Dr. Rondalph Samuel Taylor Jr., MD

Dr. Taylor practices at White Plains Hospital in White Plains, New York, part of Montefiore Einstein.

Dr. Taylor's NPI, 1427093558, was assigned on June 20, 2006. Dr. Taylor graduated from Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in 2002. Dr. Taylor holds New York license 229432.

Dr. Taylor's primary practice is White Plains Hospital, at Davis Ave at E Post Road, White Plains, NY 10601 in Westchester County. The practice phone is (914) 681-0600. Dr. Taylor also practices at White Plains Hospital, 41 E Post Rd, White Plains, NY 10601.

Dr. Taylor's primary practice is White Plains Hospital in White Plains, New York, part of Montefiore Einstein. The medical group on file is CityMD. Dmand AI also links Dr. Taylor to 2 more medical groups and 1 physician office, each named with a free account.

Dmand AI tracks the electronic health record (EHR) system at each site where Dr. Taylor practices, 2 sites in all. Vendor and product names are available with a free account.

Emergency medicine is Dr. Taylor's primary specialty in the NPI Registry, under taxonomy code 207P00000X. Dmand AI has Dr. Taylor's licenses on file in 3 states: New York, Georgia and New Jersey.

CMS data shows 304 Medicare services from Dr. Taylor across 4 procedure codes in 2024, for 292 Medicare patients. Medicare paid $42,242 for them. Every service was in a facility, such as a hospital, rather than an office.

CMS counts 292 Medicare patients who saw Dr. Taylor in 2024. The largest group is 75 to 84, with 99 patients. 75% of them have high blood pressure, and 75% have high cholesterol. 27% are also on Medicaid. Their average risk score is 2.23, where 1.00 is the Medicare average, so they are sicker than most Medicare patients.

Across all payers, Dmand AI patient panel data puts Dr. Taylor's median patient age at 59, with 54% women.

In 2024, Dr. Taylor wrote 91 Medicare Part D claims for 68 patients. 93% of them were for generic drugs. CMS names the drug for 12 of them, across 1 drug with 11 or more claims each, at $38 in total drug cost. In 2019, CMS named 35 claims across 2 drugs.

CMS publishes a Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) score of 100 out of 100 for Dr. Taylor for performance year 2024, reported as part of a group. Dr. Taylor accepts Medicare assignment, so Medicare's approved amount is taken as full payment. CMS lists Dr. Taylor as offering telehealth.

CMS Open Payments shows 2 general payments to Dr. Taylor from 2 drug and device companies from 2016 to 2022. Speaker and faculty fees make up the largest share, 100% of the total. Lumenis BE inc paid the most, $15,000.

Dr. Taylor graduated from Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in 2002.