What is Mathew Barnett's specialty?

Mathew Barnett (NPI 1598823742) is a Medicare-billing provider whose primary specialty is Nurse Practitioner in Santa Barbara, CA.

Where does Mathew Barnett practice?

Mathew Barnett practices in Santa Barbara, CA, based on the location reported in the CMS Medicare provider datasets for NPI 1598823742.

How much does Medicare pay Mathew Barnett?

Medicare Part B utilization, prescribing (Part D), MIPS quality scores, and industry payments for Mathew Barnett (NPI 1598823742) are detailed on this CareTrace profile.

PROVIDER PROFILE · NPI 1598823742

Mathew Barnett

Nurse PractitionerSanta Barbara, CAI

MEDICARE UTILIZATION · PART B · 2024

No data available for this provider in 2024.

PRESCRIBING · PART D · 2024

No data available for this provider in 2024.

QUALITY · MIPS · 2024

No data available for this provider in 2024.

INDUSTRY PAYMENTS · OPEN PAYMENTS · 2024

Total received

$187

Payment records

By payment type

Food and Beverage$187

Top paying entities

Food and Beverage$187

REFERRAL NETWORK

Where Mathew Barnett's patients come from & go

Directional shared-patient flow from Medicare claims — who sends patients to this provider (inbound) and where this provider's patients go next (outbound). 3 inbound referrers · 0 outbound destinations.

Receives referrals from

Inbound — who sends patients here

Physician	Patients	Visits
Aaron Carter Emergency Medicine · Selma, CA	42	65
Jason Jackson Emergency Medicine · Selma, CA	28	35
Unilab Corporation Clinical Laboratory · West Hills, CA	11	21

Refers patients to

Outbound — where patients go next

No outbound pairs above the suppression threshold.

Source: CMS Physician Shared Patient Patterns (30-day window, Medicare FFS). Direction = a beneficiary seen by the first provider, then the second, within 30 days; a proxy for referral, not a documented referral. Pairs with fewer than 11 shared beneficiaries are suppressed.

CROSS-REFERENCE

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