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Sample rows

10 of the 445 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 82 businesses, 57 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 50.

165 rows (37%) carry one of 1 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Planned Parenthood with 165. 238 businesses have a name used only once, and 275 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 412 rated businesses is 4.2, and 73 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 312 email addresses, 137 (44%) are role addresses such as info@, 125 (40%) name a person and 50 (16%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this reproductive health clinic email list?

The file has 445 Google Maps listings in the Reproductive health clinic category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a clinic: a fertility practice, an OB-GYN group with a women's health focus, a family planning center, a pregnancy resource center or an independent women's clinic. A practice with several doctors and one Maps listing is one row.

Email addresses from the clinic's own website are on 312 rows, one per clinic. Phone numbers are on 433 rows and a website is on 426, so almost every row can be researched online before you write.

All 445 listings share the single category Reproductive health clinic. Google does not split fertility from family planning here, so the clinic name and website tell you what kind of practice it is.

How can you segment the file?

Spreadsheet filters cover everything a clinic buyer needs. Because all rows share one category, name keywords and geography do the work.

Names usually say what a clinic does. Search the business name column for fertility, IVF, reproductive endocrinology, women's health, family planning or pregnancy. A name that says Center for Reproductive Medicine points to a fertility practice, and a name with Pregnancy Center points to a resource center that offers different services. Read the website before you pitch, because the two groups buy different things.

State and city let a regional vendor stay close to its customers. Los Angeles has 11 listings and Dallas 7. Sacramento, Austin and Houston have 6 each.

• Name keyword: fertility, IVF, women's health, family planning, pregnancy.
• State and city: one metro for a local service, one state for a licensed product.
• Address kind: 125 named-person emails for a note to a physician, 137 role emails for an office manager.
• Website column: 426 sites to read before you decide who gets which message.

Who buys a reproductive health clinic email list?

Vendors that sell to fertility and women's health practices buy it. Medical billing and revenue cycle companies pitch clinics that bill for ultrasounds, lab work and procedures. Electronic health record vendors with women's health templates look for practices that outgrew paper or a general system. Medical supply distributors sell ultrasound gel, speculums, specimen cups and pregnancy tests. Fertility lab equipment sellers and cryostorage providers write to practices that run their own labs.

Marketing agencies that build patient websites and manage reviews pitch clinics that depend on a search listing, and telehealth platforms pitch practices that want virtual consults. Staffing firms place nurses and ultrasound technicians. Pharmaceutical reps and patient financing companies also work this niche, though they handle their own compliance.

How do you run outreach to reproductive health clinics?

The inbox at a clinic is read by two kinds of people. The 125 named-person addresses usually reach a physician or the practice owner. The 137 role addresses, such as info@ or office@, usually reach a front desk or an office manager. Send the physician a note about clinical value or revenue and send the office manager a note about workflow, billing or supplies.

Clinic staff read mail between appointments, so lead with one concrete offer and one question. A billing company can write that it handles fertility cycle bundles. A supply distributor can name the product and say that a first order ships the same week. Do not write long clinical claims. Staff delete them.

Check the website to see who actually works there. A solo OB-GYN and a multi-site fertility network need different first lines, and a site often lists the physicians by name, so you can address them.

Send in small batches. Clinics often sit behind a hospital or practice group mail filter, and a bad batch can land your domain in spam across a whole group.

What email rules apply when you contact reproductive health clinics?

CAN-SPAM requires a valid physical postal address for your company in every commercial email and an opt-out that works and that you honor. At a clinic the opt-out request usually comes from the office manager, so give it a visible reply address and act on it promptly.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California tops the table at 82 listings and 57 emails. Texas has 50 listings and 35 emails, Florida 31 and 22, Colorado 23 and 16, New York 21 and 15, and Washington 20 and 14. Arizona, Massachusetts and Minnesota have 15 listings each with 10 emails, and Pennsylvania has 13 with 9.

The cities with the most listings are Los Angeles (11), Dallas (7), Sacramento (6), Austin (6), Houston (6), Scottsdale (5), Colorado Springs (4), New York (4), Memphis (4) and San Antonio (4).

A vendor with one rep can take the Los Angeles area, or Dallas and Austin in one Texas trip. A vendor with regional reps can assign states. The phone column covers the clinics with no email, so a rep can call them.

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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