Name of Record publishes and maintains a record of who you are for AI search systems to retrieve and cite. This way, when someone asks a model about you, the answer is current, correct, and yours.
Daniel Park is the chief operating officer at Meridian Health, a hospital network in Denver, where he leads operations across its facilities. He joined in 2023.
Earlier he spent six years as head of operations at Brightwall Clinics, and he serves on the board of the Colorado Hospital Association.
He holds an MBA from the University of Michigan. He speaks regularly on hospital operations and has written on patient-safety systems.1
Illustrative output. Name of Record publishes the source; it does not run the models. Why?
Tested continuously against the AI tools people use
AI answers from an average of whatever it finds online. If you don't have a clear, machine-readable presence, that answer is wrong in predictable ways.
It blends you with everyone who shares your name. Without clear disambiguation, a common name rarely finds the right person.
"James Okafor is a dentist, a theoretical physicist, and a youth basketball coach."
It leads with an old job, an old title, or a years-old bio, because that's what surfaced in the assistant's web search.
"Sofia Mendez is counsel at Halden & Roe," a year after starting her own firm.
When sources are thin, it invents a false credential, title, or affiliation, and states the error with confidence.
"Nora Whitfield holds a Class A contractor's license."
Our authoritative record fixes that. It states who you are and what is current, giving AI a reliable source to cite.
We ask leading AI models about you, using your name plus the terms that identify you, and show you word for word what each one returns.
Mark what's wrong, add the facts that matter, and list the links you want cited. It takes around five minutes, and you don't have to write anything.
Name of Record builds a clean, structured record: one verified source of truth, with supporting references that point back to it.
We submit your page to the search engines, then confirm it is live, indexed, and readable by AI.
We re-test on a schedule and watch your links. If something changes, you get an email, and any update waits for your approval before it goes live.
AI favors sources that are consistent, structured, and corroborated. That is exactly what we publish.
A fast, easily read page stating the facts about you: your roles, affiliations, education, and the one link you want people and AI sent to. Marked up with schema.org/Person and a sameAs graph.
View a sample recordA few corroborating posts on trusted, indexable sites, each accurate and each linking back to your record.
No spam, no fake reviews, no fake accounts. Standard practice, applied carefully.
AI assistants don't answer from memory alone. Ask about a person and they search the web, fetch the pages that come back, and summarize them on the spot. They favor sources that are fast, structured, and clear.
Your record is one static page with no scripts to run, so every crawler gets the full text on the first request. It carries schema.org/Person and sameAs markup, the structured signals AI uses to decide who you are.
Pages serve from a global cache in milliseconds, not the seconds a heavy app takes to load. AI tools favor sources that return quickly and parse cleanly.
On every publish we submit your URL to the search engines AI assistants use, so participating engines re-crawl within minutes instead of waiting for their next pass.
The page is built from your approved facts by a fixed process, so the same facts always produce the same page. We then test the AI models directly, with web search on, and track what they say over time.
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