Free dataset · Refreshed August 2026

Every pediatric referral contact your growth team needs.

150,325 pediatricians, developmental specialists, child psychologists and clinical social workers across all 50 states and Washington D.C. — with verified emails and a phone number for nearly every contact. Built on the federal NPI registry and enriched through dozens of provider sources. Free, by state, in clean CSV.

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150,325
referral contacts
51
states covered
9,721
verified emails
149,475
phone numbers (direct & practice)
21,697
LinkedIn profiles

A sample of what's inside

Contact details shown masked here — every download contains the full, unmasked record.

NameTitleOrganizationStateEmailPhone
Daniel Driscoll PhD/MD MSc FAAPPediatricianChiricahua Community Health Centers, Inc.Arizonad•••••@cchci.org(•••) •••-••47
Leslie Bosch, PhDDevelopmental Psychologist, PCC, CLC, NBC-HWCBosch Integrative WellnessArizonal••••••@boschintegrativewellness.com(•••) •••-••21
Jennifer GrayChild PsychologistSt. Joseph's Hospital and Medical CenterArizonaj••••••@dignityhealth.org(•••) •••-••89
Frank BaldwinPediatric Physician AssistantMedNOW Clinics, Inc.Coloradof••••••@mednowclinics.com(•••) •••-••78
Shannon K.Owner/Licensed Clinical Social WorkerThe Mindful GoldfishNevadas••••••@themindfulgoldfish.com(•••) •••-••75

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Alabama
1,775 contacts · 88 emails · 1,775 phones
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Alaska
268 contacts · 13 emails · 267 phones
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Arizona
2,711 contacts · 175 emails · 2,664 phones
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Arkansas
1,133 contacts · 43 emails · 1,133 phones
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California
15,814 contacts · 795 emails · 15,812 phones
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Colorado
3,039 contacts · 290 emails · 3,004 phones
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Connecticut
2,178 contacts · 131 emails · 2,178 phones
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Delaware
756 contacts · 65 emails · 756 phones
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Florida
8,411 contacts · 570 emails · 8,411 phones
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Georgia
4,456 contacts · 397 emails · 4,409 phones
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Hawaii
660 contacts · 20 emails · 660 phones
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Idaho
409 contacts · 13 emails · 409 phones
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Illinois
6,007 contacts · 446 emails · 5,917 phones
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Indiana
2,558 contacts · 219 emails · 2,539 phones
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Iowa
1,191 contacts · 113 emails · 1,191 phones
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Kansas
714 contacts · 38 emails · 714 phones
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Kentucky
1,768 contacts · 196 emails · 1,768 phones
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Louisiana
1,861 contacts · 87 emails · 1,861 phones
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Maine
577 contacts · 21 emails · 577 phones
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Maryland
3,678 contacts · 369 emails · 3,617 phones
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Massachusetts
6,168 contacts · 325 emails · 6,106 phones
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Michigan
4,336 contacts · 215 emails · 4,335 phones
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Minnesota
2,731 contacts · 132 emails · 2,731 phones
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Mississippi
831 contacts · 23 emails · 831 phones
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Missouri
4,061 contacts · 221 emails · 4,032 phones
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Montana
292 contacts · 15 emails · 292 phones
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Nebraska
733 contacts · 58 emails · 733 phones
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Nevada
799 contacts · 96 emails · 774 phones
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New Hampshire
575 contacts · 18 emails · 575 phones
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New Jersey
3,949 contacts · 133 emails · 3,949 phones
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New Mexico
891 contacts · 82 emails · 866 phones
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New York
11,271 contacts · 509 emails · 11,270 phones
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North Carolina
4,566 contacts · 351 emails · 4,522 phones
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North Dakota
247 contacts · 10 emails · 247 phones
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Ohio
6,999 contacts · 933 emails · 6,888 phones
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Oklahoma
1,294 contacts · 62 emails · 1,294 phones
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Oregon
1,527 contacts · 72 emails · 1,527 phones
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Pennsylvania
7,029 contacts · 270 emails · 7,029 phones
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Rhode Island
650 contacts · 79 emails · 650 phones
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South Carolina
2,101 contacts · 122 emails · 2,101 phones
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South Dakota
282 contacts · 15 emails · 282 phones
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Tennessee
3,375 contacts · 395 emails · 3,353 phones
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Texas
12,160 contacts · 674 emails · 12,002 phones
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Utah
1,412 contacts · 93 emails · 1,390 phones
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Vermont
316 contacts · 25 emails · 316 phones
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Virginia
3,861 contacts · 287 emails · 3,813 phones
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Washington
3,369 contacts · 225 emails · 3,369 phones
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Washington D.C.
1,320 contacts · 18 emails · 1,320 phones
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West Virginia
570 contacts · 32 emails · 570 phones
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Wisconsin
2,527 contacts · 138 emails · 2,527 phones
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Wyoming
119 contacts · 4 emails · 119 phones
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Why pediatrician outreach out-earns every ad channel

When a parent worries about their child's development, the first call is almost never to an ABA provider — it's to their pediatrician. That doctor's recommendation decides where the family goes next. Providers who invest in those relationships build a referral engine that no advertising budget can match: higher-intent families, lower acquisition cost, and a pipeline that keeps flowing without a monthly spend.

Referred families convert

A family sent by their pediatrician arrives pre-sold: they trust the recommendation, they usually arrive diagnosis-in-hand, and they call one provider — you — instead of five.

The channel compounds

An ad stops working the day you stop paying. A pediatrician who trusts your intake experience sends you families for years — every relationship you build keeps paying.

Almost nobody does it well

Most ABA practices rely on payer directories and word of mouth. A practice that shows up professionally in a pediatrician’s inbox has that inbox largely to itself.

The most complete list of its kind

Generic contact databases treat pediatric professionals as an afterthought — a title filter over stale records. This dataset starts from the federal NPI registry — the government's own roster of every licensed provider — so no pediatrician is missing, then layers on enrichment cross-checked through dozens of provider sources: verified work emails, direct dials, practice websites and LinkedIn profiles. Deduplicated across states and kept current with ongoing re-verification, we believe it's the best pediatric referral resource available anywhere on the web — and you can browse every state's list right here on the site.

Who they are

Full name and exact job title — pediatrician, developmental-behavioral pediatrician, child psychologist, LCSW — so you can segment outreach by role.

Where they practice

Organization, practice website, and location, so every email can reference the actual practice and city you’d be serving together.

How to reach them

9,721 verified work emails and 149,475 phone numbers — direct lines where our enrichment found one, otherwise the practice's main line, and every row is labeled which is which. 21,697 contacts also carry a LinkedIn profile.

The outreach playbook

1 · Segment by geography

Filter each state file to the counties around your locations. A pediatrician 15 minutes from your clinic is worth fifty who aren’t.

2 · Open with a short intro email

Three sentences: who you are, your current capacity and payers, and how to refer a family. No brochure attachments — make referring effortless.

3 · Follow up by phone

Direct lines mean you skip the front desk. One call to introduce your intake coordinator turns a cold name into a warm referral relationship.

4 · Give them a reason to remember you

Fast answers win referrals: pediatricians keep sending families to the practice that responds same-day and reports back on how the family is doing.

A note on compliance: B2B outreach to professionals is governed by CAN-SPAM — identify yourself truthfully, include your physical address, and honor opt-outs promptly. Treat every message as the first impression of your practice, because for that pediatrician, it is.

Common questions

Is the dataset really free?

Yes — every state file and the combined list are free to download and use. We ask for a work email so we can send you refreshed versions, but you can skip that and download anyway.

How current is the contact information?

The list was last refreshed in August 2026. The base roster comes from the federal NPI registry — the government's continuously updated record of every licensed provider — and the enrichment layer (emails, direct dials, websites, LinkedIn) is cross-checked through dozens of provider data sources, with records that stop verifying corrected or removed.

Are the phone numbers direct lines?

Both kinds, clearly labeled in every download. Rows marked "Direct" carry a verified direct or mobile number from our enrichment. Rows marked "Practice" carry the practice's main line from the federal NPI registry — still the fastest route to the front desk that books their referrals.

Can I import it into my CRM or email tool?

Yes. Files are plain CSV with one consistent column layout (name, title, organization, location, website, LinkedIn, email, phone), so they map cleanly into HubSpot, Salesforce, Instantly, Smartlead, or any spreadsheet.

Is it legal to email these contacts?

Business-to-business outreach to professionals at their work contact information is legal in the U.S. under CAN-SPAM as long as you follow its rules: identify yourself and your organization truthfully, use an accurate subject line, include a physical mailing address, and honor opt-outs promptly. Keep outreach professional and relevant — these are clinicians, and your reputation with them is the asset.

Who is in the list?

The professionals families see before they find you: every pediatrician in the federal registry — general, developmental-behavioral, and pediatric subspecialists — plus pediatric nurse practitioners nationwide, and enriched records for child psychologists, psychiatrists, licensed clinical social workers and child therapists in select states.

The referrals will come. Make sure they start.

Outreach fills the top of your funnel — Carelu makes sure every referred family gets an instant answer, verified benefits, and a scheduled assessment before they call anyone else.

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