Healthcare sales, finally built for healthcare.

Meteito maps US health systems, hospitals and medical groups from public data, watches for buying signals, and writes account briefs that cite their sources. One seller can find, prioritize and reach the right accounts.

No PHIEvery fact citedHuman-approved outreach
Workspace/Epic hospitals · TX · 200+ beds
Sample data
EHR vendor = Epic State = TX Beds ≥ 200 Signal in last 90 days ✦ AI column: Why now? + Add column
AccountEHRBedsSignalsFit✦ Why now? (AI)
EX
Example Regional Medical CenterHospital · Sample system A
EpicONC412 New CIOJob post
92
New CIO this quarter and hiring EHR analysts12
SA
Sample Health North CampusHospital · Sample system B
EpicONC268 EHR change
88
Recent EHR move; workflow projects likely1
DE
Demo Community HospitalHospital · Independent
EpicONC231 Press release
81
Announced a new vendor selection1
PL
Placeholder Children's HospitalHospital · Sample system C
EpicONC305 Job postFDA item
77
Hiring a revenue cycle director1
IL
Illustrative Heart InstituteHospital · Sample system A
EpicONC214 Exec hire
70
Exec hire only; other signals not found1
✦

Run “Why now?” on 100 rows

Each row cites its sources. You see the cost estimate before anything runs.

Review & run

Built on public healthcare data from

CMS Hospital General Information NPPES NPI Registry HCRIS Cost reports ONC Certified health IT AHRQ Health system compendium MSSP ACOs IRS Form 990 via ProPublica openFDA Device data News & job posts Public feeds
~5,400
US hospitals in the graph
639
health systems, linked to their hospitals
~35,000
medical groups
Cited
every fact links back to its public source
The problem

Healthcare isn't a generic market.
Your tools treat it like one.

Buyers sit inside complex systems, run specialized technology and buy on their own timelines. Most sellers still juggle five tools and miss the window.

Legacy data, enterprise prices

Incumbent healthcare databases are expensive, report-shaped and priced for big contracts, not startups.

Generic tools miss the context

They can't tell that a hospital belongs to a system, which EHR it runs or which competitor it already uses.

Timing gets lost

EHR switches, leadership changes and vendor selections are scattered across news, job boards and filings.

How it works

From the whole market
to your next best account.

01 · Data graph

Every system, hospital and group, connected.

Public CMS, ONC, AHRQ and HCRIS data, resolved on NPI, CCN, EIN and domain into one hierarchy you can search.

  • EHR vendor and product per hospital, with source and year
  • Beds, ownership, revenue and operating margin
  • Filters like “Epic hospitals in TX with 200+ beds”
02 · Buying signals

Know why now, not just who.

Signals are matched to accounts and weighted by strength and age, so timing shows up in every score.

  • News and press releases like “System X selects Vendor Y”
  • Job posts that name a vendor or a new leadership role
  • EHR changes and FDA device items
03 · AI account briefs

Research in one click, with receipts.

Who they are, what they run, what changed and why now. Every claim links to its source.

  • Citations on every statement
  • Briefs flag themselves out of date when a newer signal arrives
  • Unknowns say “not found” instead of guessing
04 · Workspace & scoring

Tables that think, scores that explain.

Spreadsheet-style tables with data, AI and formula columns, plus fit, timing and priority scores built from your ideal customer profile.

  • AI columns show a cost estimate before they run
  • Every score comes with the reasons behind it
  • A daily top 25, each with why it's on the list
Data sources

Public data, properly joined.

Authoritative public datasets, refreshed on their own schedules and resolved into a single graph.

CMS

Hospital General Information

Every Medicare hospital: CCN, type, ownership, star rating

CMS

NPPES NPI Registry

Organization NPIs, names, taxonomies and addresses

CMS

HCRIS cost reports

Beds, revenue, expenses and operating margin

ONC

Certified health IT by hospital

Certified EHR developer and product per hospital

AHRQ

Compendium of US Health Systems

System → hospital → medical group links

CMS

Medicare Shared Savings Program

ACOs and their participants

IRS

Form 990 via ProPublica

Nonprofit hospital financials and executives

FDA

openFDA

Medical device data and clearances

Web

News, press and job posts

Public RSS feeds and career pages, within robots.txt

Meteito is independent and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by these agencies.

Trust & compliance

Careful by design.
Not bolted on later.

Healthcare data deserves care. These rules are part of how Meteito works.

No patient data, ever

Organizations and professional data only. No PHI is collected or stored.

Every fact cites a source

Each field records where it came from and when it was verified. Inferred data shows confidence.

Never invents contacts

AI never makes up people, emails or installs. Unknown means “not found.”

Human approval for outbound

Every AI-drafted message and CRM update waits for your review. Nothing sends on its own.

CAN-SPAM compliant

Unsubscribe links, a physical address and a suppression list on outreach.

Respectful collection

Follows site terms and robots.txt, doesn't scrape LinkedIn, keeps each workspace private.

Coming next

From list to signed deal, in one place.

Buying committeesContacts by role, with email status and source
Approved outreachAI drafts you review before anything sends
Self-updating CRMEmail, calendar and meetings captured for you
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