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Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation — Medicare Part B billing by state

$0.18B
Medicare payments
329
Physician groups
4,349,711
Services

329 physician groups whose primary specialty is Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation billed $0.18B to Medicare fee-for-service in 2023.

Calendar year 2023 · Medicare fee-for-service Part B

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Physician groups whose primary specialty is Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, by billing state · CY2023
State Groups Services Beneficiary-episodes Medicare payments Standardized payments ↓ Payments / group Services / group
California 43 521,714 107,379 $27,395,408 $25,572,039 $637,103 12,133
New Jersey 36 421,059 89,536 $18,580,315 $17,094,662 $516,120 11,696
New York 49 375,847 73,341 $15,643,818 $14,188,360 $319,262 7,670
Illinois 15 214,002 73,680 $14,458,197 $13,728,872 $963,880 14,267
Texas 31 269,333 77,088 $13,454,461 $13,696,656 $434,015 8,688
Pennsylvania 28 463,560 80,669 $13,174,491 $13,033,619 $470,518 16,556
Florida 23 227,423 64,387 $12,941,264 $12,587,404 $562,664 9,888
Michigan 26 217,434 74,241 $11,050,407 $11,065,428 $425,016 8,363
Nevada 8 86,636 28,894 $5,702,956 $5,683,288 $712,870 10,830
South Carolina 4 157,002 26,128 $4,627,783 $4,893,027 $1,156,946 39,250
Virginia 13 98,269 20,938 $3,631,623 $3,497,392 $279,356 7,559
Tennessee 8 108,060 18,516 $3,173,086 $3,358,367 $396,636 13,508
Ohio 11 132,632 15,577 $2,776,080 $2,873,482 $252,371 12,057
Indiana 4 33,959 13,228 $2,543,665 $2,649,538 $635,916 8,490
Oklahoma 1 35,674 13,792 $2,347,716 $2,440,626 $2,347,716 35,674
Massachusetts 10 172,099 9,731 $2,385,418 $2,280,167 $238,542 17,210
Georgia 8 28,947 12,675 $2,133,656 $2,194,285 $266,707 3,618
Wisconsin 7 72,292 4,592 $2,080,972 $2,174,985 $297,282 10,327
Maryland 10 50,167 12,074 $2,197,783 $2,075,053 $219,778 5,017
Washington 8 55,589 12,819 $2,060,429 $2,054,676 $257,554 6,949
North Carolina 11 50,002 12,984 $2,028,919 $2,043,466 $184,447 4,546
Delaware 3 51,042 15,907 $1,913,916 $1,921,676 $637,972 17,014
Missouri 9 59,597 8,952 $1,673,916 $1,707,063 $185,991 6,622
Arizona 9 24,961 10,341 $1,628,668 $1,649,546 $180,963 2,773
Kentucky 3 30,328 7,961 $1,437,083 $1,484,165 $479,028 10,109
Arkansas 4 29,554 6,133 $1,372,497 $1,467,125 $343,124 7,388
Utah 4 20,172 10,266 $1,414,126 $1,454,650 $353,531 5,043
Connecticut 8 69,339 6,006 $1,435,424 $1,409,938 $179,428 8,667
Colorado 11 44,216 6,930 $1,391,681 $1,407,689 $126,516 4,020
Oregon 7 41,824 9,021 $1,365,035 $1,363,180 $195,005 5,975
Nebraska 2 28,421 6,702 $1,239,328 $1,315,890 $619,664 14,210
New Hampshire 2 14,626 5,425 $1,020,141 $1,012,273 $510,071 7,313
Idaho 5 30,808 4,638 $690,023 $746,235 $138,005 6,162
PR 16 23,015 5,011 $552,199 $587,442 $34,512 1,438
Kansas 4 7,147 4,045 $503,340 $519,512 $125,835 1,787
Montana 2 27,161 2,457 $380,980 $377,797 $190,490 13,580
Alabama 5 8,450 2,973 $330,471 $355,779 $66,094 1,690
Minnesota 5 8,577 1,573 $326,181 $325,590 $65,236 1,715
Mississippi 2 6,870 1,400 $214,262 $234,766 $107,131 3,435
Louisiana 2 3,361 1,035 $228,149 $232,625 $114,075 1,680
New Mexico 2 6,339 1,632 $209,726 $229,085 $104,863 3,170
Maine 1 3,115 1,512 $216,586 $221,091 $216,586 3,115
Iowa 1 3,421 1,665 $198,541 $210,344 $198,541 3,421
Hawaii 4 1,916 787 $156,967 $156,596 $39,242 479
Rhode Island 1 12,179 264 $89,081 $91,027 $89,081 12,179
Alaska 1 1,306 579 $84,021 $67,638 $84,021 1,306
North Dakota 1 171 97 $11,597 $11,593 $11,597 171
Vermont 1 47 38 $2,545 $3,031 $2,545 47
West Virginia 1 48 48 $1,369 $1,598 $1,369 48
Ranked by standardized payments — the cross-state basis (regional price differences removed). The Medicare payments column shows what Medicare actually paid. Each state opens the ranked Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation market for that state's biggest code.

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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 CY2023

Code Services Medicare payments ↓ Largest state markets
99232 · Subsequent hospital care with moderate levelof medical decision making, if using time, at least 35 minutes 445,470 $27,632,561 CANJNYILTX
99309 · Subsequent nursing facility care with moderate level of medical decision making, per day, if using time, at least 30 minutes 221,672 $18,404,057 CANJNYILTX
99308 · Subsequent nursing facility care with straightforward level of medical decision making, per day, if using time, at least 15 minutes 307,947 $18,013,003 CANJNYILTX
99214 · Established patient office or other outpatient visit, 30-39 minutes 167,423 $15,644,828 CANJNYILTX
99233 · Subsequent hospital care with moderate levelof medical decision making, if using time, at least 50 minutes 116,637 $11,036,482 CANJNYILTX
99213 · Established patient office or other outpatient visit, 20-29 minutes 121,042 $7,821,725 CANJNYILTX
99223 · Initial hospital care with moderate level of medical decision making, if using time, at least 75 minutes 55,074 $7,530,127 CANJNYILTX
99306 · Initial nursing facility care with high level of medical decision making, per day, if using time, at least 45 minutes 39,766 $5,713,060 CANJNYILTX
J0585 · Injection, onabotulinumtoxina, 1 unit 927,012 $4,540,710 CANJNYILTX
99222 · Initial hospital care with straightforward or low-level medical decision making, if using time, at least 55 minutes 33,366 $3,355,640 CANJNYILTX
97110 · Therapy procedure using exercise to develop strength, endurance, range of motion, and flexibility, each 15 minutes top by services 138,511 $2,566,275 CANJNYILTX
J0586 · Injection, abobotulinumtoxina, 5 units top by services 147,570 $970,344 CANJNYILTX
J1100 · Injection, dexamethasone sodium phosphate, 1 mg top by services 122,724 $11,795 CANJNYILTX
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 free at full depth; state links open that code's ranked market page.

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