Between 2018 and 2025, companies reported $1.22B in payments to 28,440 Wisconsin physicians and teaching hospitals. Explore totals by congressional district and county, company, and recipient. ‹ Back to the national map
Analysis by Matthew Hanauer, PhD, Chief Technology Officer at Civly · built from the complete CMS Open Payments release, program years 2018–2025.
Areas are shaded by total reported payments. Hover over an area for detail, or click it to keep the detail open. About 98% of payments map to an area by ZIP code. PO-box and unique ZIP codes are excluded. Source: CMS Open Payments, loaded by Civly.
Reported payments for 2018–2025 from CMS Open Payments. A reported payment alone does not indicate wrongdoing.
physicians and teaching hospitals took at least one payment.
reported across 702,869 individual payments.
Wisconsin ranks 21st of 51 for total reported payments, with $1.22B across 702,869 payments from 2018 to 2025. That is 1.3% of the $93.15B reported nationwide. Payments averaged $43,038 per recipient across 28,440 physicians and teaching hospitals, close to the $44,986 national average (15th of 51 per physician). The largest payer was Amgen Inc. at $115M. The highest-paid specialty was Orthopaedic Surgery. The largest individual recipient, Ullrich Peter, received $18M across 20 payments.
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Source: CMS Open Payments. Being listed does not imply wrongdoing. Many payments cover routine expenses. Physicians can share names, so confirm the city and specialty.
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