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15K+ dermatology practices.
Nearly absent from traditional databases.
Dermatologists don't build traditional B2B database profiles - they file NPI numbers, maintain board certifications, and collect patient reviews on Healthgrades and Google Maps. If you're selling to dermatology practices, you need data from medical boards and healthcare directories, not enterprise contact databases.
0K+
Dermatology practices in the US
independent and group practices
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Are owner-operated
one physician controls the purchasing decision
< 0%
Have usable data in traditional databases
minimal coverage in B2B sales databases
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any city, any specialty, any signal
AI agents that find dermatologists where
patients actually find them.
Dermatologists don't build traditional B2B database profiles to get business. They build Google Maps presences, Healthgrades profiles, and NPI registry entries. Origami searches these real-world data sources, pulling practice details, owner names, and expansion signals that traditional databases can't touch.
Find your ideal dermatology practice.
Qualified list in under 2 minutes.
State medical board data for verified ownership
Every practicing dermatologist holds a valid state medical license. Origami searches state medical board registries to verify owner names, license status, board certifications, and how long they've been in independent practice.
NPI registry for provider-level growth signals
A dermatology practice that files a new NPI for an additional provider or PA is expanding, and likely investing in equipment, software, and supplies. Track NPI filings in real time to catch these signals first.
Patient review profiles as qualification signals
A dermatologist with 200+ five-star reviews on Healthgrades and Google is thriving, more likely to be investing in practice growth. Use review count, recency, and response patterns as qualification criteria.
Cosmetic vs. medical specialization targeting
Cosmetic dermatology practices (injectables, laser, aesthetics) have very different buying needs than medical practices. Origami identifies specialty focus from Google Maps categories, NPI taxonomy codes, and practice website data.
Frequently asked questions.
Can Origami find dermatology practices owners and decision-makers?
Yes - Origami searches Google Maps, industry directories, licensing databases, and the live web to find dermatology practices along with verified owner names, emails, and phone numbers. Traditional databases like Apollo and ZoomInfo have poor coverage of this vertical because they rely on social profile data, which most dermatology practices owners don't maintain.
Why can't I find dermatology practices in Apollo or ZoomInfo?
Apollo and ZoomInfo index social profiles and enterprise firmographics. Most dermatology practices owners are missing from traditional B2B databases or enterprise records. Origami is built differently - it searches Google Maps, state licensing boards, industry-specific directories, review sites, and real-time web data to find dermatology practices that traditional B2B databases miss entirely.
What information does Origami return for dermatology practices?
Origami returns company name, owner/decision-maker name, verified email, direct phone number, address, Google rating, review count, employee count, and any available growth signals like recent hires, new locations, or service expansions. All contact data is verified in real time.
How is Origami different from Apollo, ZoomInfo, or Clay?
- Cheaper: Paid plans from $99/month.
- Simpler: Start with one prompt, no filters, booleans, or new tool to learn.
- Same depth: We integrate the same kinds of data sources as Clay, without giving up simplicity.
How accurate is the contact data for dermatology practices?
Emails are 95%+ accurate. Origami waterfall-enriches across multiple providers and verifies in real time. Phone numbers are validated the same way. For dermatology practices specifically, Origami cross-references multiple sources to ensure you're reaching the actual owner or decision-maker, not a generic info@ address.
Can I search for dermatology practices by city or state?
Yes. Just describe what you're looking for - "Find dermatology practices in Phoenix with 4+ stars and 10+ employees" - and Origami handles the rest. You can filter by any combination of location, size, ratings, reviews, hiring activity, or growth signals.
Can I import my own list of dermatology practices to enrich?
Yes. Upload a CSV of your existing dermatology practices contacts and Origami will fill in missing data - verified emails, direct phone numbers, owner names, and company details. You can also use your existing list to find lookalike companies that match the same profile.
What data sources does Origami use?
Origami aggregates 15+ sources including Google Maps, social company profiles, job postings, tech stack data, state licensing databases, industry directories, review sites, and real-time email and phone verification. The combination gives Origami coverage that no single database can match.
Does Origami include social and email sequencing?
Yes - and it's free on every paid plan. The built-in Sequencer runs multi-step social and email cadences from your own connected accounts. Up to 10 steps per channel, unlimited sends, multi-account rotation, and one shared inbox for replies. No add-on, no per-seat fee, no exporting to Instantly or Smartlead.
How does pricing work?
Usage is spent per step - fetches, research, and enrichments each cost different amounts. Plans start at $99/mo for $165 of usage. Most users find a single list of 50-100 leads costs a few dollars.
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