CJR-X exposure by hospital, the ASC market by metro with the operator that owns each center, industry payments by clinician, and who got into ACCESS. The maps and scores are free. The exposure modules are for Founding members.
The MSK track changes the referral front door. Applicants are choosing co-management partners in year one.
The 12 Days of ACCESS →No opt-out and real downside. Post-acute spend is where most hospitals find their exposure.
The operator playbook →Mandatory at 31+ LEJR episodes, 90-day bundles, 2% discount, 29 risk adjusters. The Engine prices it hospital by hospital.
Open the Engine →Two-sided adjustments for specialists, 9% rising to 12%. 6,637 clinicians on the CY2027 list.
Participant map →Each one is built from public CMS files and kept current as the rules change. Free tools open directly. Founding member tools use the Clubhouse sign-in.
6,681 Medicare surgery centers with the enterprise that owns each one, five years of supply by market, the operators' filings, Care Compare quality, and a worked Nashville study. Founding members add competitive-forces profiles and a de novo Viability Index for 384 markets.
Per-hospital workbench for the mandatory bundle: estimated CQS tier and quality-adjusted discount, stop-loss corridor, regional targets, PRO-PM penalty modeling. 2,663 hospitals, ten CMS files.
Every disclosed industry payment to every U.S. clinician, 2019–2025: profiles across 59 specialties, company ledgers, dot maps, and plain-English questions answered with a chart, a table and the SQL.
Every accepted applicant in CMS's ACCESS Model, mapped and profiled across the eCKM, CKM, MSK and BH tracks, with the HQ view for market scans.
Provider- and organization-level exposure across the 9% to 12% adjustment ramp, by cohort, state, specialty and practice size.
The CJR-X Engine, the ASC Market Map Pro modules, the ACCESS Explorer and the ASM dashboard, plus the Doctor's AI Course before anyone else. Standard membership ($150) keeps the essays, the Skills Shelf and the interactive editions.
Each dot is a state's participant count from the CMS list aggregated July 5, 2026. Toggle cohorts, then look up any clinician; results query data.cms.gov directly.