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Every provider on one map
Practices and providers mapped by specialty and location, with a list view that stays in sync with the map and a detail card for each provider from public registry data.
See it in Practice Volume AnalyzerA healthcare market map for deciding where to expand.
We build healthcare market analysis tools that map every provider by specialty and location, show typical wait times, and shade areas by providers per 10,000 residents so under-served markets stand out. Built on public data only, with no patient information.
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Build sheetHealthcare market analysis tool
- Replaces
- Expansion decisions made by guesswork, with no population-adjusted view of where a specialty is over- or under-supplied.
- Who uses it
- Practice owners, physicians and healthcare groups planning where to open or grow.
- Timeline
- 4 to 6 weeks to a working market map for your specialties and region.
- Stack
- Next.jsMapLibre GLSupabaseNPPES + US Census data
- Compliance
- Public data only (NPPES provider registry and US Census). No patient accounts and no PHI.
- Shipped
- Practice Volume Analyzer
- Price
- Fixed scope, fixed price, quoted within 48 hours of the scoping call.
What it does.
Each feature below is running in production in the case study it links to.
Saturation and opportunity heatmap
Areas shaded by providers per 10,000 residents, switchable between county and ZIP level, with a read-out naming the most under-served areas for the current specialty.
Wait-time layer
Typical waits to get an appointment, drawn from cited public benchmarks, so access as well as supply is visible.
Honest data states
Low-population areas are flagged so noisy ratios never mislead, every layer shows its source, and a scheduled job refreshes the data weekly with a visible last-updated date.
Shipped in this lane, live with users.
The build this page is based on, documented end to end. Browse all case studies.
The gap
Booking directories list providers. None of them show the market.
Directories built for patients to book appointments show individual providers, but never supply against demand across an area. A practice deciding where to grow needs the opposite view: how many providers of a specialty serve how many residents, and where the waits are long.
Keep reading
Practice Volume Analyzer assembled that view for ENT, facial plastic and plastic surgery in Richmond, Virginia, entirely from public sources.
Data provenance
Every number should trace back to a public source.
For a tool that informs investment decisions, provenance matters as much as the map. Each layer names the dataset it draws from and when it was last refreshed, and every wait-time figure carries its citation.
Five steps, no month-three surprise.
Fixed scope, a demo every Friday, and a first clickable version around day 7. The full process is on the home page.
- Day 0 Scoping call Thirty minutes to map the product and pick the stack. Fixed quote within 48 hours.
- Week 1 Wireframes to a clickable version Screens, flows and the data model. On day 7 you click, not read.
- Weeks 2 to 3 Core flows, demoed every Friday Built and integrated in the open. You test on the real build.
- Week 4 QA, deploy, handoff Deployed to production with handoff docs and a recorded walkthrough.
- Ongoing Sprints as usage teaches you A retainer or feature sprints, monitored, async over Slack and Loom.
Healthcare market analysis tool: a fixed-scope build
For clinics, practices and care providers replacing paper, spreadsheets or phone tag with a tool built around how they work.
4 to 6 wks- Scoping call, written scope and a fixed price within 48 hours
- Clickable version around day 7, then a demo every Friday
- Roles and permissions for every type of user
- Integrations with the tools you already run
- Deployed to production with handoff docs and a recorded walkthrough
- Code and data in your own accounts
Add-onsAI features · data migration from your spreadsheets · mobile app · monthly support retainer
Fixed scope · Fixed price
Demo every Friday
Asked before every healthcare market analysis tool build.
Everything else gets answered on the scoping call.
Software that maps providers by specialty and geography against population, so you can see where a specialty is under-served and where expansion makes sense.
No. It is built entirely on public datasets such as the NPPES provider registry and US Census population data, with no patient accounts and no PHI.
Yes. The pilot covered three specialties in one US metro; the same layers can be built for other specialties and regions where public provider and population data exists.
A scheduled job re-pulls the provider registry and recomputes saturation weekly, and the last-updated date is shown throughout the tool.
Typically 4 to 6 weeks to a working map for your specialties and region, as a fixed-scope, fixed-price build quoted within 48 hours of the scoping call.
Want one built around your team? Let us scope it.
Bring the spreadsheet or process you want to replace. In 30 minutes we map the tool, recommend a stack and send a fixed-scope quote within 48 hours.