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Every record carries its public source and reporting date. Built for care navigation and steering, network adequacy and directory accuracy, network development, and provider targeting.
Enter any NPI to see a live Rate Score: specialty, location, market band, and a plain-language interpretation. The payer, procedure, and care-setting detail behind the score comes with licensed benchmarks.
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The Market Intelligence Graph is Gigasheet's intelligence layer on top of national price transparency data. It brings Provider Intelligence, Provider Rate Scores, and market benchmarks together in one place.
Provider Intelligence combines clinician identity and practice information, online reputation, regulatory standing, Medicare and industry relationships, published network associations, and commercial negotiated rates in a single provider profile. It covers more than 2.3 million clinicians, with licensing and regulatory information across more than 40 jurisdictions.
A Provider Rate Score is Gigasheet's proprietary benchmark for how a provider's negotiated rates compare to market, adjusted for specialty-specific billing patterns. It places a provider in one of five bands, from Bottom of Market to Top of Market, relative to comparable providers in the same local market.
Payers and network teams, health systems and provider groups, care navigation and digital health companies, self-funded employers and benefits consultants, cost containment organizations, and life sciences and medtech teams. Each uses the graph to evaluate providers, research networks, and compare costs.
No. Published network associations reflect what payers and other sources disclose. They are useful for research and for spotting potential directory discrepancies, but current participation should be confirmed directly with the health plan.
No. Regulatory indicators summarize available public records and preserve access to the underlying details. They are not a substitute for formal provider credentialing or primary-source verification.
Yes. Geographically adjusted Medicare rates for professional, hospital outpatient, and ambulatory surgery center settings are included, so any negotiated rate can be expressed as a percent of Medicare for reference-based pricing analysis.
No. A Rate Score measures negotiated-rate position only. It is not a measure of clinical quality, a patient cost estimate, or a recommendation of a particular provider. A patient's actual cost depends on the plan, benefits, site of service, and services billed. Licensed data provides payer, plan, provider, and procedure-level rates for deeper cost analysis.