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PSYCHPLUS

PAC 9234547548 Physician group
PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT · OKLAHOMA CITY, OK · hospital-affiliated
Specialty PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT — most common member specialty (multi-specialty groups carry one label; see Methods)
Footprint Registered in OKLAHOMA CITY, OK · bills Medicare in 1 state (OK)
Scale 10 providers on the CMS registry roster · 20 codes billed (five-year data window) · 3,755 services (all billed codes, CY2024)
Medicare paid $212K · across all billed codes, CY2024, attributed & disclosed
Affiliation Hospital-affiliated — at least one member holds a hospital affiliation in the CMS registry
Contact (405) 259-2333 — CMS registry listing
CMS Doctors & Clinicians registry · Medicare Part B physician/supplier claims · figures are attributed (single-group clinicians) and disclosed fee-for-service — a subset, never complete totals · group series shown over the most recent 5 years (rosters archived from 2019)
Group analytics

Who's billing in this group, plus the paid volume analytics · CY2024

Clinician makeup · CY2024
Physicians 0Advanced-practice 7Other clinicians 0= 7 clinicians billed · CY2024
By clinician headcount, CY2024. 'Physician' follows Medicare's §1861(r) definition (MD/DO, podiatry, optometry, dental medicine, chiropractic); facility and supplier enrollments are not counted as clinicians. These 7 are the clinicians who billed in CY2024 — a subset of the all-time registry roster shown on the group's identity card.

Billed 10 of the group's 20 codes this year, across 1 state (CY2024).

The full analytics for this group

Premium

The billed-volume rank, trajectory, and economics behind this group — computed on the same disclosed Medicare Part B data.

What Medicare paid this group in CY2024 is on the group's identity card — free, on every tier. Premium breaks that figure down per code and per service, and puts the volume behind it in national and peer context.

  • Per-code payment breakdown & avg $/service — dollars behind the volume
  • Beneficiary-episode volume — reach, not just service counts
  • Office vs. facility setting mix — place-of-service code split
  • National billed-volume rank — percentile, cohort & year disclosed
  • Size-peer billed-volume benchmark — vs. groups of similar size
  • Top-3 clinician share — how volume distributes
  • 5-year volume trend — direction across the window
  • Business mix — largest codes by payment

Rank and benchmark figures are billed-volume positions among peers, not measures of care. All figures attributed (single-group clinicians) and disclosed Medicare Part B fee-for-service.

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Medicare Part B FFS · CY2024 · as published by CMS
Data year: CY2024 CY2023 CY2022  CY2021  CY2020 

Provider volumes, all codes · CY2024

NPIProviderCredentialsTypeCitySt Services (all codes)
1710192075 Palumbo, Amanda PA Physician Assistant MooreOK
1972035145 Brown, Jacob PA-C Physician Assistant Del CityOK
1114222833 Sitton, Caroline PA Physician Assistant Midwest CityOK
1902143183 Timmons, Stacey PA-C Physician Assistant EdmondOK
1104102961 Gratch, Luci · member of 2 groups ARNP Nurse Practitioner Oklahoma CityOK
1750096301 Khalili, Rahil · member of 3 groups APRN Nurse Practitioner YukonOK
1053800268 Walker, Melissa · member of 2 groups PA Physician Assistant Del CityOK

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.