Dr. Jeffrey Haines, MD

1. Office and hospital visits52451%
2. Tests and treatments51149%

Medicare services

1,035vs 2065.0 times

Medicare patients

86vs 6043% above

Part D claims

2,200vs 19011.6 times

Medians across 204 psychiatrists in New Hampshire with Dmand AI profiles that report each measure.

1. 99214Office visit, established patient48947%: Services 489, Patients 83, Where Office and facility
2. 90833Psychiatric service39638%: Services 396, Patients 78, Where Office and facility
3. 90836Psychiatric service687%: Services 68, Patients 20, Where In an office
4. 90834Psychiatric service475%: Services 47, Patients 15, Where In an office
5. 99215Office visit, established patient192%: Services 19, Patients 11, Where In an office

CMS publishes codes billed for 11 or more Medicare patients. Each label is the code family; CPT descriptions are licensed by the AMA.

1. Anxiety75%
2. Mood disorders75%
3. Depression70%
4. High blood pressure50%
5. High cholesterol44%
6. Bipolar disorder43%
7. PTSD41%
8. Arthritis38%

Share of Medicare patients with each condition. A patient can have several.

1. Lamotrigine1808%: Claims 180, Drug cost $2,218
2. Clonazepam1617%: Claims 161, Drug cost $1,918
3. Lorazepam1477%: Claims 147, Drug cost $815
4. Trazodone HCl1447%: Claims 144, Drug cost $1,421
5. Dextroamphetamine-Amphetamine1406%: Claims 140, Generic name Dextroamphetamine/Amphetamine, Drug cost $5,363

CMS names a drug when it has 11 or more claims. Share is of the claims for drugs CMS names.

• Opioids2%39 of 2,449 claims
• Antipsychotics, patients 65 and over4%96 of 2,449 claims

Share of all Part D claims for each drug class CMS reports on. Classes with no claims are left out.

• 95of 100Final score
• 84.3of 100Quality
• 100of 100Promoting Interoperability
• 40of 100Improvement Activities

Each score is out of 100. The final score weighs the categories CMS scored for this clinician.