Hospitals API

Use this API for broad hospital reference data in research and directory products. It is not for emergency, clinical, credentialing, or compliance use. It exposes normalized JSON endpoints with practical filters, source metadata, and lightweight reference tables so developers can add lookup and discovery features without maintaining their own scraper or curation pipeline.

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Use Cases

  • seed healthcare facility directories
  • enrich location and research datasets
  • filter facilities by country, city, and type

Access

These endpoints are served through RapidAPI. The examples below are documentation examples, not direct browser links, because requests require RapidAPI authentication headers.

Open the RapidAPI listing to subscribe, test requests, and get your API key.

Endpoints

GET/api/hospitals/hospitals

List hospitals or filter by name, country, region, city, type, status, bed range, opened year, or free text.

Query parameters: name, country, region, city, type, status, min_beds, max_beds, opened_from, opened_to, q, limit

/api/hospitals/hospitals?name=example&country=example
GET/api/hospitals/countries

List countries represented in the dataset.

/api/hospitals/countries
GET/api/hospitals/regions

List regions/states/counties represented in the dataset.

/api/hospitals/regions
GET/api/hospitals/types

List hospital type values inferred from source pages.

/api/hospitals/types
GET/api/hospitals/sources

List Wikipedia source pages used for collection.

/api/hospitals/sources

Pricing

  • Basic: $0/day for 10 requests. Evaluation tier for testing the API in prototypes.
  • Pro: $9/month for 10000 requests. Small production apps, internal tools, and niche content sites.
  • Business: $29/month for 100000 requests. Higher-volume apps, catalog enrichment, and recurring data workflows.

Data Notes

Source: Wikipedia. Refresh cadence: 3d. Records include source attribution when exposed by the API response.

Primary table: hospitals