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Diagnosed diabetes
9.0% of adults in WA
Medicare fee-for-service beneficiaries with the diagnosis (CMS CCW, 2023)
Share of Medicare fee-for-service beneficiaries with the CCW diagnosis flag; the same denominator as Nevvi's service counts. Context only — never combined with service counts.
The survey figure is what adults reported; the CCW figure is a diagnosis recorded on a Medicare claim, and the two are adjusted to different populations, so they are not expected to match. Source: CMS Chronic Conditions Warehouse, via the Mapping Medicare Disparities tool.
CDC BRFSS prevalence is survey data covering all-payer adults 18 and older; Nevvi utilization counts Medicare fee-for-service only, largely 65 and older. The two appear side by side as context — Nevvi never combines them into a score, rating, or ranking. See Methods.
- Market sizeThe volume of this code in the market for the year: an all-Medicare estimate scaled from the observed fee-for-service count where one can be drawn, otherwise the narrower count the row names. ~7,991 all-Medicare services · est. (4,102 observed FFS). The #6 state market of 48 by est. all-Medicare volume.
- Billing groupsHow many named billing organizations billed this code in the market, and the services they billed between them. Billing that falls under CMS's 11-beneficiary disclosure floor is absent from the published record. 11 groups bill G0108 in Washington — 3,649 observed fee-for-service services (at the ≥11-beneficiary disclosure floor).
- GrowthHow this code's volume changed year over year and over five years. A change between two years of the record, never a projection of what comes next. Down 6.7% year over year; -9.5% over five years, #29 of 48 by five-year growth.
- Market structureHow much of the state's named-group volume the five largest billing groups hold, banded: under 40% fragmented, 40–60% moderately concentrated, 60–80% concentrated, 80%+ highly concentrated. Our bands, not a regulator's. Not shown for markets under 11 billing groups, or where named groups cover under 25% of the state's disclosed volume — both published floors. Highly concentrated — 11 billing groups, the top five holding 89% of named-group volume.
- Concentration trendHow the five largest groups' share of this market moved between the two years shown. An endpoint comparison on the group roster, not a reading of every year in between. More concentrated in 2024 than 2020 (top 5 hold 76% → 84%, group-roster grain).
- Medicare paymentWhat Medicare paid for this code in the market over the year, and the payment per service. Observed fee-for-service payments only: Medicare Advantage is paid by capitation and is not counted.Medicare's payments for G0108 in Washington in 2024, and this market's payment per service against the national rate. Explore — see what Medicare pays for this →
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