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 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.
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.