7/1/2023 0 Comments Npi lookup org![]() ![]() ![]() The provider's practice address object (with sub-fields). ![]() The credential (e.g., MD, RN) of the provider. For search, use name.full or other specific sub-fields. The name object (with sub-fields) of the provider. The medicare provider type for the provider's corresponding license. The medicare type specialty code for the provider's corresponding license. The medicare type object (with sub-fields) for the provider's corresponding license. The taxonomy 'specialization' for the provider's corresponding license. The taxonomy 'classification' for the provider's corresponding license. The taxonomy 'grouping' for the provider's corresponding license. The taxonomy code for the provider's corresponding license. The taxonomy object (with sub-fields) for the provider's corresponding license. The full address string of the practice address.Ī list of license objects for the provider, each with sub-fields such as issuing states, taxonomy, corresponding medicare provider type, etc. For other types/specialties of a provider, see the 'licenses' field below for details. If the taxonomy code has a corresponding medicare provider type, that type will be used if not, the taxonomy classification will be used. The provider type is determined based on the provider's primary (or first, if primary not indicated) taxonomy code. National Provider Identifier of the provider. Licenses.lic_number will select the license number for the first license. For example, a provider may have multiple liceses, the notion For more advanced users: in the dotted-path notion, if a given (level) object is an array, you may specifyĪn index to select an item from the array.However, when a data element is not a leaf data element, such a data element object will be returned Both leaf data elements (e.g., name.last) and non-leaf data elements (e.g., the name object) can be returned.Only the leaf level data elements, e.g., name.full (the full name string of the name object) are searchable.Using name.last to refer to the last name element of the name object. A field (or data element) in such a json object may be referenced using the dotted path notion, for example,.In this API, the data is hierarchical and represented as a json object.Note that notĮvery field specified in the ef parameter needs to have an alias. "ef=field_name1:alias1,field2,field_name3:alias3,etc. Separating it from its field name with a colon, e.g., Other than the field names, you can specify an alias for the field name by Is returned.) If you wish the keys in the returned data hash to be something (See the Output format section for how the data for fields Intended for the user to see when looking at the results.įields (or path to record json object) to be searched.Ī comma-separated list of additional fields to be NPI, name.full, provider_type, addr_practice.fullįields (from the fields section below) which are String page for documentation of supported syntax. ![]() Unlike the terms field, "q" is not automatically wildcarded, butĬan include wildcards and can specify field names. Used to further constrain the results returned by the "terms" field. If present but the value is empty, 500 will be used. Specifies the number of results requested, up to the upper Partial word can be present in "terms", in which case there is an implicit AND Just a part of a word) for which to find matches in the list. The "terms" parameter containing a word or partial word to match. Query String Parameters and Default ValuesĪt a minimum, when using the above base URL, you will need to specify See the query string parameters section below for details. In addition to the base URL, you will need to specify other parameters. This data set may also be accessed through the FHIR ValueSet $expand operation. For further experimentation with the autocompleter and this API, ![]()
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