Official sources first
Every check starts with NPPES identity and taxonomy records, then reconciles them against the state licensing board for that provider type.
Know the provider. Know the account. Plan the day.
Eazelo verifies US providers against official public records, maps the organizations around them, and turns what you find into a route you can run tomorrow — with proof attached.
Verification
Check a provider against public sources in minutes, not tickets.
Start from a name or an NPI and end with proof of a fully validated record — a source-cited report you can use anywhere or hand off for validation.
Proof you can hand to ops
Each result becomes a watermarked report with source links, timestamps, and a checksum — plus a verification link anyone can use to confirm it's genuine.
Discrepancies stay visible
When registry and license records disagree, the report says so. A mismatch is never rounded up to a match.
Free checks, no account required
Run your first checks without signing up. Create a free account when you want your history, reports, and plans saved.
Hierarchy and call planning
See the account, not just the doctor — then plan the day around it.
The hierarchy map connects doctors, practices, hospitals, and addresses from national public data — then turns what you find into an ordered, exportable day plan.
See who practices where
Search a doctor or an account and see practice locations, organization affiliations, and related providers nearby — all from public NPPES and CMS data.
Build the day around a route
Set a start point, add stops, and let the planner order the day. Filter by specialty, distance, and location to fit your territory.
Take the plan with you
Export to CSV, JSON, or your calendar. Copy a day-of brief, email it to yourself, or open any stop in Maps from your phone.
Save it, come back, adjust
Sign in to save planning sessions, pre-plan future days, and revisit saved accounts and providers as the week changes.
Field-observed updates
You knew the doctor moved before the registry did. Tell us.
Public registries run weeks behind the field. When you learn a doctor has moved, changed practices, or opened a new location, log it — Eazelo checks it against available sources and keeps the status visible until it resolves.
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Capture what you saw
Log a moved doctor, a new doctor, or a new practice location in a few fields — from the planner, the portal, or your phone in the parking lot.
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Add context if you have it
Note how you know — who told you, or what you saw onsite. Context helps validation move faster.
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Eazelo checks the sources
Every submission is checked against official public records before anything is marked validated, so your update carries real evidence.
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Status stays transparent
Every submission shows exactly where it stands — ready, in progress, partially validated, deferred, or needs review — in your portal history.
Your portal
Everything you checked, planned, and submitted — in one place.
A free account keeps your work. Checks save automatically, plans stay editable, and submission status is always visible — no need to ask anyone.
- Prior verification requests and their reports
- Saved call planning sessions and upcoming planned days
- Submitted doctor and address updates with validation status
- Report verification links you can share
- Export and deletion controls for your own data
Data
Built on official public sources, cited in every result.
Eazelo doesn't resell provider data. It reconciles official US public records and shows where every fact came from, including when each source was last checked.
NPPES / NPI Registry
Provider identity, taxonomy, and practice-location records from the official CMS national registry.
CMS Doctors and Clinicians
Clinician facility affiliations and organization relationships from the official CMS national downloadable file.
CMS Hospital directory
Hospital identity and location records that anchor the organization side of the hierarchy.
State licensing boards
Official state license lookups mapped per provider type, used for public license verification evidence.
Public registries update on their own schedules, so recent real-world changes can lag. Closing that gap is exactly what field-observed submissions are for.
For teams
When your company is ready, the same engine scales up.
Companies validate entire provider rosters on the same source checks reps use every day — bulk uploads, review workflows, a complete audit history, and clean handoff into your CRM. None of it touches the individual rep experience.
Upload provider rosters as spreadsheets and validate them in bulk.
Hierarchy and account mapping backed by the same national public data.
Review queues, evidence, and CRM export controls, with each company's data kept private to that company.
FAQ
Is Eazelo available outside the United States?
Not yet. Eazelo validates US providers for now.
Where do results come from?
Public, official sources: NPPES, CMS national files, and state licensing boards. Every report cites source URLs and timestamps so you can check the evidence yourself.
Try it on a provider you already know.
The fastest way to judge Eazelo is to check a doctor whose situation you already know. Free, no signup required.