Where the tables land, and how a trial works.
Free California sample on every marketplace. 30-day full-table evaluation on request.
Five ways to receive the same tables.
Snowflake Marketplace
Native share. Free California sample on every listing; full tables fulfilled on request. Listing links are on each product page.
BigQuery Analytics Hub
Public listings in the Healthparse exchange. Subscribe with any Google Cloud project.
Databricks Marketplace
Delta Sharing. Listings staged; shares fulfilled on request while partner approval completes.
Parquet or CSV
To your S3 or GCS bucket on the product's refresh schedule. Same tables, same meta columns.
REST API
Metered per call at api.healthparse.io, with an MCP server and signed webhooks for the events feed.
Same schema on every rail: one schema per product, one table per exported file, three meta columns (_dataset, _vintage, _exported_at) on every table.
Two stages. No card, no call required for the first.
Stage 1: free California sample
Every Snowflake, BigQuery and Databricks listing serves a one-state slice (California) of each table, free, with the full column set and the dictionary. Take it today without talking to us.
Stage 2: 30-day full-table evaluation
On request, the full tables for 30 days under evaluation terms: internal use, no redistribution, no derived product. Delivered on the rail you name. Have an analyst reconcile the HCA capex roll-up against the 10-K, or the California quarterlies against the annual cost report.
A trial does not discount the first contract. One licence per firm, not per pod.
Public filings. No patient data.
Every table is built from public federal and state filings: CMS cost reports, enrollment and ownership rosters, Care Compare, hospital price-transparency files, NADAC, IRS Form 990, BLS OEWS, and the OIG, GSA, FDA, Treasury and state exclusion lists. There is no patient-level data anywhere in the catalogue and no scraped private panel. Personal information is limited to what those statutory registries publish about licensed providers and excluded individuals: names, NPIs, practice addresses, sanction actions and officer compensation from Form 990.
Healthparse is not a consumer reporting agency and the data is not a consumer report. It is not for FCRA-regulated decisions about an individual. Per-dataset attribution and redistribution terms are published at api.healthparse.io/v1/license.
Written against the export, not the source spec.
Each product ships a dictionary listing every exported column with its type, a description of what the field is in the source system, and notes on nullability and coverage measured on the exported data. Where a source mixes encodings or drops fields, the dictionary says so with counts. Row counts, vintages and known limits are stated per table and re-measured at each refresh.
By product.
| Product | Delivery cadence | Lag |
|---|---|---|
| NADAC weekly drug prices | Weekly, the Monday after CMS posts | One to two weeks |
| Medicare Advantage enrollment | Monthly, loaded on the 2nd of the following month | Two to four weeks |
| Provider change events | Twice weekly (Tuesday and Friday), weekly and quarterly by source | Days for roster sources; quarters for cost-report sources |
| Price-transparency negotiated rates | Monthly snapshots | Current |
| HCRIS hospital financials | Quarterly, on the HCRIS release cycle | Several quarters after fiscal year end |
| State quarterly hospital financials | Quarterly, when the state posts | About four months |
| Hospital capital purchases panel (A-7) | Quarterly, on the HCRIS release cycle | Several quarters after fiscal year end |
| Hospital equipment purchase signals | Quarterly, on the HCRIS release cycle | Several quarters after fiscal year end |
| Nonprofit hospital finances (Form 990) | Monthly, as new filings post | A year or more after tax year end |
| Facility quality and star ratings | Quarterly | Weeks after the CMS release |
| Exclusion and sanction screening | Weekly | Days |
| Medicare Part B utilization | Annual | One to two years |
| Wage benchmarks (BLS OEWS) | Annual | About a year |
| Provider-to-operator crosswalk | Monthly, on the CMS ownership release | Weeks |