My name is Josh Brody and I'm an OMFS resident in Brooklyn. I've watched as my co-residents and friends have navigated the private practice landscape and met challenges at every step. The first is where to practice.
Private equity, DSO's and multi-office providers bring pro's and con's to the field. While we can all debate their value there is no doubt that they carry massive leverage. I figured it would be nice to democratize that leverage and decided to start here: gathering and offering as much data as feasible in the most accessible way possible on what markets around the country look like. No credit cards. No subscriptions. If you need in-depth data, you only pay for what I have to pay for, otherwise it's free.
Do you notice anything missing? Want any kind of information that isn't shown? I love feedback and would really appreciate any direction that could make this application better for you and our field. I'm still a resident for another year so your wish is my command.
Identify strong practice locations through demographic and infrastructure data, competitor and referral mapping, revenue opportunities and market benchmarks. Data once reserved for institutional investors, now in the hands of individual practitioners. Plus, you get to keep your kidney.
We source from authoritative healthcare and demographic databases, and re-verify each row against its source document, so the insights you receive are grounded in verified, current information.
Complex analysis should not require a data-science degree. Our platform translates sophisticated models into clear, actionable recommendations a practitioner can act on in minutes.
Every number carries its source. Boundaries, benchmarks, and fee schedules show where the numbers come from, so you can check our work line by line.
Three free market explorations a day, no card required. The same intelligence the acquirers use, now on your side of the table.
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