TexasHealthcare ReportFrom federal and state records

Every new Texas healthcare business. The week it registers.


New clinics, home health and personal care agencies, assisted living facilities, pharmacies and medical suppliers across Texas, from the federal NPI registry and Texas HHSC license records, on a live map.

Seven Texas regions · updated daily

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The week’s new names, from the public record

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What this covers. New healthcare organizations with a Texas practice address in the federal NPI registry, and new HHSC licenses for home and community support services agencies and assisted living facilities anywhere in Texas. Individual clinicians, and practices registered under a person's own name, are left out.

Monday morning

Mercy's Virtues Residential Home Care just landed on the Dallas-Fort Worth list.

Senior living in Dallas. Status: new federal provider registration. A new clinic or agency needs staff, billing, software, insurance and supplies. If you sell any of that, this is the name you want on your desk on Monday, with the week still ahead of you.

That’s a real row from CMS NPPES National Provider Identifier registry (weekly file), not a sample. The free email gives you the names. Pro gives you the address, phone, NPI or license number, and capacity where the state shows it.

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From the public records, updated daily

New in seven Texas regions, by the numbers

350 new in the last 14 days
78 in the last 7 days
330 new healthcare registrations and licenses
233 ZIP codes with a new healthcare business

New healthcare businesses per day

Last 21 days, by source

New healthcare organizations (federal NPI registry)New home health and personal care licenses (HHSC)New assisted living licenses (HHSC)
0255075Oct 22Oct 27Nov 1Nov 6Nov 11
See the numbers
DayNew healthcare organizations (federal NPI registry)New home health and personal care licenses (HHSC)New assisted living licenses (HHSC)
Oct 224441
Oct 235120
Oct 241200
Oct 25000
Oct 266320
Oct 273300
Oct 284321
Oct 293811
Oct 304130
Oct 311000
Nov 1000
Nov 24550
Nov 33240
Nov 44510
Nov 54710
Nov 62510
Nov 7400
Nov 8000
Nov 9000
Nov 10000
Nov 11000

“Last 7 days” above is the newest 7 days of this chart added up (see the numbers). Dates are the source date for rows from our first read, then the day a row first appeared in the file we read. Files update on their own schedules, so some rows arrive in batches.

By region

Last 14 days

  • Houston metro 116
  • Dallas-Fort Worth 102
  • Austin metro 50
  • Rest of Texas 48
  • San Antonio metro 18
  • Rio Grande Valley 11
  • El Paso metro 5

By category

Last 14 days

  • Clinics & practices 164
  • Behavioral health 74
  • Pharmacy, labs & supply 56
  • Home health & care 33
  • Senior living 23

The pipeline

Last 14 days, by what the state shows

  • 330 New registration. A new healthcare organization registered its National Provider Identifier with a Texas practice address.
  • 20 New state license. Texas HHSC issued its first license to a home health or personal care agency or an assisted living facility.

Top cities

Last 14 days

  1. Houston 48
  2. Austin 30
  3. Dallas 17
  4. San Antonio 15
  5. Richmond 11
  6. Plano 10
  7. Fort Worth 8
  8. Humble 7
  9. Katy 7
  10. Sugar Land 7
  11. Brownsville 5
  12. Conroe 5
  13. El Paso 5
  14. Frisco 5
  15. Round Rock 5

Newest to watch

The newest home health, senior living and clinic registrations on the list

    Busiest ZIP codes

    Last 14 days

    ZIPCityNewTop category
    78731Austin13Clinics & practices
    77042Houston8Clinics & practices
    77346Humble7Pharmacy, labs & supply
    77469Richmond7Pharmacy, labs & supply
    77032Houston5Pharmacy, labs & supply
    75071Mckinney4Clinics & practices
    75075Plano4Behavioral health
    77407Richmond4Home health & care
    77494Katy4Behavioral health
    78520Brownsville4Clinics & practices

    Latest named healthcare businesses

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    Seven regions, live now

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    We cover these seven regions today. Each one has its own list, category pages and week-by-week archive.

    By category

    New healthcare businesses by category

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    How it works

    The registration shows up first

    A new healthcare business registers with the federal government before it can bill, and Texas licenses home health and assisted living before the first client. Those records are how we see them coming.

    Step 1

    The record gets published

    Every healthcare organization that bills insurance needs a National Provider Identifier from the federal government, and CMS publishes each new one weekly. Texas home health, personal care and hospice agencies and assisted living facilities also need a state license, and HHSC publishes its license directories every week.

    Step 2

    We read and sort it

    We read both every week and keep new organizations only: a new NPI for a business (never an individual clinician) and a first state license. Each is listed once, by its NPI or license number, with its category, city and ZIP.

    Step 3

    You see it, with its limits

    A registration or license date is not an opening day: some open weeks later, some already operate under another name. A sole-owner practice registered under a person's own name is left out, so no individual is named. Counts are what the records show; we don't rate anyone.

    Who it’s for

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    Guides

    How a new healthcare business shows up in records

    Plain-English explainers on the federal and state records behind every list.

    Guide

    How we find new healthcare businesses

    The public records behind Texas Healthcare Report, how we decide what's new, and what we can't see.

    Guide

    How a new Texas healthcare business shows up in public records

    What an NPI registration and an HHSC license show, how fast each posts, and what they can't tell you.

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