Transparent by design
How Hair Physician Record separates directory claims from board evidence
This release transforms U.S. entries in the public ISHRS Find a Doctor table, attaches reviewed Washington Department of Health credential records to five existing candidates, and preserves reviewed first-party prices for three exact roster matches. Membership, procedures, license status, action indicators, and prices remain distinct evidence, not a composite provider score.
Procedure count
Procedure count is the number of procedure categories named in the ISHRS directory response. It does not measure experience, outcomes, safety, or quality.
Merge rules
Each source maps its native columns into canonical fields. Lower priority numbers win when two sources provide different values. Every observation remains attached to the record with its source URL and observation date.
Current sources
- ISHRS Find a Doctor Source key: ishrs_us_members
- Washington Health Care Provider Credential Data Source key: washington_doh_credentials
Pricing evidence
Published prices remain separate observations with their billing unit, basis, effective period, check date, and direct source. Market benchmarks are attached at the most specific matching geography and are not treated as provider quotes.
- Reviewed provider-published hair-restoration pricing Pricing source key: reviewed_first_party_hair_prices_2026_08
Freshness and corrections
This build contains 125 records from 2 sources and was generated on 2026-08-31. Verify time-sensitive information at the linked source. To report a correction, email Record Maps.
Limitations
ISHRS membership and profile responses are not medical-board certification, licensure verification, outcome evidence, pricing, or a quality score. Washington board fields are point-in-time public records, not proof of hair-restoration practice or quality; a No action indicator does not prove an absence of all discipline. First-party prices appear only for three reviewed exact roster matches and are not individualized quotes. Verify the responsible physician, current state license, public orders, credentials, procedure plan, staffing, risks, total price, and follow-up directly.