Get all 15,219 medical offices in the Dallas area
This page counts them. Resquared gives you every one of them as a list you can filter and work today, then writes and sends the outreach in your name.
- Verified emails and phone numbers, with owner and staff names on premium plans
- Filter by radius, category, business size, hours and recent reviews
- AI writes each email in your name from the business's own details
- Automated follow-ups that stop when someone replies; replies land in your inbox
Every digital footprint of every brick-and-mortar business, resolved into one record and checked source by source.
See how it worksKey numbers
Medical offices make up 6.5% of the 234,184 active businesses in this area (nationally: 7.0%).
Independent or part of a brand
How many of these medical offices run on their own and how many belong to a multi-location brand. Brand size is the number of locations the brand has nationwide.
Where they are
The cities with the most medical offices inside the 25-mile radius.
| City | Medical offices |
|---|---|
| Dallas, TX | 5,197 |
| Plano, TX | 1,850 |
| Arlington, TX | 1,050 |
| Irving, TX | 720 |
| Richardson, TX | 532 |
| Frisco, TX | 484 |
| Garland, TX | 413 |
| Carrollton, TX | 359 |
What kinds
The most common sub-types. A business can be listed under more than one.
Age and size
- 740 have a known incorporation year. Of those, 14% incorporated in 2015 or later (nationally 13%), and the median year is 2003.
- 2,553 have an employee-count range on file. 21 of those report 50 or more employees.
What to do with it
Medical offices are usually run by physician owners, clinicians, or practice managers, and they tend to need patient-ready space, equipment financing, staff support, and steady local patient demand.
CRE and business brokers
Medical offices care about exam room layout, sinks, accessibility, parking, and clean building access. This week, filter for independent practices by specialty near your vacancy or buyer list, then send a short plain email asking if they want to see a space that fits patient visits, treatment rooms, or a possible second location.
In this area: 14,282 independents and 13 operators in brands with 2-9 locations; the largest clusters are in Dallas and Plano.
SMB lenders and funders
Doctors, chiropractors, optometrists, and therapy practices borrow for exam equipment, imaging, buildout, software, payroll, and practice purchases. This week, pick a tight specialty group and contact the general inbox or office manager with a short note asking if any equipment, expansion, or acquisition plans are coming up.
Of the 740 here with a known incorporation year, 14% incorporated in 2015 or later (nationally 13%); the median year is 2003. 21 report 50 or more employees.
Agencies and local vendors
Medical offices buy help with local search, reviews, appointment requests, websites, phone tracking, and patient reminders. This week, choose a narrow specialty such as physical therapy or optometry, review each practice's online profile, and send a short note offering a quick look at where more local patients may be finding competitors.
94% of the 15,219 here are independent, and the most common types are doctors and chiropractors.
Questions buyers ask
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