Who’s taking money from the companies you compete with?
Search the CMS Open Payments (Sunshine Act) database: 2,300+ manufacturers and 30,000+ products, program years 2019–2025. Type a company or a product and see how many clinicians have reported industry payments — then follow it into payments by state.
Try one:
Industry payments by state, company by company.
Free state-level breakdowns for the major device makers — general payments (excl. buyouts), clinician counts, payment mix, and top products, one page per state.
Looking up a specific doctor?
Doctor-level Open Payments detail — who pays them, how much, for what, across seven program years — lives inside Prospect 811, next to their billing history.
This search runs inside the app — no payment figures are published on this page. A reported payment is a disclosed relationship, not evidence the clinician uses a product.
What this data is (and isn’t)
- Payments are disclosures, not usage. An Open Payments record means a clinician has a reported financial relationship with a manufacturer — consulting, speaking, royalties, meals — not that they use the product.
- Totals exclude buyouts. On the state pages, acquisition and debt-forgiveness payments are excluded from totals and shown separately — a one-time buyout isn’t a relationship.
- Research dollars are “associated funding” — money that funds a study a clinician is connected to, counted separately from general payments.
- Source: CMS Open Payments, program years 2019–2025, exactly as manufacturers reported it.