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Public data tools and deeper analysis on CMS payment policy, for clinicians and healthcare leaders.
The Rulebook
What does the rule say?
Ask how CJR-X, TEAM, ASM, LEAD and ACCESS work. Answers come only from the regulation text and CMS documents, each statement checked and linked to its passage.
Ask the ruleOrthopaedic Workforce Map
Where are the orthopedic surgeons, and where are there none?
22,775 surgeons across 3,144 counties: rates per 100,000, miles to the nearest surgeon, hospitals with no orthopedic surgeon nearby, hand and sports medicine layers, workforce aging.
Open the toolOpen Payments Atlas
What does industry pay this clinician?
Every disclosed industry payment to U.S. clinicians, 2019–2025. Search a name or ask in plain English.
Open the toolPrice Atlas
What does Medicare pay for a joint replacement here?
Rates for 2,306 hospitals and 6,597 surgery centers for knee, hip and shoulder replacement.
Open the toolASC Market Map
Where will outpatient surgery grow?
An Outpatient Runway Score for 384 metros, with 6,681 surgery centers and 1,161 hospitals mapped.
Open the toolCJR-X Engine
How will CJR-X score my hospital?
CMS's mandatory joint-replacement bundle, modeled for 2,663 hospitals from January 1, 2028.
Open the toolACCESS Explorer
Where does the ACCESS model pay, and how much?
The ACCESS payment model explored through an operator’s lens.
Open the toolASM Dashboard
Which clinicians face ASM penalties?
Ambulatory Specialty Model exposure for 5,533 clinicians, by metro and organization.
Open the toolPolicy Radar Founding hub
Live boards for ACCESS, TEAM, CJR-X and ASM, the ASM participant map, exposure engines and playbooks in one place.
Tools open on techysurgeon.com. Access labels reflect current plans: Founding members unlock the gated tools with one sign-in. Review each tool's source, data period and methods before using an output.
The analysis behind the tools
Read the essays, then follow the questions into the data.