2024 Medicare-billed service
Care after a hospital stay (transitional care): find a primary care physician
19,491 listed physicians billed Original Medicare in 2024 for at least one of the codes below, in a row large enough for CMS to publish.
By state
Alabama334Alaska15Arizona345Arkansas281California1317Colorado208Connecticut200Delaware181District of Columbia14Florida2034Georgia442Hawaii56Idaho61Illinois901Indiana420Iowa255Kansas240Kentucky336Louisiana268Maine42Maryland589Massachusetts664Michigan620Minnesota277Mississippi194Missouri251Montana79Nebraska193Nevada111New Hampshire134New Jersey759New Mexico39New York860North Carolina539North Dakota42Ohio758Oklahoma240Oregon166Pennsylvania1551Puerto Rico1Rhode Island49South Carolina418South Dakota69Tennessee423Texas916Utah91Vermont22Virginia690Washington310West Virginia140Wisconsin322Wyoming24
What is counted
| HCPCS | CMS description (English) |
|---|---|
| 99495 | Transitional care management services for problem of at least moderate complexity |
| 99496 | Transitional care management services for problem of high complexity |
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Source: CMS Medicare Physician & Other Practitioners by Provider and Service, 2024 (Original Medicare Part B). CMS hides rows with fewer than 11 beneficiaries, and Medicare excludes most younger and commercially insured patients, so absence does not mean a physician does not perform a service. Counts are billing activity, not quality, outcomes or total experience. Children’s care is almost entirely outside Medicare, so pediatric services rarely appear in this data. data.cms.gov