Every acupuncture practice, clinic and facility that registered with the federal government in the last 30 days — with the business phone and the name and title of whoever signed the registration.
Counted from the CMS NPPES registry on 2026-09-12 — registrations in the previous 28 days. The file you receive covers 30 days, so it cannot come in under this.
There is no specialty product and no specialty filter at any price. Every specialty is included in every file — this page exists to show you how much of it is acupuncture, so you can judge whether the file is worth $99 to you before you pay. Buy a state or buy the country; acupuncture comes with either.
The last 28 days, largest first. Follow a state to see everything it holds, not just acupuncture.
| State | New acupuncture | |
|---|---|---|
| California | 9 | all California → |
| New York | 4 | all New York → |
| Virginia | 4 | all Virginia → |
| Florida | 3 | all Florida → |
| Colorado | 2 | all Colorado → |
| Illinois | 2 | all Illinois → |
| Massachusetts | 2 | all Massachusetts → |
| Oregon | 2 | all Oregon → |
| Connecticut | 1 | all Connecticut → |
| Indiana | 1 | all Indiana → |
| New Jersey | 1 | all New Jersey → |
| Tennessee | 1 | all Tennessee → |
| Texas | 1 | all Texas → |
| Washington | 1 | all Washington → |
A practice that has just registered has not chosen its billing company, its payer enrollment help, its equipment supplier or its software yet. Those contracts get signed in the first 90 days and then stay signed. Everyone selling to established practices is fighting an incumbent; nobody is fighting one here.
The registration is a public federal record, so this is not a scraped list — it is the filing itself, read the week it appears.
One state is $99, all 50 states plus DC and Puerto Rico is $299 — once, or new records every Monday. Every specialty included at every price. Pick your state, see the full pricing, or look at a real sample file first.
FreshMedLeads reports public records as published in the CMS NPPES registry. Not affiliated with CMS or HHS. Records are informational — verify before you rely on them.