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If you practice in the US as a physician, nurse practitioner, physician assistant or therapist, you almost certainly have an NPI. Find yours by name and state.

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Your NPI is a public number listed in the National Plan and Provider Enumeration System. We check it there once, keep the result with your subscription, and use it to confirm that the registry lists you as a physician, clinician or trainee, and to record your specialty and practice state. We ask for it so that the readership we report to sponsors is verified. Sponsors see counts by specialty and state, never names or numbers. We never publish, sell or share your NPI.

What to receiveThe weekly letterThe daily briefing (every morning)Each special topic as it publishes (2 to 3 a week)A weekly roundup for one specialty (Sundays)

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Alerts when a law or rule on AI changes in my states (up to five; many physicians hold more than one license)

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