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What your Guide.md profile does for your practice in search engines and AI assistants, and how to take it over in about two minutes. Free, no document, no card.

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Psychiatric nurse practitioners on Guide.md · 1 min

59,847nurse practitioner — psychiatric/mental health providers on Guide.md, from the NPI registry

3have claimed or completed their profile

AI assistants read Guide.md about 2.0 million times a day, on pace for 61.9 million this month. Claude, Perplexity, ChatGPT most of all. See who reads

What a claimed profile changes

You are listed first. Claimed and completed profiles lead every page they appear on: the nurse practitioner — psychiatric/mental health providers page for your city, the state page, and the condition and procedure pages your specialty handles. Unclaimed profiles follow.
AI assistants get a source you control. ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude read Guide.md pages when someone asks for a nurse practitioner — psychiatric/mental health near them. A claimed profile carries your phone, your address, your hours, what you treat, in structured data they read directly.
The registry never overwrites you again. An unclaimed profile mirrors the federal NPPES record, errors included. Once claimed, what you write stays; registry changes wait for your say.
Your home stays private. If the registry lists a home address or a personal number, one choice hides the street and phone everywhere; the city and state stay.

Where nurse practitioner — psychiatric/mental health providers appear on Guide.md

The largest city pages for your specialty (every city with 25+ providers has one):

Conditions and procedures your specialty is listed for, in every city:

How to claim it, in three steps

Find your profile. Your name and state, or your NPI, in the box above.
Type your work email. A practice, hospital or institutional address claims it with one click on the link we send. No document, no card.
Edit. Phone, address (or hide a home address), hours, what you treat, your photo and bio. Done in about two minutes; you can come back any time.

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Questions nurse practitioner — psychiatric/mental health providers ask

Is Guide.md free for nurse practitioner — psychiatric/mental health providers?

Yes. Claiming and correcting a profile is free and stays free: one email from your practice, hospital or institutional address, no identity document, no card. Paid plans add media, FAQs and writing tools; nothing you need to be listed correctly is behind them.

How many nurse practitioner — psychiatric/mental health providers are on Guide.md?

59,847 nurse practitioner — psychiatric/mental health providers are listed from the NPI registry, and 3 have claimed or completed their profile. Claimed profiles are listed first on every page they appear on.

Where would my profile appear?

On your own profile page, on the nurse practitioner — psychiatric/mental health page for your city and state, and on the condition and procedure pages your specialty handles. AI assistants read these pages directly; a claimed profile gives them a source you control.

What if the registry has my home address or a personal number?

Claim the profile and choose "This is my home: hide it"; the street and phone come off everywhere and the city and state stay. Or use the "Hide it" link under the contact details on the profile without claiming.