Medical device prospecting
Find Medical Device Sales Leads in Your Territory
Med Radar helps medical device representatives turn a geography into a researchable list of practices, providers and healthcare businesses. Search an area, review available business evidence, save potential accounts and build a route for the field.
Start with the market, not a purchased list
A territory is more than a spreadsheet. Med Radar places potential accounts on a map so a representative can understand density, travel distance and specialty mix before deciding where to spend a day. Search a city, state, province, ZIP or postal area, then narrow the results to the businesses relevant to your product.
The platform is designed for practical account discovery: physician-owned and independent practices where evidence supports that description, specialty clinics, aesthetic businesses, dental practices and other healthcare locations. It does not promise that every result is independent, qualified or ready to buy.
- Dermatology and plastic surgery
- Primary care and internal medicine
- Women’s health and endocrinology
- Functional medicine and wellness
- Hair restoration and med spas
- Dental and specialty clinics
Research the account before outreach
Lead cards bring together the practice name, provider, specialty, location, phone, verified website and business or DBA details when those fields are available. Website-equipped records are ranked ahead of records without a verified site, making it easier to begin with accounts that can be researched.
Save promising practices, add notes and move poor-fit records out of the active view. The aim is not to replace a representative’s judgment; it is to make that judgment faster and easier to document.
- Clickable contact details
- Verified website links
- Provider and business identity
- Source and confidence context
- Saved notes and visit history
- Archive and hide controls
Move from research to a field day
Map selection and route tools connect prospect discovery to field execution. A representative can select a cluster of practices, review the proposed stops, order the route and open the run in Apple Maps or Google Maps. Med Radar keeps business names with the stops so the route remains understandable outside the app.
This workflow is useful for opening a new territory, filling gaps between current accounts or building a focused run around a product category. Route planning supports the decision; navigation itself is handed to the mapping app on the representative’s device.
- Visualize account clusters
- Lasso stops on touch or desktop
- Organize multi-stop routes
- Log visits after the call
- Review territory gaps
- Keep follow-up with the account
Evidence before assumptions
A result is a potential prospect, not an automatic qualification.
Med Radar combines public provider records, mapped business information, practice-published websites and user-imported files. A field can carry its source, while missing details stay missing. A provider record does not by itself prove ownership, buying authority, current employment or fit for a particular product.
Business names, legal entities, DBA names, websites, email addresses and ownership signals appear when supporting information is available. Sales professionals should still confirm critical facts with the practice before outreach, especially when a location, phone number or provider relationship may have changed.
Continue researching
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