New medical practices in Colorado

Every practice, clinic and facility that registered with the federal government in Colorado in the last 30 days — with the business phone and the name and title of whoever signed the registration.

In Colorado the largest group in the last 28 days was ambulance & transport (159), and the busiest cities were Denver, Aurora and Colorado Springs.

426
new Colorado registrations in the file right now

Counted from the CMS NPPES registry on 2026-10-27 — registrations in the previous 28 days. The file you receive covers 30 days, so it should not come in under this.

What registered in Colorado, by specialty

The last 28 days, largest first. Every specialty is included at every price — this is what is in the file, not a menu to choose from.

SpecialtyNew registrations
Ambulance & transport159
Mental health86
Behavioral health62
Counseling34
DME / medical equipment16
Autism services15
Home health15
Primary care14
ABA / behavior analysis8
Urgent care8
Dental8
Addiction & substance use6

Where in Colorado they registered

The cities with the most new registrations in the last 28 days.

CityNew registrations
Denver124
Aurora106
Colorado Springs36
Pueblo13
Fort Collins12
Boulder11
Lakewood10
Centennial10

Colorado, week by week

New registrations by the week they were filed. A subscriber gets each week’s new ones the following Monday.

WeekNew registrations
Sep 29 on (part week)63
Week of Oct 5136
Week of Oct 12110
Week of Oct 19117

Why a new Colorado practice is worth calling

A practice that has just registered has not yet chosen its billing company, its payer enrollment help, its equipment supplier, its EHR, its waste disposal or its cleaner. Those contracts get signed in the first 90 days and then stay signed for years. Everyone selling to established practices is fighting an incumbent; nobody is fighting one here.

The registration is a public record, so this is not a scraped list or a rented database — it is the federal filing itself, read the week it appears.

What one Colorado record looks like

Example layout — not a real record

Riverbend Family Medicine PLLC · Primary care · Colorado ·   · Signed by  , Practice Administrator

Business name, specialty, practice address, business phone, and the name and title of the person who signed the registration. Redacted here; complete in the file. See a real sample →

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