To update your information, please create a profile management account. You will then be able to edit your profile information. Changes will be verified by our data validation team, and reflected on MediFind within 1-4 weeks. If you practice outside the United States or need additional assistance, please send our team a message and we’ll be happy to help.

You can create a profile management account to make changes to your MediFind profile. To do so, you’ll need to be a practicing physician in the United States with MD, MBBS, DPM, or DO qualifications and an active NPI. We are working hard to expand to include additional credentials in the future. If you practice outside the United States, or your profile is missing, please send us a message and our team will be happy to help. 

You can update your practice information, including your phone number, on MediFind by creating a profile management account. After your information has been verified by our data validation team, changes will be published to MediFind within 1-4 weeks.

You can update your practice information, including addresses, on MediFind by creating a profile management account. After your information has been verified by our data validation team, changes will be published to MediFind within 1-4 weeks.

You can update your practice information, including phone number and locations, on MediFind by creating a profile management account. After your information has been verified by our data validation team, changes will be published to MediFind within 1-4 weeks.

We are committed to providing accurate information, and take your security very seriously. Profiles can only be managed by physicians directly, or by their authorized representatives such as office staff and agencies. All users requesting profile changes must agree to our terms and conditions. Only physicians or their authorized representatives are allowed to manage the physician’s profile on MediFind, and misrepresenting yourself as a physician violates federal statutes and laws in all 50 states. Violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.  All requested updates will be verified by our data validation team prior to publication on MediFind. In addition, when a profile is managed by more than one user, the other users will be displayed on each account tied to that profile. If you suspect that there is unauthorized activity on your profile, let us know right away using your profile management account or by contacting us directly.

Many providers have expertise treating multiple conditions. MediFind uses a variety of data sources to determine which conditions a provider treats and their level of experience in those conditions. Expert tiers are determined by a variety of factors using our proprietary algorithms. We consider factors such as the number of articles a doctor has published in medical journals, participation in clinical trials, speaking at industry conferences, prescribing and referral patterns, as well as the number of patients a doctor sees for a given condition. Learn more about how MediFind works here.

Many doctors have expertise treating multiple conditions. MediFind uses a variety of data sources to determine which conditions a provider treats and their level of experience in those conditions. Expert tiers are determined by a variety of factors using our proprietary algorithms. We consider factors such as the number of articles a doctor has published in medical journals, participation in clinical trials, speaking at industry conferences, prescribing and referral patterns, as well as the number of patients a doctor sees for a given condition. Learn more about how MediFind works here.

The health conditions listed on your profile are those with which our data indicate you have experience. If you would like to remove a condition, you can do so under the ‘Conditions Treated’ section in when editing your profile after creating a profile management account.

When evaluating expertise, we go beyond simply looking at the number of patients a provider sees for a given condition. We consider many additional factors such as the number of articles a doctor has published in medical journals, participation in clinical trials, speaking at industry conferences, prescribing and referral patterns, and strength of connections with other experts in their field. Based on this information, providers fall into one of four levels of expertise for each specific health condition:

Elite doctors are global leaders in their fields. In addition to seeing a high volume of patients and referrals for a given health condition, they publish many articles in medical journals, speak at medical conferences, and participate in multiple clinical trials. They are likely to be on the cutting edge of new treatments. These doctors are also likely to hold leadership positions in their respective organizations and fields.

Distinguished doctors are leaders in their fields and set themselves apart from many of their peers with their research portfolios and cutting-edge treatments, in addition to seeing large numbers of patients with a given health condition. These doctors are likely to have the most expertise in their region.

Advanced doctors can be excellent at diagnosing and treating conditions. They treat many patients and have extensive experience, however they are less likely to publish in medical journals, speak at medical conferences, or participate in clinical trials.

Experienced doctors focus on diagnosing and treating a wide range of conditions, and can be either specialists or primary care physicians. They have some experience with the given health condition, but often refer patients to more specialized providers for complex or serious conditions. The majority of providers fall in this rating.