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Pediatric Cardiology Physician: how many are there, and how many are in private practice?

Pediatric cardiologists provide comprehensive care for patients with cardiovascular problems, including assessment of the heart and blood vessels and clinical evaluation of cardiovascular disease. This page summarizes 3,026 active US NPI records using Pediatric Cardiology Physician as their primary NUCC taxonomy and shows the number and share flagged as sole proprietors in NPPES.

National totals

Active NPI records3,026
Registered sole proprietors388 (12.8%)
NUCC taxonomy code2080P0202X
GroupingAllopathic & Osteopathic Physicians

What this specialty covers

A pediatric cardiologist provides comprehensive care to patients with cardiovascular problems. This specialist is skilled in selecting, performing and evaluating the structural and functional assessment of the heart and blood vessels, and the clinical evaluation of cardiovascular disease.

Reading the sole-proprietor share

For this specialty, 388 records, or 12.8%, are flagged as sole proprietors. This is a self-reported NPPES field and an imperfect proxy for private practice, because it does not establish whether a provider works independently, belongs to a group, or owns a practice.

By state

StateActive NPIsSole proprietorsShare
Florida275228.0%
California2684516.8%
Texas2673613.5%
New York2164621.3%
Illinois1252318.4%
Pennsylvania1231613.0%
Ohio122<11not reported
Colorado110<11not reported
Massachusetts1081917.6%
Michigan91<11not reported
North Carolina89<11not reported
Georgia86<11not reported
Tennessee831416.9%
Virginia78<11not reported
Missouri67<11not reported
Washington63<11not reported
New Jersey591627.1%
Arizona57<11not reported
Wisconsin50<11not reported
Maryland50<11not reported
Minnesota46<11not reported
Louisiana451124.4%
Kentucky43<11not reported
District of Columbia431944.2%
Indiana40<11not reported
Connecticut35<11not reported
Utah34<11not reported
South Carolina29<11not reported
Alabama27<11not reported
Oregon26<11not reported
Arkansas26<11not reported
Iowa23<11not reported
Delaware22<11not reported
Nebraska17<11not reported
Nevada17<11not reported
Oklahoma17<11not reported
Mississippi17<11not reported
New Mexico16<11not reported
Idaho14<11not reported
Maine13<11not reported
Rhode Island12<11not reported
West Virginia11<11not reported
Hawaii11<11not reported

New NPI registrations by year

Year first enumeratedNPIs
201673
201777
201877
201948
202048
202197
202235
202322
202419
202550

Counts reflect the year each NPI was first issued, among records still active today. The final year is partial: this data covers through 2026-01-11.

Data notes

Source: CMS National Plan and Provider Enumeration System (NPPES) Data Dissemination file, FOIA-disclosable public data under CMS-6060-N. Aggregated by Hero EMR on 2026-08-03; deactivated NPIs excluded; specialty assigned from the primary taxonomy code (NUCC 25.1). Counts below 11 are suppressed. Individual providers are never published. All provider data pages.

Common questions

How many pediatric cardiology physicians are there in the US?

There are 3,026 active NPI records nationally with Pediatric Cardiology Physician as the primary taxonomy. This is a count of NPI records, not necessarily a count of unique practicing physicians.

How many pediatric cardiologists are in private practice?

A total of 388 records, or 12.8%, are flagged as sole proprietors in NPPES. The flag is not the same as a verified measure of private practice.

Which states have the most pediatric cardiologists?

The largest state counts are Florida with 275, California with 268, Texas with 267, New York with 216, and Illinois with 125.

How many new pediatric cardiology physician NPIs were enumerated recently?

Among the most recent full years available, first-enumerated NPIs numbered 22 in 2023, 19 in 2024, and 50 in 2025.

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