Web operating history
How long the counterparty has existed on the internet, from BuiltWith’s longitudinal record — not a WHOIS date that can be reset.
Everyone checks whether your clinician is on a list. Nobody checks whether the practice you are placing them into is a real operating business. A nine-day-old domain with no booking, no patient portal, and no payment technology is not a practice — it is an invoice.
THE HONEST PART
The OIG publishes the exclusion list as a free monthly file. Six vendors sell screening against it, one of them scans hourly, and a challenger publishes flat pricing at $999 a month. We are not going to pretend we check that file better than they do.
So we include it. Every name and NPI you screen here runs against the official list with a dated, exportable result. That part is table stakes, and we price it that way.
The part nobody sells you is the other direction of your exposure. Your agency screens the clinician. It does not screen the facility, the clinic, or the billing entity on the other side of the placement — and that is where the unpaid invoices, the clawbacks, and the reputational damage come from.
FROM DOMAIN TO DECISION
How long the counterparty has existed on the internet, from BuiltWith’s longitudinal record — not a WHOIS date that can be reset.
Booking, patient portal, EHR, telehealth, payments. A practice that bills for care gives patients a way to reach it.
The CMS NPPES record for the entity, including how recently the NPI was issued and whether it is still active.
The entity and your roster against the official OIG list, with the dated attestation artifact your auditor asks for.
SOURCE OF RECORD
A ten-digit NPI is a unique identifier. A match is exact, needs no adjudication, and carries no false-positive burden.
Names are not identifiers. We rank candidates with the corroborating fields and hand them to your credentialing reviewer. We never decide.
The OIG obligation covers vendors and entities too — including the counterparties you place staff into and bill through.
RECENTLY ADDED TO THE OIG LIST
REFERENCE
License revocation, suspension, or surrender
33,293 current records
MANDATORYConviction of program-related crimes
25,880 current records
MANDATORYConviction relating to patient abuse or neglect
8,084 current records
MANDATORYFelony conviction relating to health care fraud
5,848 current records
MANDATORYFelony conviction relating to controlled substances
3,576 current records
PERMISSIVEDefault on a health education loan or scholarship obligation
2,166 current records
DAYS, NOT QUARTERS
Start with the clinic you are placing four nurses into next week. No implementation, no procurement cycle, no login.