CMS Medicare Part B Utilization Scraper API - Providers
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CMS Medicare Part B Utilization Scraper API - Providers
Search CMS 2024 Medicare Physician & Other Practitioners provider/service claims aggregates by NPI, specialty, geography, HCPCS, setting, volume, charges, allowed amount, and payment. Returns source-linked market-intelligence evidence with suppression and lag caveats.
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CMS Medicare Part B Provider Utilization Scraper API
Search CMS's official 2024 Medicare Physician & Other Practitioners by Provider and Service data for provider/service market intelligence.
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Filter by NPI, provider name/entity, specialty, state/ZIP, HCPCS code/description, facility or non-facility setting, drug indicator, beneficiary/service thresholds, average submitted charge, allowed amount, and payment. Results are deterministically sorted after a bounded CMS query (maxCandidates, maxPages, and offset).
Empty input returns one source-linked Internal Medicine service row for NPI 1003000126, costing at most $0.0021 including the $0.0001 start and one $0.002 item.
{"npi":"1003000126","maxCandidates":1,"maxPages":1,"maxResults":1}
{"specialty":"Internal Medicine","state":"MD","minBeneficiaries":25,"sortBy":"beneficiaries","sortDirection":"desc","maxCandidates":1000,"maxResults":50}
Found rows retain CMS blanks/suppression as null, identify blank fields, and include the exact API query, dataset link, retrieval timestamp, and bounded-query evidence. No-match and source-unavailable outcomes are explicit.
Interpretation limits
The source contains lagged calendar-year 2024 fee-for-service Part B claims aggregates with privacy suppression and coverage limits. It is not current enrollment, licensure, quality, necessity, fraud, patient-level activity, complete market share, or future-demand evidence. Missing/blank data do not prove zero. Review current authoritative sources before consequential use.