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Last updated:<\/strong> August 28, 2026<\/p>\n

Psychiatry outreach lists are trickier to build than most healthcare specialty lists. Practitioners split time between hospitals, private practice, and telehealth platforms, and many hold licenses in more than one state. A 2020 Statista dataset, sourced from SAMHSA, counted 668 psychiatric hospital facilities in the United States, of which 312 were identified as private for-profit hospitals<\/cite>. That figure covers facilities, not individual practicing psychiatrists, so it understates the actual number of professionals you might want to reach \u2014 but it does illustrate why manually compiling contact records facility by facility isn’t practical at scale.<\/p>\n

Contact details also drift constantly. Psychiatrists change practices, hospitals merge or close units, and email domains get retired when someone moves employers. A list built once and never refreshed degrades quickly, which is the core argument for using a maintained database rather than a one-time scrape or purchase.<\/p>\n

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