From the directory to your block
Your license listing gives a name, specialty, and city; brokers finish the job with your home address, past addresses, and relatives — everything a boundary-crossing patient needs to appear uninvited.
Your board license is public record. Your front door shouldn’t be.
State medical boards publish your name, specialty, and city — and a fixated patient, an aggrieved family, or an online reviewer can turn that into your home address, your cell, and your kids’ school in an afternoon. We remove the trail that turns a clinical boundary into a personal one.
Built around board-directory exposure
Authorized-agent removals under CCPA & state law
Covers your home, personal cell & family
Continuous · licensed, not locatable
What’s exposed about you
What a patient can trace from your license
Your board listing is one search. Everything that turns it into your home and your family is aggregated by brokers and sitting in breach dumps.
The number outside the clinic’s control
Your personal mobile leaks in breaches tied to your real name, letting a patient bypass the practice line entirely to call, text, or harass you and your family directly.
Fake profiles, real damage
Leaked photos and details let bad actors spin up fake physician profiles or impersonation accounts — a licensure and reputation risk as much as a safety one.
A reused password near PHI
The personal accounts adjacent to your clinical logins are only as safe as your most-reused password — and if it’s in a breach, that adjacency becomes a liability.
Your threat model
The threat model for practicing physicians
The exposures that matter most to doctors are physical and reputational — and each starts from your public board record plus a data broker.
A boundary-crossing patient at your home
A fixated or aggrieved patient uses your public board listing plus a broker lookup to find where you live and shows up — or targets your family.
board listing → broker match → home address
Off-hours harassment via your personal line
Your leaked cell lets a patient or family member escalate outside clinical channels, flooding your personal phone and reaching relatives.
leaked phone + name → direct harassment
Impersonation & reputation attacks
Public photos and identity details fuel fake profiles, fraudulent reviews, or accounts posing as you — damaging patients’ trust and your standing.
public photo + details → fake profile
What we do about it
What GalaxyWarden does about it
Start free. We show you the chain first — you decide what to remove.
See what a patient can trace from your license
One scan maps every breach record, credential, and broker listing tied to your name and specialty — ranked by what leads from your public board listing to your private life.
Remove your address and personal number
Authorized-agent opt-outs across 800+ people-search sites take your home address and cell offline, with re-strikes when they quietly relist you.
Separate the physician from the private person
We identify the records that bridge your board-listed identity to your household and walk you through cutting each link — so you stay reachable professionally, not personally.
Lock down the accounts near your records
Every exposed credential is flagged with the account to rotate first, closing the reused-password gaps around the tools adjacent to patient data.
Had a patient cross a line, or found your details reposted?
$19 Purge — one-time scan + broker cleanup.
The $19 Purge is a one-time scan + broker cleanup — no subscription. We scan the breach corpus, remove your data from 800+ broker sites, and send the full report.
Stay reachable at the clinic. Disappear from the broker sites.
Ten seconds, no signup for the first one. See what a patient could trace from your board listing, then take it down.
Removals are filed as your authorized agent under CCPA and state-equivalent law. Your scan is private to you — we never sell your data.