Between 2018 and 2024, companies reported $1.16B in payments to 23,336 Minnesota physicians and teaching hospitals — broken down below by congressional district and county, plus who paid and who got paid. ‹ Back to the national map
Shaded by total reported payments. Hover an area for detail; click to drill in. ZIP→area mapping covers ~98% of payments (PO-box/unique ZIPs excluded). Source: CMS Open Payments, loaded by Civly.
2018–2024 reported payments, from Civly's loaded copy of CMS Open Payments. A payment is a disclosure, not an accusation.
physicians and teaching hospitals took at least one payment.
reported across 425,177 individual payments.
Minnesota sits mid-pack nationally, ranking 19th of 51 for total reported payments — $1.16B across 425,177 individual payments from 2018 to 2024, 1.5% of the $78.26B reported nationwide. Spread across the 23,336 Minnesota physicians and teaching hospitals that took at least one payment, that's $49,787 per recipient — about 20% above the $41,481 national average, 9th of 51 on a per-physician basis. Within the state, the biggest single payer was AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP at $70M; Orthopaedic Surgery took in more than any other specialty; the state's largest individual recipient, Berry Daniel, was paid $22M across 282 payments.
Search any physician in Minnesota and see what they were paid — click a result for their largest individual payments.
From Civly's loaded copy of CMS Open Payments. Being listed does not imply wrongdoing — most payments are routine. Names can be shared by multiple physicians; confirm by city and specialty.
Every state gets the same breakdown — payments mapped by district and county, top payers and specialties, and a doctor lookup. Or start from the national map.