PROVIDER PROFILE · NPI 1841347192

Samer NajjarM.D.

Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant CardiologyWashington, DCI

MEDICARE UTILIZATION · PART B · 2024

Total beneficiaries

476

Unique beneficiaries

—

Total services

1,036

Distinct HCPCS

Medicare payment

$100K

Peer benchmark

Total Medicare services vs. 8 Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiology providers in DC — below median (cohort median 1,161).

PRESCRIBING · PART D · 2024

Total Rx claims

484

Beneficiaries

—

Total drug cost

$168K

Distinct drugs

Brand share

31.6%

Top prescribed drugs

Sacubitril/Valsartan85 claims

Spironolactone63 claims

Metoprolol Succinate55 claims

Empagliflozin51 claims

Furosemide42 claims

QUALITY · MIPS · 2024

Final MIPS score

85.9

Quality

66.3

Cost

74.6

Improvement activities

40.0

Promoting interop.

100.0

Payment adjustment

0.46%

Group

INDUSTRY PAYMENTS · OPEN PAYMENTS · 2024

Total received

$78

Payment records

By payment type

Food and Beverage$78

REFERRAL NETWORK

Where Samer Najjar'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). 38 inbound referrers · 0 outbound destinations.

Receives referrals from

Inbound — who sends patients here

Physician	Patients	Visits
David Majure Cardiology · New York, NY	88	655
Farooq Sheikh Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiology · Washington, DC	82	745
Mark Hofmeyer Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiology · Washington, DC	76	455
George Ruiz Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiology · Danville, PA	74	450
Louis Smith Diagnostic Radiology · Washington, DC	49	197
Thomas Dziedzic Diagnostic Radiology · Wilmington, NC	43	106
Jared Widell Cardiology · Cortland, NY	42	106
SUDDATH, WILLIAM	40	336
Erin O'neill Diagnostic Radiology · Washington, DC	39	93
James Mcfadden Diagnostic Radiology · Washington, DC	37	91
Namik Haveric Diagnostic Radiology · Washington, DC	36	143
Tom Deng Pathology · Washington, DC	30	126

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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