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KINGS MEDICAL FAMILY PRACTICE, P.C.

PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT · BROOKLYN, NY · 19 providers · hospital-affiliated · (718) 650-5551

Provider volumes for 93000 — Routine electrocardiogram (ecg) using at least 12 leads with interpretation and report · CY2024

15
Clinicians · 2024
33
Codes billed · 2024
1
Billing state
Group analytics

In CY2024, the group billed 33 distinct codes across 1 state to Medicare Part B — 5,886 attributed, disclosed services.

15 clinicians billed under the group: 7 physicians, 7 advanced-practice clinicians, and 1 other clinicians.

This group's attributed Medicare payments across all codes were $ in CY2024.

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'Physician' follows Medicare's definition, which includes doctors of medicine, osteopathy, podiatry, optometry, dental medicine, and chiropractic. 'Advanced-practice clinicians' are nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and similar practitioners; 'other clinicians' covers psychologists, therapists, social workers, audiologists, and dietitians. Facility and supplier enrollments — laboratories, ambulance services, imaging suppliers, and the like — are not counted as clinicians here.

Group snapshot

In CY2024, the group's attributed volume on 93000 was 991 services.

Medicare Part B FFS · CY2024 · as published by CMS
Data year: CY2024 CY2023 CY2022 🔒 CY2021 🔒 CY2020 🔒
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NPIProviderCredentialsTypeCitySt 93000 services Beneficiary-episodesAvg Medicare payment
1558362673 Bandari, Don M.D. Cardiology BrooklynNY
1043530769 Dollison, Cecil Physician Assistant BrooklynNY
1568483733 Ozuzu, Jude · member of 2 groups M.D. Family Practice BrooklynNY

Volumes are attributed to a group only for clinicians affiliated with exactly one group. Clinicians in several groups are listed ("member of N groups") but shown as "—" — their volume is not attributed to any single group. A "—" on a single-group clinician means CMS suppressed the figure (fewer than 11 beneficiaries), never zero. Beneficiary-episodes count CMS's per-setting beneficiary figures, not unique patients. Average Medicare payment is the amount Medicare actually paid per service, weighted by service volume across office and facility settings. Where the roster is a single clinician, that clinician's service counts match the group's attributed volume shown on the ranked results, so they are shown here; the per-provider split across a larger roster is a premium feature. See Methods & Sources.