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Removing a clinician's home address and phone number

Your licence is public by law, complete with your name and often a practice address. Patients and former patients sometimes escalate, and healthcare workers face a rate of workplace-adjacent harassment that most professions do not. Physician review sites and directory aggregators also publish contact details that frequently default to a home address.

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Why the generic advice doesn't fit

Most privacy guidance is written for someone with no particular threat. Yours is specific, so the priorities change.

  • Your licence record cannot be removed, and should not be — the goal is making sure it points at your practice rather than your house.
  • Medical directory aggregators scrape licence data and republish it with whatever address they find, which is often residential.
  • NPI registry data is public and widely scraped.
Do this in order
  1. 01Correct the address on file with your licensing board and the NPI registry to a practice address, first. Removal downstream is pointless while the source still says your house.
  2. 02Then all free people-search sites.
  3. 03Then medical directory aggregators and review sites.
  4. 04Then address-indexed property sites.
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Licence records and the NPI registry are public and cannot be removed. Correcting the address they publish is the effective move, and it is more durable than any removal request.

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