How Healthcare Professionals Are Getting Answers in Minutes, Not Weeks
You have a question about healthcare data. You shouldn't need an analyst, a developer, or a six-figure platform to get the answer.
The way it works today
You're a compliance officer and you need to screen 50 providers before Friday. Or you're a hospital administrator who needs readmission rates compared across three counties. Or you're a pharma researcher who needs Medicare prescribing data for a drug class.
Here's what happens next: you email your analyst. They add it to their queue. Three days later, they send you a CSV. You open it in Excel, realize you need it sliced differently, and email them back. Two more days. Then you need data from a second source, CMS and state board records, and your analyst says that's a different team. Start over.
Or maybe you don't have an analyst at all. You have an expensive platform.
$50K+
per year for IQVIA
$30K+
per year for Definitive HC
$200K+
per year for Komodo Health
These platforms give you dashboards. Pre-built views that answer the questions they decided to include. When you need something specific (a custom cross-reference, a different time range, a one-off analysis) you're back to submitting tickets and waiting.
And when you finally get the report, it's a static file. Want to change it? Need to add a column? Want to share it with your colleague and have them build on it? You're starting from scratch in Excel, or filing another ticket.
The bottleneck was never the data. The data exists: CMS, FDA, CDC, state boards. The bottleneck is the process of getting from your question to your answer.
What if you could just ask?
Medistill is a specialized healthcare data agent. You connect it to Claude, Anthropic's AI assistant, and ask questions about healthcare data in plain English. No SQL, no API keys, no data team.
But this isn't a chatbot that searches the web. Our agent has direct access to 2,000+ curated healthcare datasets with over 14 billion records. When you ask a question, it queries the actual structured databases: CMS claims, FDA enforcement, CDC vital statistics, all 50 state medical boards plus DC. and returns precise, sourced answers.
The agent understands healthcare data structures. It knows which datasets to query for your question and can cross-reference multiple sources in a single request. Ask about a provider and it checks the NPI registry, Medicare claims, state board records, and enforcement databases, all at once.
And here's the part that changes everything: the conversation doesn't end with the first answer. You iterate. You follow up. You change the report. You go deeper. No tickets, no waiting, no starting over.
Real workflows, not just queries
Here's how healthcare professionals are actually using Medistill, not just asking a single question, but working through an entire analysis in minutes.
“Screen Dr. Robert Chen, NPI 1234567890, against all enforcement and exclusion databases.”
Compliance Screening Report: Dr. Robert Chen
Checked 18 enforcement databases and all 51 state medical boards. 1 action flagged.
“What was the CA Medical Board action? Give me the details.”
California Medical Board: Dr. Robert Chen
Action type: Public Letter of Reprimand (2019). Related to failure to maintain adequate medical records for 3 patients. No restriction on practice. License remains active and in good standing.
This is a low-severity action: no patient harm, no practice limitations. Many organizations would classify this as “monitor only” rather than disqualifying.
“Good. Now screen the other 49 providers on this list the same way.”
Running batch screening for 49 providers across all enforcement databases. This will take about 30 seconds. Results: 46 clear (Grade A), 2 with minor flags (Grade B), 1 with a state board suspension (Grade D). Full report ready. Want me to format it as a table you can share with your team?
“What are the top 10 most prescribed GLP-1 drugs by total Medicare Part D claims?”
Top GLP-1 Drugs by Medicare Part D Claims
| # | Drug Name | Claims | Total Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ozempic (semaglutide) | 8.4M | $10.2B |
| 2 | Trulicity (dulaglutide) | 6.1M | $7.8B |
| 3 | Rybelsus (oral semaglutide) | 3.2M | $4.1B |
| 4 | Mounjaro (tirzepatide) | 2.8M | $3.9B |
| 5 | Victoza (liraglutide) | 1.9M | $2.4B |
Showing top 5 of 10. Data from Medicare Part D Spending by Drug dataset.
“Now break this down by state. Show me the top 5 states by Ozempic claims.”
Ozempic: Top 5 States by Medicare Part D Claims
1. Florida: 892K claims ($1.1B) 2. Texas: 784K ($960M) 3. California: 721K ($880M)
4. New York: 534K ($653M) 5. Pennsylvania: 412K ($504M)
“Interesting. Are there any FDA adverse events reported for Ozempic in the last 12 months?”
12,847 adverse event reports for Ozempic in the past 12 months. Most common: nausea (2,341), vomiting (1,892), diarrhea (1,456), pancreatitis (312). 89 serious outcomes including 14 hospitalizations. Compared to Trulicity over the same period: Ozempic has 2.1x more reports per million prescriptions, though part of this is likely due to higher reporting rates for newer drugs.
“Compare 30-day readmission rates for hospitals in Dallas County versus the national average.”
30-Day Readmission Rates: Dallas County vs. National
16.2%
Dallas County avg
15.4%
National avg
Dallas County is 0.8 points above national average. 3 of 14 hospitals exceed the 75th percentile.
“Which 3 hospitals are the worst? And what are they billing for the most common readmission DRGs?”
The three highest-readmission hospitals in Dallas County: Dallas Regional Medical Center (19.1%), Baylor Scott & White, Garland (18.4%), and Methodist Charlton (17.8%).
Top readmission DRGs across all three: Heart Failure (DRG 291, avg charge $42K), COPD (DRG 190, $38K), Pneumonia (DRG 193, $35K). Dallas Regional charges 22% above county average for Heart Failure readmissions.
“Put together a comparison table of these 3 hospitals: readmission rate, star rating, and total Medicare spending. Format it so I can paste it into a board presentation.”
Here's the formatted comparison table. I've included readmission rate, CMS star rating, total Medicare spending, and spending per beneficiary for each hospital. Ready to copy. Want me to also pull the patient satisfaction scores from HCAHPS to add another column?
“I need to credential 25 new providers this week. Check all of them for malpractice reports, state board actions, and federal exclusions.”
Batch Screening: 25 Providers
22 providers Grade A (clear). 3 require review. Checked 18 enforcement databases per provider.
“Show me the details on the 3 flagged providers. And format the full results as a report I can attach to our credentialing files.”
Here are the details for the 3 flagged providers. Dr. James Wilson: NPDB malpractice payment ($85K, 2021, settled without admission). Dr. Anita Patel: TX Medical Board, probation (completed 2020, now unrestricted). Dr. Kevin Liu: NY OPMC, letter of education (2022). Full report formatted with risk scores, source citations, and action dates. Ready to attach to your credentialing files.
“Show me counties in Texas with the highest uninsured rates and fewest primary care providers per capita.”
Texas Counties: High Uninsured, Low PCP Access
| County | Uninsured | PCPs/100K | Pop. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hidalgo | 31.2% | 42 | 870K |
| Cameron | 29.8% | 38 | 425K |
| Starr | 34.6% | 18 | 65K |
| Maverick | 28.1% | 24 | 58K |
| Webb | 27.4% | 51 | 275K |
“Now overlay the CDC Social Vulnerability Index for these counties. And add which ones have Federally Qualified Health Centers.”
All 5 counties rank in the top 10% nationally for social vulnerability. Starr County has the highest SVI (0.96). All 5 have at least one FQHC, but Starr and Maverick counties have only 1 each serving their entire population. Hidalgo has 8 FQHCs but the highest absolute uninsured population (271K). Want me to add Medicare Advantage penetration rates and Medicaid enrollment to complete the market picture?
Change the report, not the ticket
Notice what happened in every example above. The conversation didn't end with the first answer. That's the real difference.
With a traditional platform, the first answer is the only answer, unless you file another request. With Medistill, you keep going:
- "Break this down by state": instant.
- "Now cross-reference it with FDA adverse events": pulls from a different dataset, same conversation.
- "Format this as a table for my board presentation": done.
- "Actually, add patient satisfaction scores too": one more column, no new ticket.
- "Screen the other 49 providers the same way": batch processing in seconds.
No BI developer. No Excel pivot tables. No waiting. You own the analysis and you change it in real time until it says exactly what you need.
Collaborate with your team. Schedule what repeats.
Everyone on your team with a Claude subscription can access the same healthcare data agent. That means your colleague can pick up where you left off, build on your analysis, or run their own questions, all with the same underlying data.
And for analyses that repeat (weekly compliance checks, monthly prescribing trend reports, quarterly hospital benchmarking) you can schedule tasks to run automatically with Claude. The report shows up when you need it, without you having to ask again.
Team access
Anyone with Claude can query the same datasets
Scheduled reports
Set up recurring analyses that run automatically
Iterate freely
Change any report in real time. No tickets, no waiting
Think about what this means: the compliance team runs their own provider screenings. The strategy team builds their own market analyses. The quality team benchmarks hospitals themselves. Nobody is waiting on IT, analytics, or a vendor.
What data is available
The agent has access to 2,000+ curated datasets from every major US healthcare data source, over 14 billion records.
CMS (Medicare & Medicaid)
Provider utilization, Part D prescribing, hospital quality, physician payments, enrollment, spending trends
FDA
Adverse events (25M+ reports), drug recalls, warning letters, clinical investigator disqualifications, device enforcement
CDC
Mortality data, natality statistics, vaccination rates, behavioral risk factors, social vulnerability index
State Medical Boards
License verification and disciplinary actions across all 50 states + DC. Every jurisdiction covered
Enforcement & Compliance
OIG exclusions, SAM.gov, NPDB, FDA debarment, CMS penalties, nursing home sanctions
Provider Registry
NPI registry (9.4M+ providers), taxonomy codes, practice locations, specialties, organizational affiliations
Clinical Research
Clinical trials (575K studies), PubMed citations (40M+), drug approvals, EMA medicines database
Social Determinants of Health
CDC Social Vulnerability Index, AHRQ community-level health data, BRFSS behavioral risk factors, county demographics
Market & Pricing
Hospital price transparency (6.1B charges), ACA marketplace plans, drug pricing (NADAC, ASP), Census data, migration patterns
Telehealth & Digital Health
Telehealth utilization trends, virtual care billing patterns, remote patient monitoring data
Why this is different
Medistill isn't a dashboard with a chatbot bolted on. It's not a search bar over PDFs. The AI doesn't “summarize” web pages. It directly queries structured databases in real time and lets you iterate on the results until they're exactly right.
 | Legacy platforms | |
|---|---|---|
| Interface | Ask questions in English | Navigate dashboards & menus |
| Pricing | from $199/mo | $30K–$200K+ / year |
| Follow-up questions | Instant, in the same conversation | Submit a new ticket |
| Change the report | “Add a column”: done | Email analyst, wait 2 days |
| Cross-reference sources | Automatic, same query | Different team, different platform |
| Setup time | 2 minutes | Weeks of onboarding |
| Technical skills | None required | SQL or analyst needed |
| Team collaboration | Share reports with anyone; new queries require a license | Licensed seats only |
Query once, share with your whole team
Any Medistill subscriber can share reports, dashboards, and results with anyone on their team, colleagues can view and discuss the data with Claude without needing their own license. Only new queries against Medistill's 2,000+ datasets require a subscription. Legacy platforms lock every viewer behind a paid seat.
Stop waiting. Start asking.
Join healthcare professionals who are getting their own answers from 2,000+ datasets, in seconds, without writing code or waiting on anyone.