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District of Columbia Medicare Spending

Medicare provider payments and utilization data for District of Columbia (DC)

🔎 Data Analysis

District of Columbia received $2.0B in total Medicare provider payments across 10 years of data.

The top specialty by spending is Internal Medicine, accounting for $27.5M in payments across 486 providers.

In 2023, 3.7K providers were actively billing Medicare in District of Columbia.

Annual Medicare spending grew 31% from 2014 to 2023.

AI-generated analysis based on Medicare payment data.

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3 AI-Flagged Providers in District of Columbia

Providers in this state flagged by the ML v2 fraud detection model

Margarita KullickInternal Medicine
93.3%
Robert DibbleInternal Medicine
88.2%
Simeon ObengInternal Medicine
88.2%
View all ML-flagged providers →
Total Payments (10yr)
$2.0B
+5.0% vs 2022
Active Providers (2023)
3.7K
4.4M services
Top Specialty
Internal Medicine
$27.5M total
Specialties
30
$61.1K per provider

Spending Trends (2014-2023)

Year-over-Year Breakdown

YearPaymentsServicesProvidersYoY Change
2014$172.7M3.4M2.9K—
2015$179.7M3.4M3.0K+4.1%
2016$187.3M3.7M3.2K+4.3%
2017$198.3M3.8M3.3K+5.8%
2018$205.9M4.1M3.5K+3.8%
2019$212.8M4.2M3.5K+3.4%
2020$185.5M3.6M3.4K-12.8%
2021$229.5M4.3M3.5K+23.8%
2022$215.5M4.3M3.6K-6.1%
2023$226.3M4.4M3.7K+5.0%

Top Providers in District of Columbia

#ProviderSpecialtyPaymentsServices
1Jeffrey SteinbergPodiatry$13.3M16.4K
2Government Of The District Of Columbia Office Of Tax And RevenueAmbulance Service Provider$5.2M50.2K
3Faysal HarounHematology-Oncology$2.4M100.9K
4Rishi SoodInterventional Radiology$2.2M2.6K
5Juanita BryantOphthalmology$1.9M13.9K
6Bilal YousufzaiOphthalmology$1.6M19.3K
7Lewis GlassDermatology$1.2M21.1K
8Chinedu OkekeGeneral Practice$1.2M2.8K
9Wilton NeddThoracic Surgery$1.2M224
10Matthew ForsthoefelRadiation Oncology$1.1M6.6K
11Michael BrancaccioPathology$950.6K7.5K
12Mary Ella CarterPlastic and Reconstructive Surgery$942.2K7.0K
13Jonathan JohnsonGeneral Surgery$825.0K3.0K
14Jonathan MillerInternal Medicine$795.5K94.7K
15Edward TannerGynecological Oncology$786.3K37.1K
16Saira BilalRheumatology$755.3K101.2K
17Bhg Xlvi, LlcOpioid Treatment Program$749.3K3.2K
18Fred MoOrthopedic Surgery$688.8K1.8K
19Joshua YamamotoCardiology$688.3K5.3K
20Parham FaridDiagnostic Radiology$642.6K99.8K
21Andrea SingerInternal Medicine$608.7K48.1K
22Joel AngFamily Practice$575.1K10.5K
23Baymark Health Services Of West Virginia, Inc.Opioid Treatment Program$571.6K2.6K
24Charles MitchellDermatology$525.9K10.8K
25Yudh GuptaNephrology$517.7K3.8K

Most Billed Procedures in District of Columbia

CodeDescriptionPaymentsServicesProviders
99214Established patient office or other outpatient visit, 30-39 minutes$21.5M224.9K1.4K
99233Subsequent hospital care with moderate levelof medical decision making, if using time, at least 50 minutes$11.5M114.2K653
99213Established patient office or other outpatient visit, 20-29 minutes$10.3M152.7K1.2K
Q4262Dual layer impax membrane, per square centimeter$9.3M8.7K2
99215Established patient office or other outpatient visit, 40-54 minutes$8.1M60.5K656
99232Subsequent hospital care with moderate levelof medical decision making, if using time, at least 35 minutes$6.4M96.3K644
99291Critical care, first 30-74 minutes$6.0M33.2K405
99223Initial hospital care with moderate level of medical decision making, if using time, at least 75 minutes$5.1M35.8K613
99204New patient office or other outpatient visit, 45-59 minutes$4.3M34.0K665
Q4276Orion, per square centimeter$4.2M3.6K1
99285Emergency department visit with high level of medical decision making$4.0M27.1K251
G0439Annual wellness visit, includes a personalized prevention plan of service (pps), subsequent visit$3.0M21.0K247
99309Subsequent nursing facility care with moderate level of medical decision making, per day, if using time, at least 30 minutes$2.8M34.7K61
A0429Ambulance service, basic life support, emergency transport (bls-emergency)$2.7M7.2K2
77067Screening mammography$2.6M28.7K50
93306Ultrasound of heart with color-depicted blood flow, rate, direction and valve function$2.5M22.5K77
J0178Injection, aflibercept, 1 mg$2.3M3.4K6
A0427Ambulance service, advanced life support, emergency transport, level 1 (als 1 - emergency)$2.2M4.8K2
J9271Injection, pembrolizumab, 1 mg$2.2M50.2K2
88305Pathology examination of tissue using a microscope, intermediate complexity$2.1M54.0K57

Spending by Specialty

SpecialtyPaymentsProvidersAvg per Provider
Internal Medicine$27.5M486$56.5K
Diagnostic Radiology$17.2M144$119.3K
Podiatry$16.0M41$390.1K
Ophthalmology$12.4M62$200.5K
Cardiology$10.7M79$135.5K
Nurse Practitioner$7.6M374$20.4K
Emergency Medicine$7.0M219$31.8K
Neurology$6.7M85$78.5K
Orthopedic Surgery$6.5M54$120.4K
Nephrology$6.2M46$134.7K
Dermatology$6.1M53$114.6K
Physical Therapist in Private Practice$5.6M162$34.7K
Ambulance Service Provider$5.3M2$2.7M
Hematology-Oncology$5.0M49$103.0K
General Surgery$5.0M90$55.4K
Hospitalist$3.9M70$56.4K
Pathology$3.8M56$68.0K
Urology$3.8M34$110.5K
Family Practice$3.7M118$31.1K
Rheumatology$3.4M28$122.9K
Radiation Oncology$3.4M19$181.1K
Pulmonary Disease$3.3M48$67.7K
Gastroenterology$3.2M53$61.0K
Anesthesiology$3.2M186$17.3K
Otolaryngology$3.0M36$82.1K

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  • • Medicare Provider Utilization and Payment Data (2014-2023)
  • • CMS National Health Expenditure Data

Last Updated: February 2026 (data through 2023, the latest CMS release)

Note: All data is from publicly available Medicare records. OpenMedicare is an independent journalism project not affiliated with CMS.