See where Akinlawon O Ayeni, M.D. ranks among 210 Addiction Medicine peers

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What the Physician Report contains

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Included

  • Exact Medicare payment figures for each data year
  • Calculated Medicare fee-for-service work RVUs for each data year
  • Historical results for every data year with usable data
  • Peer comparisons: rank, percentile and rank band among the same specialty, the peer medians, and where the physician falls in the peer distribution
  • Beneficiaries, services, service mix and code-level lines
  • A printable report with the data years, methodology and limitations

Not included

  • Other physicians' figures and ranks
  • The market's cohort table, percentile table and market trend (the Market Comparison)
  • Peer comparison flags (professional subscription, not sold)

Known limitations

  • CMS suppresses code lines with fewer than 11 beneficiaries, so calculated work RVUs are a floor.
  • 2024: every code line is below the CMS reporting floor, so there are no code lines or work RVUs for that year.
  • Not in the CMS file for 2014, 2015.
  • 2016: fewer than 20 peers in the metro, so ranks and percentiles use national peers (150).
  • 2017: fewer than 20 peers in the metro, so ranks and percentiles use national peers (182).
  • 2018: fewer than 20 peers in the metro, so ranks and percentiles use national peers (189).
  • 2019: fewer than 20 peers in the metro, so ranks and percentiles use national peers (208).
  • 2020: fewer than 20 peers in the metro, so ranks and percentiles use national peers (198).
  • 2021: fewer than 20 peers in the metro, so ranks and percentiles use national peers (213).
  • 2022: fewer than 20 peers in the metro, so ranks and percentiles use national peers (212).
  • 2023: fewer than 20 peers in the metro, so ranks and percentiles use national peers (210).
  • 2024: fewer than 20 peers in the metro, so ranks and percentiles use national peers (226).

Available data

years in the data
10
peers in the 2023 peer group
210
a report can be prepared
Yes
Data by year10 of 12 published
Data yearIn the CMS fileUsable for a reportPeer group for ranks
2013YesYesmetro peers, 920
2014NoNo
2015NoNo
2016YesYesnational peers, 150
2017YesYesnational peers, 182
2018YesYesnational peers, 189
2019YesYesnational peers, 208
2020YesYesnational peers, 198
2021YesYesnational peers, 213
2022YesYesnational peers, 212
2023YesYesnational peers, 210
2024YesNo: every code line is below the CMS reporting floornational peers, 226

Years Akinlawon O Ayeni, M.D. is in the CMS Medicare Physician & Other Practitioners files. Ranks use same-specialty peers in the first of the metro, the state and the nation with at least 20 peers. How ranks are computed · Limitations

Where Akinlawon O Ayeni, M.D. practices

Credentials
M.D.
Specialty on claims
Addiction Medicine
Practice location on Medicare claims
Largo, MDWashington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV metroStreet address not shown unless the clinician turns it on.
Medicare participation
Participating (accepts assignment on all claims)
Years in the data
2013, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 (10 of 12 published)

Groups

Not listed with a group in the CMS Doctors and Clinicians file.

Hospitals

Not listed with a hospital in the CMS Doctors and Clinicians facility affiliation file.

Practice location and specialty by year

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The practice location on the claims is the same in every year. The specialty on the claims changed between years.

Data yearPractice location on Medicare claimsAreaSpecialty on claims
2013Largo, MDWashington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WVFamily Practice
2016Largo, MDWashington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WVAddiction Medicine changed
2017Largo, MDWashington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WVAddiction Medicine
2018Largo, MDWashington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WVAddiction Medicine
2019Largo, MDWashington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WVAddiction Medicine
2020Largo, MDWashington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WVAddiction Medicine
2021Largo, MDWashington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WVAddiction Medicine
2022Largo, MDWashington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WVAddiction Medicine
2023Largo, MDWashington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WVAddiction Medicine
2024Largo, MDWashington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WVAddiction Medicine

From the provider fields of each year's CMS Medicare Physician & Other Practitioners file (the location and specialty on the claims, as CMS publishes them).

Peer group a report would use

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For 2023, a Physician Report would place Akinlawon O Ayeni, M.D. in a peer group of 210 Addiction Medicine clinicians, Akinlawon O Ayeni, M.D. included, at the national level (the United States).

Peers are clinicians with the same specialty on their claims, in the first of the metro area, the state and the nation that has enough of them. The sizes for every year are in the table under Available data.

About this data

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This page comes from public files the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services publishes each year: the Medicare Physician & Other Practitioners files, which list the Part B services each clinician billed to Original Medicare, and the Doctors and Clinicians files, which list group and hospital affiliations. It covers Original Medicare fee-for-service only: Medicare Advantage, Medicaid and commercial insurance are not in these files, and CMS leaves out any service line with fewer than 11 beneficiaries. The location and specialty are what the claims show, and affiliations are as of the snapshot date, so either can lag a recent change. A listing here says nothing about quality of care.

How the data is processed · Known limitations · Report an error

Physicians can claim their page for notices and a statement. Claiming does not show figures; those are in a Physician Report.

Original Medicare Part B fee-for-service only. Payments go to the billing entity, not to the clinician. Limitations · Methodology