National Practitioner Data

The National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB) was established to prevent healthcare practitioners from crossing state lines without disclosing prior adverse information.

The NPDB serves as a centralized repository that houses comprehensive information about licensed healthcare professionals across various fields, such as dentists, nurses, pharmacists, chiropractors, and many others.

The NPDB stores information about adverse or disciplinary actions taken against an individual, and any medical malpractice payments.

The National Practitioner Data Bank is not available to the public. There are strict laws in place to determine the business entity that can access the data, and what specific data they are allowed to obtain.

As a Licensed Private Investigative agency, CI has access to the NPDB through Section 1921 of the Social Security Act, which gives our investigative staff access to adverse information on healthcare entities, providers, and suppliers.

Accessing the NPDB allows us to verify the professional track record of potential employees applying for healthcare-related positions.

This ensures that candidates with a history of adverse actions or malpractice payments are identified, mitigating potential risks and enhancing patient safety.

By harnessing the power of the National Practitioner Data Bank, we offer unparalleled insights that enable you to make informed decisions, ensuring that your organization maintains the highest standards of professionalism, safety, and integrity.