to change what it says.
Have your NPI? Search by NPI · Claiming is free · no ID for a practice or institutional email · about 2 minutes
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