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Official-source provider screening.

Check a healthcare provider

Search by NPI, name, organization, or CLIA number. The result separates official records from possible matches.

Examples: 1234567890, Jane Smith, Acme Lab LLC.Batch CSV

behind upstreamOIG LEIE: 83,001 rowsImported: May 05, 2026Source status

Behind latest confirmed upstream release: 06-2026 Updated LEIE Database (2026-07-10). Verify against the official source before relying on this local snapshot.

Simple review flow

Search first. Details only when needed.

The interface starts with the lookup. Source dates, confidence labels, and official links stay close to the result instead of competing for attention upfront.

  1. Search

    Enter one identifier or name.

  2. Review

    Check NPI status and OIG confidence.

  3. Verify

    Open the official source before acting.

What data is checked?
NPI Registry record found or not found
Exact OIG exclusion match by NPI
Possible business or person match with reason
Source URL, source date, and imported date

Official sources

NPI records do not validate licensure, credentialing, or Medicare enrollment. Name-only OIG matches stay marked as possible.

For roster review, use the batch healthcare compliance screening workflow to keep NPI, OIG LEIE, and CLIA source context attached to each row.

NPI exclusion lookup

How an OIG exclusion search by NPI should be read

An NPI exclusion lookup compares one 10-digit NPI with the NPI field in an imported HHS OIG LEIE snapshot. Last verified: 2026-08-07. This page currently checks 83,001 rows from the snapshot imported May 05, 2026; the freshness badge above warns when that import trails a confirmed OIG release.

All imported rows

8,551 of 83,001

10.3% carry a usable NPI

Individual rows

8,013 of 79,605

10.1% carry a usable NPI

Business rows

538 of 3,396

15.8% carry a usable NPI

Counted from all 83,001 rows in the HHS OIG LEIE snapshot imported May 05, 2026; 74,450 rows use the file's zero-filled NPI value rather than a usable 10-digit identifier. Counts are rows, not unique providers, because one NPI can appear on more than one exclusion row.

NPI exclusion lookup results and the next verification step
ResultWhat it establishesWhat to do next
Exact NPI matchThe same NPI appears on a row in the imported federal LEIE snapshot.Open the official OIG record and confirm the current exclusion details before acting.
No exact NPI matchNo imported LEIE row carries that exact NPI; this is not a clearance result.Search known name variations because OIG says many LEIE records do not contain an NPI.
Possible name matchA person or business name resembles an imported exclusion row, but identity is unresolved.Use OIG's online search and its SSN or EIN verification step when that identifier is available.

date_retrieved: 2026-08-07. OIG explains that some excluded people and entities do not have NPIs in the LEIE, a matching name alone is insufficient, and the downloadable file omits SSNs and EINs. SourceCheck therefore keeps an exact NPI match, a possible name match, and no exact match as separate review states.

FAQ

Practical notes

Does this replace credentialing or legal review?

No. It screens public datasets and does not replace legal, licensing, credentialing, or compliance review.

What does an exact OIG match mean?

An exact match means the input matched an imported OIG LEIE row by NPI. Verify against the official OIG source before acting.

Can I search OIG exclusions by NPI number?

Yes. Enter a 10-digit NPI to compare it with the NPI field in the imported HHS OIG LEIE snapshot. An exact match is a review signal, not final clearance; confirm the current record in OIG's official search before acting.

Does no OIG match for an NPI mean the provider is not excluded?

No. OIG explains that many excluded individuals and entities do not have NPIs in the LEIE. Search known name variations and use the official online search's SSN or EIN verification step for a possible identity match.