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Sample rows

10 of the 509 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Florida has the most listings: 58 businesses, 41 of them with an email address. California follows with 39.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 463 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 465 rated businesses is 3.8, and 42 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 356 email addresses, 18 (5%) are role addresses such as info@, 324 (91%) name a person and 14 (4%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this children's hospital email list?

The children's hospital CSV counts 509 Google Maps listings in its category as of 9 November 2026. A row is a pediatric hospital or one of its sites: a main campus, a specialty center, an outpatient building or a satellite clinic that lists itself under the hospital's name. One hospital system with ten pins appears as ten rows, so the file holds more listings than there are separate hospitals.

356 rows have an email address, read from the hospital's website, one per listing. Phones are filled on 496 rows and websites on 484. A hospital website usually shows one switchboard number and several department pages, so the phone numbers often reach a general line.

Every row carries the same Google category, Children's hospital. The file has no bed counts, specialties or ownership information.

How can you segment the file?

Open the CSV in a spreadsheet and filter on the columns it holds.

The email type column is the main surprise. Among the 356 addresses, 324 belong to named people, 18 are shared role mailboxes such as info@ and 14 sit on free mail domains. Hospital mail follows a first-name, last-name format on the institution's domain, so nearly every address in the file belongs to an individual. The file does not give job titles.

State and city are the territory cut. Florida has 58 listings, California 39 and Tennessee 38. Boston has 18 listings and Nashville 16, which shows the large pediatric systems in those cities.

The listing name tells you whether a row is a main hospital or a clinic. Words like medical center, specialty, outpatient, clinic, urgent care or surgery center signal a satellite. Search for the word that fits your target.

• State and city: Boston, Nashville, Orlando or a state.
• Listing name keyword: medical center, outpatient, specialty, urgent care, surgery.
• Email type: 324 named people, 18 shared mailboxes.
• Website: 484 rows to read about departments and leadership.

Who buys a children's hospital email list?

Sellers to pediatric hospitals use it to find the institutions and individuals behind each system. Medical device makers selling pediatric-sized equipment, imaging suppliers, monitors and surgical instruments look for departments that buy them. Healthcare software vendors cover scheduling, patient engagement and clinical documentation. Cybersecurity firms and cloud providers pitch IT departments.

Travel nurse and locum staffing firms place clinicians. Group purchasing organizations, medical supply distributors and food service contractors court procurement teams. Child life suppliers, makers of therapeutic toys and distraction tools, art programs and charities that donate games reach the departments that serve patients. Hospital foundations also buy the list to find corporate donors and volunteers, and architects and builders look for expansion projects.

How do you run outreach to children's hospitals?

Hospitals buy through committees and procurement offices, with long approval cycles. A first email should aim for a conversation with the right department, not a sale. Name the department you think is responsible, such as radiology, the pharmacy, child life or information technology, and say what you offer for that team.

With 324 named-person addresses, most replies come from individuals. Check the website for the person's role before writing. A clinician rarely makes purchasing decisions, so a message to a nurse about software may be forwarded or ignored. A message to a director or a manager has a better chance of landing with the person who decides.

Hospitals protect their staff from unsolicited vendor contact. Keep your message short and professional, give the name of your company and one specific reason you are writing, and avoid claims about outcomes you cannot show.

Dedupe by website domain before sending. A children's hospital with many sites shares one email domain, and a system that receives several versions of your message will notice. Send one pitch per institution to the right department, and allow two weeks before a follow-up.

What email rules apply when you contact children's hospitals?

Commercial email to a hospital must include your company's valid postal address and an opt-out you honor, as CAN-SPAM requires. If a department asks you to stop, remove that address from the list for good.

Which states and cities should you start with?

Florida has 58 listings, California 39, Tennessee 38, Texas 37 and Ohio 34. Massachusetts has 27, New York 23, Michigan 22, New Jersey 20 and Georgia 17.

By city, Boston leads with 18 listings and Nashville has 16. Orlando has 13, Atlanta 9, Cincinnati and Houston 8 each. Birmingham, San Diego, Miami and Philadelphia have 7 each.

A vendor with a regional sales team can take the cities where major pediatric systems sit, such as Boston, Nashville and Cincinnati, and learn each system's structure before the first email. A national seller can begin with the five largest states. Phone numbers are on 496 rows, though most reach a switchboard.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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