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Certified Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) — Medicare Part B billing by state

$750K
Medicare payments
13
Physician groups
$58K
per group

13 physician groups whose primary specialty is Certified Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) billed $750K to Medicare fee-for-service in 2024.

Calendar year 2024 · Medicare fee-for-service Part B

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Medicare billing by state

Physician groups whose primary specialty is Certified Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS), by billing state · CY2024
State Standardized payments Medicare payments Groups Pay / group Services Benef.-episodes Svc / group
Massachusetts $296K $303K 2 $152K 3,767 555 1,884
Texas $284K $285K 2 $143K 4,203 2,469 2,102
Maryland $37K $36K 1 $36K 374 22 374
Tennessee $36K $34K 1 $34K 609 365 609
Arkansas $34K $30K 1 $30K 412 250 412
Minnesota $26K $24K 1 $24K 441 148 441
New Mexico $14K $13K 1 $13K 178 51 178
Colorado $13K $13K 1 $13K 181 43 181
Indiana $7K $6K 1 $6K 134 98 134
Kentucky $6K $5K 2 $3K 179 89 90
Ranked by standardized payments — the cross-state basis (regional price differences removed); the bar tracks it. The Medicare payments column shows what Medicare actually paid. A state opens the ranked Certified Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) groups for that state's biggest code, unless that code is CPT®-coded and withheld under AMA licensing — the state's name then stays unlinked.

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Each group carries one specialty label — the specialty most common among its clinicians in CMS's Doctors and Clinicians register — so every figure on this page counts groups, not individual clinicians. An organization's entire Medicare billing is credited to that one label, so a specialty's totals reflect how organizations are labeled, not the specialty of each service; large multi-specialty organizations — where no single specialty is a majority of the clinicians — account for much of the volume shown under many specialties. Totals include only volume that can be credited to a single group; clinicians registered with more than one group are left out of group totals and shown as “—” elsewhere on Nevvi. Clinicians not registered with any group, and groups without a specialty label, are also not included. A group is counted in every state its clinicians bill Medicare from, so state figures overlap and never sum to the national figure.

All figures are Medicare fee-for-service Part B only; Medicare Advantage claims are not included. Cross-state comparisons use standardized payments, which remove regional differences in what Medicare pays; services without a standardized amount — mainly Part B drugs — are not in that column, and the Medicare payments column shows what Medicare actually paid. Beneficiary counts are beneficiary-episodes: one person treated in more than one setting or state is counted in each.

Top codes by Medicare payments CY2024

10 more CPT-coded procedures — shown with a trial or subscription, under AMA licensing.

Code Medicare payments Services Largest state markets
G0439 · Annual wellness visit, includes a personalized prevention plan of service (pps), subsequent visit $31K 280 MATXMDTNAR
G2211 · Visit complexity inherent to evaluation and management associated with medical care services that serve as the continuing focal point for all needed health care services and/or with medical care services that are part of ongoing care related to a patient's top by services $2K 216 MATXMDTNAR
Top codes by Medicare payments and by services (both rankings, duplicates merged; capped, never the full code list). “top by services” marks codes here on service volume rather than payments. Each code is searchable without an account; state links open the ranked groups for that code in that state.