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Georgia Medicare Spending

Medicare provider payments and utilization data for Georgia (GA)

🔎 Data Analysis

Georgia received $23.9B in total Medicare provider payments across 10 years of data.

The top specialty by spending is Internal Medicine, accounting for $196.0M in payments across 2.5K providers.

In 2023, 33.2K providers were actively billing Medicare in Georgia.

AI-generated analysis based on Medicare payment data.

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11 AI-Flagged Providers in Georgia

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

Edd JonesFamily Practice
94.7%
James WalkerFamily Practice
92.4%
William EyzaguirreInternal Medicine
91.6%
View all ML-flagged providers →
Total Payments (10yr)
$23.9B
-0.6% vs 2022
Active Providers (2023)
33.2K
69.4M services
Top Specialty
Internal Medicine
$196.0M total
Specialties
30
$69.6K per provider

Spending Trends (2014-2023)

Year-over-Year Breakdown

YearPaymentsServicesProvidersYoY Change
2014$2.3B68.5M25.2K—
2015$2.4B75.5M26.2K+3.7%
2016$2.4B72.3M27.1K+0.0%
2017$2.5B74.7M28.1K+5.5%
2018$2.5B77.5M28.9K+2.0%
2019$2.5B78.9M30.1K-0.6%
2020$2.3B70.0M30.3K-10.2%
2021$2.4B73.3M31.7K+7.8%
2022$2.3B73.0M32.4K-5.0%
2023$2.3B69.4M33.2K-0.6%

Top Providers in Georgia

#ProviderSpecialtyPaymentsServices
1Quest Diagnostics Clinical Laboratories IncClinical Laboratory$53.3M4.2M
2Frank CurvinFamily Practice$10.6M15.5K
3Metro Atlanta Ambulance Services IncAmbulance Service Provider$9.8M304.3K
4Ryan EllsworthPodiatry$9.1M11.2K
5Advanced Center For Joint Surgery, LlcAmbulatory Surgical Center$8.4M1.2K
6Life Hope Labs LlcClinical Laboratory$8.3M706.8K
7Central Emergency Medical Services LlcAmbulance Service Provider$6.6M283.3K
8Kristi HunterFamily Practice$6.4M281.9K
9Hemophilia Of GeorgiaPharmacy$6.1M152.9K
10Grady Ems LlcAmbulance Service Provider$6.0M154.1K
11Zywie IncIndependent Diagnostic Testing Facility (IDTF)$5.8M7.8K
12Amerimed Emergency Medical Services, LlcAmbulance Service Provider$5.4M444.5K
13Petros NikolinakosMedical Oncology$4.6M121.8K
14Clinical Laboratory Services, Inc.Clinical Laboratory$4.2M1.5M
15Stephanie VanderveldtOphthalmology$4.1M70.7K
16Mylene Lilian GonzalesNurse Practitioner$4.1M4.4K
17Scott AckerPathology$3.8M122.5K
18Metro Ambulance Services IncAmbulance Service Provider$3.8M80.8K
19National Emergency Medical Services IncAmbulance Service Provider$3.5M95.3K
20Robin RayOphthalmology$3.5M24.3K
21Sri Krishna MukkamalaOphthalmology$3.4M60.9K
22Robert KingOphthalmology$3.4M21.9K
23Gwinnett County Board Of CommissionersAmbulance Service Provider$3.4M70.1K
24William ChafinRheumatology$3.3M438.2K
25Eye Surgery Center Of Augusta, LlcAmbulatory Surgical Center$3.2M12.2K

Most Billed Procedures in Georgia

CodeDescriptionPaymentsServicesProviders
99214Established patient office or other outpatient visit, 30-39 minutes$242.7M3.0M13.6K
99213Established patient office or other outpatient visit, 20-29 minutes$122.4M2.2M13.4K
99232Subsequent hospital care with moderate levelof medical decision making, if using time, at least 35 minutes$54.6M913.3K5.0K
99233Subsequent hospital care with moderate levelof medical decision making, if using time, at least 50 minutes$54.0M597.6K3.9K
J0178Injection, aflibercept, 1 mg$46.2M67.6K66
A0427Ambulance service, advanced life support, emergency transport, level 1 (als 1 - emergency)$44.4M116.8K144
66984Removal of cataract with insertion of prosthetic lens$42.4M271.0K411
A0428Ambulance service, basic life support, non-emergency transport, (bls)$37.9M219.9K144
99204New patient office or other outpatient visit, 45-59 minutes$37.0M339.6K7.3K
G0439Annual wellness visit, includes a personalized prevention plan of service (pps), subsequent visit$36.0M296.3K2.9K
A0425Ground mileage, per statute mile$34.6M4.9M222
99223Initial hospital care with moderate level of medical decision making, if using time, at least 75 minutes$32.3M249.2K4.0K
99285Emergency department visit with high level of medical decision making$29.7M220.6K1.7K
J9271Injection, pembrolizumab, 1 mg$29.2M693.6K38
97110Therapy procedure using exercise to develop strength, endurance, range of motion, and flexibility, each 15 minutes$27.0M1.6M2.1K
J0897Injection, denosumab, 1 mg$26.3M1.5M292
99215Established patient office or other outpatient visit, 40-54 minutes$25.2M211.1K3.3K
88305Pathology examination of tissue using a microscope, intermediate complexity$24.7M577.1K335
97530Therapy procedure using functional activities$24.2M1.0M1.8K
99291Critical care, first 30-74 minutes$22.9M141.4K2.2K

Spending by Specialty

SpecialtyPaymentsProvidersAvg per Provider
Internal Medicine$196.0M2.5K$78.2K
Ambulatory Surgical Center$150.8M315$478.9K
Ophthalmology$149.7M418$358.2K
Ambulance Service Provider$147.5M239$617.3K
Nurse Practitioner$143.2M5.5K$26.2K
Family Practice$141.1M2.1K$66.4K
Cardiology$89.9M554$162.2K
Clinical Laboratory$88.7M67$1.3M
Physical Therapist in Private Practice$79.1M1.9K$40.8K
Dermatology$73.5M290$253.5K
Hematology-Oncology$70.2M236$297.6K
Physician Assistant$67.2M2.7K$24.7K
Diagnostic Radiology$63.8M762$83.7K
Orthopedic Surgery$57.9M614$94.2K
Emergency Medicine$46.7M1.1K$41.0K
Rheumatology$45.0M123$365.5K
Nephrology$43.0M297$144.8K
Pathology$41.4M282$146.9K
Podiatry$36.2M348$104.1K
Hospitalist$31.0M630$49.2K
Mass Immunizer Roster Biller$29.9M1.0K$29.5K
Urology$29.9M267$112.1K
Radiation Oncology$29.0M133$218.0K
Gastroenterology$26.9M368$73.2K
Neurology$26.9M399$67.5K

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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.