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General Practitioners Email List in Brazil

SphereScout lists 6,600+ general practitioners in Brazil (October 2026 snapshot). Of these, 610+ (9.3%) have an email address, 4,200+ (64.7%) have a phone number, 2,000+ (30.7%) have a website, and 2,600+ (40.7%) have a mobile number. Includes primary-care practices and general practices.

Reach general-practice and family-medicine offices in Brazil using available business emails, phone numbers, websites, addresses, and location fields. Review live coverage, included business types, and the masked CSV sample before purchase.

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Last update: October 2026File type: CSV/Excel

How many general practitioners are there in Brazil?

Source: SphereScout Data Lab, snapshot of . About this data

SphereScout indexes 6,500+ public business listings categorized as General Practitioners in Brazil. 600+ businesses (9.3%) have at least one email address; 4,000+ (64.7%) have at least one phone number. 2,500+ (40.7%) have a mobile number.

Where these listings are concentrated

  • Sao Paulo1,000+16.7% of this dataset
  • Minas Gerais600+9.9% of this dataset
  • Rio de Janeiro500+8.2% of this dataset
  • Bahia400+6.7% of this dataset
  • Parana400+6.3% of this dataset
  • Rio Grande do Sul300+5.5% of this dataset
  • Pernambuco300+4.9% of this dataset
  • Ceara300+4.7% of this dataset
Show all 27 regions
  • Santa Catarina300+ (4.6%)
  • Amazonas200+ (3.4%)
  • Goias200+ (3.3%)
  • Paraiba100+ (2.7%)
  • Para100+ (2.3%)
  • Maranhao100+ (2.2%)
  • Mato Grosso100+ (2.1%)
  • Distrito Federal100+ (2.1%)
  • Alagoas100+ (2.1%)
  • Rio Grande do Norte100+ (1.6%)
  • Espirito Santo90+ (1.5%)
  • Piaui90+ (1.4%)
  • Mato Grosso do Sul80+ (1.2%)
  • Sergipe50+ (0.9%)
  • Rondonia50+ (0.8%)
  • Tocantins30+ (0.5%)
  • Acre20+ (0.4%)
  • Amapa10+ (0.2%)
  • Roraima4 (<0.1%)
Public business listings
6,500+
Businesses with email
600+ (9.3%)
400+ email addresses in total. Some businesses list several.
Businesses with phone
4,000+ (64.7%)
4,500+ phone numbers in total. Some businesses list several.
Businesses with a mobile phone
2,500+ (40.7%)
2,500+ mobile numbers and 1,500+ landlines in total.

These figures describe SphereScout's current coverage of public business listings in Brazil. They are not an official count of every business or licensed professional. Records marked permanently closed are excluded.

What is included in this general-practice database?

This CSV contains public business and location profiles categorized as general-practice and family-medicine offices, with available business contact details. It is not a physician register or a source of patient, appointment, specialty, licence, or clinical-quality data.

What one row represents

One public profile for a general-practice office or practice location. The contact normally reaches the practice rather than a named physician.

Included in this file

  • Public profiles in Brazil mapped to the business types shown in the current coverage breakdown.
  • Available business names, categories, addresses, geographic fields, websites, emails, phone numbers, and public profile links.

Not included

  • A physician register or a source of patient, appointment, specialty, licence, or clinical-quality data.
  • Guaranteed names, roles, direct details, revenue, employee counts, or purchasing authority.
  • Current contracts, customers, live operating status, or verified service capacity.

Fields included when available

  • Business or location name and public categories
  • State, municipality, city, neighbourhood, or postcode
  • Website and public profile links
  • Email addresses
  • Phone numbers

Need a specific territory or business type?

Build the territory by state, municipality, city, neighbourhood, or CEP and distinguish the CNPJ/CNES establishment from each professional registration. Separate private offices, popular clinics, primary-care units, and multisite medical groups because CNES links and purchasing responsibility differ. A physician may have several active CNES relationships, so select the establishment whose municipality, ownership, and service profile match the intended audience. Use the CFM search and the relevant Regional Medical Council to confirm physician registration, specialty, and state before classifying the practice.

Separate practices from individual physicians

Start with the location and the service you need to reach. Use the public business fields for territory planning, then verify clinicians, registration, and services in the appropriate official source.

Independent GP practices

Why it matters

Confirm the practice location, clinicians, opening arrangements, and route for business enquiries.

What to check

Category, website, location, email, phone

Group and primary-care practices

Why it matters

Group shared domains and identify the office or practice manager responsible for the location.

What to check

Category, website, location, email, phone

Family-medicine and community practices

Why it matters

Check the website and official register rather than assuming services from the category alone.

What to check

Category, website, location, email, phone

Sample Preview

Preview the exact data you'll receive.

CompanyLocationPhoneEmail
Dr. Leonardo LimbergerSanta Maria, Distrito Federal55 5 ** ** 95l***@i***.com
Dr. Ricardo Heinzelmann, Médico de famíliaSanta Maria, Distrito Federal55 5 ** ** 25s***@d***.br
Dra. Kamilla Sabino - Médica de família | Geriatria | Adulto e criança em São PauloSão Paulo, Sao Paulo55 1 ** ** 14k***@g***.com
Hope ClinicOsasco, Sao Paulo55 1 ** ** 40d***@h***.br
Dra Laura Ribeiro Iunes- Pós-graduada em NeuropediatriaBarreiras, Bahia55 7 ** ** 70l***@g***.com
Dr. Fabio Crivellari Miranda, Médico clínico geralItanhaém, Sao Paulo55 1 ** ** 81s***@d***.br
Incorpus - Clínica de cuidado integradoSorriso, Mato Grosso55 6 ** ** 11c***@i***.br
João Victor Bohn Alves, MD, MsC | Médico de Família | General PracticeRio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro55 2 ** ** 05c***@g***.com
Dr. Marcos Adams Goldraich, Médico de famíliaRio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro55 2 ** ** 61s***@d***.br
Dra. Marina Trindade Simões de Faria, Médico de famíliaRio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiros***@d***.br
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Related business types included

This file includes closely related business types so your prospecting scope is not too narrow.

General practitionersFamily practice physicians
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Need more than this list? Brazil Business Email List: 1,136,000+ businesses with emails across 19 industries.

Who uses this list?

Use the list to identify primary-care practices that could buy practice operations, clinical supply, staffing, or premises services.

Practice software and communications

Practical use

Find practices to assess for scheduling, patient communication, telephony, cybersecurity, or workflow tools.

Fields to review

Website, practice name, email, phone, location

Medical supplies and diagnostics

Practical use

Plan territories for consumables, point-of-care tests, furniture, and routine practice equipment.

Fields to review

Address, category, website, phone

Recruitment and premises services

Practical use

Identify practices for clinical staffing, training, cleaning, waste, security, or facilities support.

Fields to review

Location, website, email, phone

How SphereScout prepares this business contact CSV

SphereScout turns public business profiles into a category-and-location export. The process uses the business categories shown in the current page breakdown and keeps official registers, classifications, licences, and inspections separate from the file.

  1. Match the displayed business categories

    SphereScout selects public business profiles matching the categories shown in the current page breakdown. These labels define the file's scope but do not replace official activity codes or authorizations.

  2. Structure available public details

    SphereScout organizes the available business name, category, location, website, email, phone, and public profile fields, then normalizes and deduplicates contact values for export.

  3. Publish coverage and deliver the CSV

    SphereScout refreshes public business profiles regularly, publishes the latest collection date and available coverage totals, and delivers the selected records as a structured CSV.

See collection timing and source methodology

Using business contacts in Brazil

Brazil's LGPD applies when a field identifies or can identify a natural person. Legitimate interest can support processing non-sensitive personal data for relevant B2B prospecting, but it requires a specific purpose, necessity, reasonable-expectation review, balancing, transparency, and safeguards. Buying the file does not make a campaign automatically LGPD-compliant.

Review the LGPD, the ANPD legitimate-interest guide, and ANPD data-subject rights guidance
  • Define an offer related to the establishment's business and use only fields necessary for that purpose.
  • Separate institutional inboxes from data that identifies a person. CNPJ, a custom domain, Gmail, or a trading name does not settle that classification alone.
  • Where personal data is involved, record the lawful basis and, for legitimate interest, document purpose, necessity, expectations, impact, and safeguards.
  • State who is contacting the recipient, why the data is used, its source, and how rights can be exercised. Provide a simple opt-out in the first message.
  • Act on applicable correction, objection, blocking, or deletion requests and retain suppression data so a refusal is not later overwritten.
  • For telephone prospecting, identify the caller, use reasonable timing and frequency, record refusals, and check any sectoral or state rules applying to the offer and audience. A public number does not remove data-subject rights or justify indiscriminate calling.

Classify contacts before outreach

Institutional inbox
What to establishThe address clearly represents the establishment or a general business function and does not identify a natural person.
TreatmentSend only a relevant B2B proposition, identify the sender and source, and provide a simple refusal route.
Person-identifying contact
What to establishThe email, phone, or combined fields identify an owner, worker, MEI, or individual entrepreneur.
TreatmentApply the LGPD, document the legal hypothesis and assessment, minimize fields, and facilitate data-subject rights.
Unresolved relationship
What to establishThe inbox cannot be tied confidently to the correct business or person, or the name, domain, and location conflict.
TreatmentValidate or enrich before use. A corporate domain or webmail provider is not sufficient proof of identity or permission.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does every listing include an email address?
No. The live coverage section shows current email, website, and phone availability before purchase.
Where can GP or primary-care practices be verified officially in Brazil?
The CFM search verifies doctors; business location, services, and the administrative contact must be confirmed against the practice and CNES where applicable.
Can I get the list of general practitioners in Brazil for just one region?
Yes. The ready-made file covers all 6,600+ businesses. For a single region, create an account and build a custom list filtered by region: Sao Paulo alone has 1,100+ of them (16.7%).
Are the phone numbers mobile?
Some are. 2,600+ businesses (40.7%) have a mobile number. The list has 2,700+ mobile numbers and 1,700+ landlines in total, in a separate Mobile Phones column.

General Practitioners by country

SphereScout lists General Practitioners in 25 countries. Largest market: United States (167,000+ public business listings).

CountryPublic business listingsBusinesses with email
United States167,000+14,000+(8.4%)
Italy23,000+1,500+(7.4%)
France23,000+1,000+(5.7%)
Germany18,000+11,000+(62.7%)
Belgium15,000+2,500+(15.8%)
Australia8,500+2,500+(28.1%)
Brazil(this page)6,500+600+(9.3%)
Netherlands6,000+3,000+(49.5%)
United Kingdom3,500+1,500+(39%)
Romania3,500+100+(4.9%)
Poland2,500+600+(25.7%)
Canada2,000+500+(25%)
Spain2,000+300+(15.1%)
Türkiye1,500+100+(7.3%)
Austria1,500+1,000+(55.4%)
Denmark1,500+300+(20.9%)
Switzerland800+500+(59.5%)
Czechia800+300+(39.9%)
Ireland500+100+(32.2%)
Slovakia400+100+(32.7%)
Hungary200+70+(25%)
New Zealand200+100+(67.3%)
Estonia200+90+(41.1%)
Croatia200+20+(10.4%)
Finland30+20+(64.1%)

Counts come from the latest SphereScout snapshot for each country. They describe public business listings, not an official count of every business.

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