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Sample rows

10 of the 433 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 59 businesses, 41 of them with an email address. Florida follows with 39.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 424 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 213 rated businesses is 4.1, and 91 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 303 email addresses, 60 (20%) are role addresses such as info@, 175 (58%) name a person and 68 (22%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this neurophysiologist email list?

The neurophysiologist file, counted on 9 November 2026, has 433 Google Maps listings under the Neurophysiologist category. A row is a clinic or practice that lists itself that way: a clinical neurophysiology lab, an EMG and nerve conduction practice, a sleep or EEG service or an intraoperative monitoring company.

The file has 303 emails read from practice sites, with 416 phone numbers and 198 websites. Websites are on fewer rows than phones, so some listings can be reached only by phone.

Every row has the same category, Neurophysiologist. Neurologists, neurosurgeons and neuropsychologists have their own categories and are not mixed in.

How can you segment the file?

Four spreadsheet columns carry the useful cuts for neurophysiology.

State and city decide where a mobile service or monitoring company can send technologists. California has 59 listings, Florida 39 and New York 32. Dallas, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and Boston lead the city list with a handful of rows each, so this is a spread-out file and states work better than cities.

The business name column separates labs and monitoring companies from physician offices. Words such as neuromonitoring, EMG, EEG, sleep or neurodiagnostic point to a specific service.

Email type separates named people from shared addresses, and the website column shows which practices describe their testing menu.

Build the first pass in a spare column. Mark each row EMG, EEG, sleep, monitoring or unknown from the name, then fill the unknowns by reading websites. Doing this for one state takes an afternoon and leaves you with a list you can reuse for every later send.

• State: California, Florida, New York, Texas.
• Business name keyword: EMG, EEG, neuromonitoring, sleep, diagnostic.
• Email type: 175 addresses name a person, 60 are shared role inboxes.
• Website present: 198 rows, which is where you can read the testing menu.

Who buys a neurophysiologist email list?

Sellers of equipment and services to clinical neurophysiology buy it. EMG and EEG device makers and their distributors sell amplifiers, electrodes and carts. Disposable needle electrode suppliers reorder from the same practices over and over. Software vendors sell reporting and archive systems for waveform studies, and billing firms handle the coding that these tests need. Companies that staff technologists, remote interpretation services and recruiters of neurophysiology fellows also reach out to labs and practices.

Because the file is small and spread across the country, an equipment rep usually works it by state and a staffing company works it by metro.

How do you run outreach to neurophysiologists?

The 303 neurophysiologist addresses split into 175 named-person ones, 60 role ones and 68 free-mail ones. Named addresses reach a physician or a lab director. A role address at a lab may reach a technologist or a scheduler, so write that note as a short ask to forward it to the person who orders supplies or equipment.

Be specific about the test. A seller of needle electrodes should state the gauge and the pack size, and a reporting-software company should say which studies it covers. Clinicians in this field work with exact parameters and notice vague claims.

Read the practice's website before writing. A practice whose site lists only nerve conduction studies has no use for an EEG cart. For a lab without a site, a phone call can come first. Send in small batches and look at the bounces after each one.

A follow-up call tends to help with this group. Many labs have a phone number but no website, and an office manager will often give you the right email address or the ordering contact in one conversation. Note the answer in a spare column of the spreadsheet so the next round of mail goes to the person who decides. Academic labs in Boston and Minnesota may have a separate purchasing office, so ask about it early.

What email rules apply when you contact neurophysiology practices?

Every promotional email to a lab or a clinic should carry your company's valid mailing address and a working way to unsubscribe, and you must stop writing once someone opts out.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California has 59 neurophysiologist listings and 41 emails. Florida shows 39 listings and 27 emails, New York 32 and 22, Texas 26 and 18, and Massachusetts 23 and 16. Michigan has 20 and 14, Illinois 19 and 13, Pennsylvania 18 and 13, Minnesota 17 and 12 and Connecticut 15 and 10.

The top cities each have a few rows: Dallas 7, New York 6, then Los Angeles, Chicago and Boston at 5 each, Sacramento, Fort Myers and Tampa at 4 and Sun City and Carlsbad at 3.

The file has few dense clusters, so a seller should pick states rather than cities. The Michigan, Minnesota and Massachusetts rows suit a rep who already visits academic hospitals nearby.

What is in the list

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

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