Medicare · fee-for-service Part B

New York — total Medicare claims by state

95.1M

Services billed

$3.5B

Medicare payments

6,031

Physician groups

6.6%

of the national total

425K

Inpatient discharges · FY2024

110.8M

Part D claims · CY2024

Physician groups in New York billed 95,083,134 Medicare Part B services in 2024, totaling $3.5B in Medicare payments — 6.6% of the national total.

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

New York billing by specialty

Physician groups billing in New York, by primary specialty · CY2024

Primary specialty	Services	Medicare payments	Groups
Diagnostic Radiology	21.8M	$769.6M	272
Internal Medicine	16.4M	$690.3M	777
Physical Therapist in Private Practice	11.6M	$281.6M	855
Hematology/Oncology	11.3M	$179.0M	26
Ophthalmology	4.5M	$292.3M	213
Cardiovascular Disease (Cardiology)	2.9M	$168.4M	163
Orthopedic Surgery	2.9M	$75.2M	102
Family Practice	2.7M	$120.4M	477
Rheumatology	2.6M	$38.8M	18
Urology	2.5M	$70.7M	24
Dermatology	2.1M	$106.0M	208
Neurology	1.4M	$41.0M	64
Anesthesiology	1.2M	$64.3M	302
Occupational Therapist in Private Practice	901K	$24.3M	95
Emergency Medicine	877K	$66.0M	311
Otolaryngology	802K	$38.1M	47
Podiatry	797K	$41.5M	162
Hospitalist	694K	$50.9M	42
Nephrology	692K	$37.0M	47
Gastroenterology	680K	$42.9M	100
Clinical Social Worker	582K	$35.8M	283
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation	503K	$20.3M	64
Pathology	466K	$15.6M	53
Endocrinology	463K	$13.0M	20
Optometry	403K	$24.0M	239
Psychiatry	393K	$26.5M	125
Nurse Practitioner	353K	$10.5M	71
Chiropractic	346K	$11.3M	174
Allergy/Immunology	277K	$5.3M	23
Obstetrics/Gynecology	273K	$14.6M	107
Clinical Psychologist	195K	$12.9M	61
Pain Management	190K	$4.7M	19
General Surgery	143K	$12.9M	72
Interventional Radiology	126K	$7.3M	8
Qualified Audiologist	120K	$3.4M	58
Infectious Disease	109K	$5.6M	21
Pulmonary Disease	104K	$5.9M	22
Interventional Pain Management	81,883	$3.1M	12
Vascular Surgery	77,957	$8.9M	13
Neurosurgery	77,796	$6.2M	24
Qualified Speech Language Pathologist	69,467	$3.0M	23
Radiation Oncology	68,388	$5.6M	10
Pediatric Medicine	68,165	$1.5M	11
Mental Health Counselor	59,103	$3.7M	52
General Practice	54,700	$3.9M	17
Medical Oncology	46,474	$4.0M	7
Surgical Oncology	32,225	$2.8M	1
Physician Assistant	27,496	$1.9M	15
Critical Care (Intensivists)	24,118	$2.8M	16
Geriatric Medicine	22,701	$1.5M	10
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery	21,520	$3.0M	21
Hand Surgery	17,768	$639K	3
Colorectal Surgery (Proctology)	13,480	$1.9M	8
Cardiac Electrophysiology	11,987	$1.3M	5
Interventional Cardiology	8,135	$646K	6
Micrographic Dermatologic Surgery (MDS)	7,930	$1.4M	3
Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine	4,838	$312K	2
Epileptologists	4,434	$570K	2
Thoracic Surgery	4,417	$529K	5
Hospice/Palliative Care	3,015	$237K	2
Oral Surgery	2,986	$413K	13
Cardiac Surgery	2,587	$265K	3
Peripheral Vascular Disease	2,513	$630K	1
Registered Dietitian or Nutrition Professional	1,740	$47K	8
Gynecological Oncology	1,003	$109K	3
Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)	941	$112K	5
Dentist	402	$86K	2
Addiction Medicine	382	$26K	2
Maxillofacial Surgery	65	$4K	1

Ranked by services billed. Each linked specialty opens its highest-billed code in New York; when that code is not shown, it opens the specialty's own page.

New York hospital inpatient by MS-DRG

Hospital inpatient stays in New York, by MS-DRG · FY2024 (Oct–Sep)

MS-DRG	Discharges	Share of national
871 · SEPTICEMIA OR SEVERE SEPSIS WITHOUT MV >96 HOURS WITH MCC	40,834	7.1%
291 · HEART FAILURE AND SHOCK WITH MCC	16,532	5.4%
177 · RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS AND INFLAMMATIONS WITH MCC	9,071	6.3%
193 · SIMPLE PNEUMONIA AND PLEURISY WITH MCC	7,368	5.3%
470 · MAJOR HIP AND KNEE JOINT REPLACEMENT OR REATTACHMENT OF LOWER EXTREMITY WITHOUT MCC	6,790	10.5%
872 · SEPTICEMIA OR SEVERE SEPSIS WITHOUT MV >96 HOURS WITHOUT MCC	6,780	6.3%
690 · KIDNEY AND URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS WITHOUT MCC	6,169	6.5%
689 · KIDNEY AND URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS WITH MCC	5,711	6.8%
392 · ESOPHAGITIS, GASTROENTERITIS AND MISCELLANEOUS DIGESTIVE DISORDERS WITHOUT MCC	5,364	5.9%
853 · INFECTIOUS AND PARASITIC DISEASES WITH O.R. PROCEDURES WITH MCC	5,294	6.4%
698 · OTHER KIDNEY AND URINARY TRACT DIAGNOSES WITH MCC	5,149	6.6%
189 · PULMONARY EDEMA AND RESPIRATORY FAILURE	5,093	5.4%
280 · ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION, DISCHARGED ALIVE WITH MCC	4,960	5.7%
312 · SYNCOPE AND COLLAPSE	4,634	8.1%
640 · MISCELLANEOUS DISORDERS OF NUTRITION, METABOLISM, FLUIDS AND ELECTROLYTES WITH MCC	4,503	5.8%
378 · GASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE WITH CC	4,441	5.6%
603 · CELLULITIS WITHOUT MCC	4,356	7.2%
682 · RENAL FAILURE WITH MCC	4,259	5.5%
683 · RENAL FAILURE WITH CC	4,227	5.1%
641 · MISCELLANEOUS DISORDERS OF NUTRITION, METABOLISM, FLUIDS AND ELECTROLYTES WITHOUT MCC	3,854	5.8%
064 · INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE OR CEREBRAL INFARCTION WITH MCC	3,812	5.7%
481 · HIP AND FEMUR PROCEDURES EXCEPT MAJOR JOINT WITH CC	3,644	5.5%
377 · GASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE WITH MCC	3,643	6.6%
065 · INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE OR CEREBRAL INFARCTION WITH CC OR TPA IN 24 HOURS	3,529	4.9%
552 · MEDICAL BACK PROBLEMS WITHOUT MCC	3,372	6.8%

Top 25 of 696 MS-DRGs with published discharges in New York, ranked by discharges. Share is this state's discharges against the DRG's national total (both from CMS's by-geography inpatient file, so a share never exceeds 100%). Each DRG opens its market for New York. Discharges are counted stays under Medicare fee-for-service Part A (no Medicare Advantage), Maryland waiver-priced.

New York Part D medications

Part D medications prescribed in New York, by claims · CY2024

Medication	Claims	30-day fills	Share of national
Atorvastatin Calcium	5.0M	11.6M	6.8%
Amlodipine Besylate	3.5M	8.0M	7.0%
Metoprolol Succinate	2.6M	5.9M	7.9%
Levothyroxine Sodium	2.4M	5.3M	5.5%
Losartan Potassium	2.2M	5.2M	6.2%
Rosuvastatin Calcium	2.2M	5.5M	7.2%
Gabapentin	2.0M	3.0M	5.5%
Omeprazole	1.9M	3.8M	6.6%
Lisinopril	1.7M	4.2M	4.8%
Metformin Hcl	1.7M	3.7M	7.0%
Apixaban · Eliquis	1.6M	2.6M	6.7%
Tamsulosin Hcl	1.5M	3.1M	7.1%
Pantoprazole Sodium	1.4M	2.8M	5.6%
Albuterol Sulfate · Albuterol Sulfate Hfa	1.4M	1.6M	7.3%
Furosemide	1.2M	2.2M	5.2%
Famotidine	1.2M	2.2M	8.5%
Hydrochlorothiazide	1.1M	2.7M	6.0%
Simvastatin	1.0M	2.4M	6.8%
Sertraline Hcl	972K	1.7M	6.0%
Fluticasone Propionate	971K	1.4M	7.6%
Prednisone	914K	1.1M	5.8%
Empagliflozin · Jardiance	864K	1.6M	7.6%
Escitalopram Oxalate	857K	1.5M	6.8%
Metoprolol Tartrate	854K	1.7M	5.4%
Trazodone Hcl	853K	1.3M	4.6%

Ranked by claims: the 25 of 2,980 medications CMS publishes for New York with the most claims in CY2024. Medications are shown as CMS prints them, at the brand-and-generic grain CMS publishes. Geography is the prescriber's state as CMS files it: claims are counted where the prescriber sits, not where the pharmacy or the patient is. A claim is one dispensed fill, refills included; it is not a prescription written and not a patient count. 30-day fills restate claims to a 30-day supply, so a 90-day fill counts as three. Share is this state's claims against the total CMS publishes for the medication nationally. Claims are Medicare Part D drug-plan claims, Medicare Advantage plans included. Drug cost and prescriber figures are not part of this page.

Figures are attributable Medicare billing: each service is credited to a physician group only when the clinician who billed it belongs to exactly one group in CMS's Doctors and Clinicians register. Clinicians registered with more than one group, and groups without a specialty label, are not included in the specialty table above.

The physician-billing figures are Medicare fee-for-service Part B, and the hospital inpatient figures Medicare fee-for-service Part A — Medicare Advantage is not included in these. The Part D medication claims are the exception: they are drug-plan claims and include Medicare Advantage drug plans. A county- or city-level total for New York is not published here — see methods for why. Search a specific procedure code and state on the code browser for the ranked physician groups behind these totals.