DocTransparency is an independent healthcare transparency project that presents publicly available federal data in a searchable, accessible format. Its website brings together information on 480,306 healthcare providers across 13 states, including provider profiles, Medicare procedures and payments, and industry payments to physicians. Visitors can search by name, specialty, or city, browse providers by state or medical specialty, and explore which companies have reported payments to physicians.

The project aggregates data from four Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services sources: the National Plan and Provider Enumeration System, Open Payments, Medicare Provider Utilization and Payment Data, and Provider Enrollment & Certification records. Its methodology explains how to interpret provider identities, payment records, and procedure counts, while noting the limits of the data. DocTransparency emphasizes that reported industry payments alone do not establish wrongdoing or legality, and that Medicare data covers only certain beneficiaries. The site is not affiliated with or endorsed by CMS or the U.S. government, does not accept payments from healthcare providers or manufacturers, and does not provide medical advice.