Doctor review site opt-out guide

How to Remove Content or Personal Information From Vitals

Vitals builds provider profiles from public data such as the NPI registry. Providers can update profiles and request removal of private details or reviews that violate the site’s rules.

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Quick facts

Help pageVitals provider support
CostFree
VerificationAccount login or report form
Account neededOnly to delete your own content
Processing timeUsually reviewed within days
Last reviewedOctober 2026

Step by step

How to get content removed from Vitals

Update your official NPI recordLog in to NPPES and make sure your practice location, not your home address, is listed. Third-party sites copy NPPES data.
Claim or update your Vitals profileUse Vitals’s provider tools to claim your profile and correct details.
Request removal of personal detailsContact Vitals support to remove a home address, personal phone, or other private details.
Address reviews by policyReport reviews that violate the site’s rules, such as fake or abusive reviews; respond professionally to genuine ones.
Re-check after NPPES updatesThird-party sites refresh from NPPES periodically, so confirm your changes carried over.

What Vitals shows about you

Provider profile
Practice address and phone
Patient reviews

After you opt out

Search your name on the site and in Google to confirm the change.
If Google still shows an old Vitals page, use Google’s Refresh Outdated Content tool.
Keep screenshots and confirmation emails in case you need to follow up.
Re-check periodically, since data can be re-added from other sources.

FAQ

Vitals opt-out FAQ

Can I get information removed from Vitals without an account?

Often, yes. Vitals accepts privacy, copyright, and abuse reports through its help or contact pages.

Will Vitals remove accurate information about me?

It depends on the site’s policies and the law. Private personal details are more likely to be removed than accurate public or professional information.

What if Vitals says no?

Ask the person who posted it, use a privacy or legal route, or reduce visibility through search removal and suppression.

Can doctors remove their NPI listing?

NPI information is public under federal rules and is published by CMS in the NPPES registry. Third-party sites copy it. You can update your NPPES record (for example, to list a practice address instead of a home address) and ask third-party sites to refresh or remove extra details.