Healthcare, modeled by facility and ownership.
Provider and facility data lives across a dozen federal systems — CMS facility and ownership files, Care Compare quality and patient-experience measures, hospital payment programs, Open Payments, NPI/CCN identifiers, and nursing-home penalties. Sloe joins them into one source-backed research layer, every record carrying its provenance. Institutional intelligence only — no patient-level data.
Available now. The healthcare lane is built and source-backed — facility identity, ownership, quality, payment, experience, and enforcement signals joined by resolved identifiers, not name-matching.
Healthcare Provider & Facility is its own structure.
The healthcare model anchors on facility and provider identifiers — CCN, NPI — then joins ownership files, quality and experience measures, payment programs, Open Payments, and enforcement as separate source-backed layers. Institutional and provider intelligence only; no patient-level data.
Facilities and ownership.
CMS facility records and ownership files tie operators to facilities by CCN, with chains, parents, and ownership changes preserved as source-backed edges.
Providers and identifiers.
NPPES NPIs resolve clinicians and organizations. CCN, NPI, and TIN are kept distinct and joined by source-backed identifiers, not by name.
Quality and experience.
Care Compare quality measures and patient-experience scores stay keyed on CCN with the measurement period and program attached.
Payment programs.
Readmissions, value-based purchasing, HAC, and Medicare spending records stay period- and program-scoped, never collapsed into a single rating.
Industry payments.
Open Payments stays scoped to the reporting entity. It is a disclosed payment relationship — not a quality measure or a conflict conclusion.
Affordable access.
Institutional intelligence at a price smaller teams can justify — diligence, screening, and mapping without enterprise-only pricing.
Built on the primary public record.
The healthcare layer is built around official CMS and HHS public data first, joined by resolved identifiers. No patient-level data; no aggregation of unverified third-party signals.
Common questions.
What sources is the healthcare data built from?
Official CMS and HHS public data — the Provider Data Catalog, Care Compare, Open Payments, the NPPES NPI Registry, nursing-home ownership and penalty files, and the HHS OIG LEIE exclusions list. Every record keeps its source and date.
Does it include patient data?
No. The healthcare lane is institutional and provider intelligence only — facilities, ownership, quality, payments, and enforcement. It never includes patient-level data or infers private health facts.
How current is the data?
Each feed is refreshed on a schedule from the official CMS and HHS sources, and every record carries its reporting period so you always know the vintage.
How do I get access, and is it free?
The underlying records are free public data. Access to the structured, joined dataset — for analysis, custom cuts, or bulk export — is by request, priced so smaller teams can justify it, not enterprise-only.
Tell us what healthcare data needs to do.
Facility and ownership diligence, quality and penalty screening, Open Payments review, provider-network mapping, or bulk export — share the workflow you want to run and we'll get you access, including custom cuts.
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