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CMS Open Payments · Program Year 2024
New York Blood Center, Inc.
New York Blood Center, Inc. reported $184,610.41 across General Payments, Research, and Ownership to 74 physicians and teaching hospitals across 74 transactions.
- $184.6K
- All-tracks total
- 74
- Transactions
- 74
- Recipients
- −$27.1K
- General Payments vs PY2023
New York Blood Center, Inc. reported $184,610.41 across all CMS Open Payments tracks (General + Research + Ownership) to 74 physicians and teaching hospitals in Program Year 2024 - ranking #1026 of 1,925 reporting manufacturers (0.0% of the all-tracks industry total); General Payments alone were $184,610.41, averaging $2.5K per recipient.
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CMS Sunshine Act warrant
Manufacturer new-york-blood-center-inc New York Blood Center, Inc.
$184.6K · #1026/1,925 · 0.0% industry · PY2024
- TOT $184.6K
- RANK #1026
- SHARE 0.0%
- TXN 74
- RCP 74
- CAT 2
- GEN $184.6K
- ΔGEN −$27.1K
- TOP1 75.4%
- PY 2024
Volume peers
Nearest volume peer: Neo Spine USA, Inc. ($184.5K)
New York Blood Center, Inc. sits among 1,925 manufacturers disclosing under the Physician Payments Sunshine Act. Volume peers below are nearest by all-tracks total, not corporate affiliates. Open the company rankings →
Release-over-release change
General Payments changed from PY2023 to PY2024
New York Blood Center, Inc.'s CMS-reported General Payments decreased by $27.1K (−12.8%) from PY2023 to PY2024.
How this year-over-year comparison is scoped
The comparison uses consecutive CMS program years only (current = prior + 1) from the manufacturer General Payments summary and excludes research and ownership or investment records. Non-consecutive year pairs are not shown as year-over-year change. This General Payments figure is not the all-tracks company total in the hero.
CMS source labels for this exact identifier: PY2022: NEW YORK BLOOD CENTER, INC.PY2023: NEW YORK BLOOD CENTER, INC.PY2024: New York Blood Center, Inc.. Matching identifiers support a bounded record comparison; a label difference would be reported as unresolved rather than treated as a corporate event.
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General Payments: PY2023 vs PY2024
Annual CMS-reported totals for this company, not an all-category Open Payments total
- PY2023
- $211,714.66
- PY2024
- $184,610.41
What the Data Shows for New York Blood Center, Inc.
New York Blood Center, Inc. ranks #1026 out of 1,925 companies in the CMS Open Payments database for Program Year 2024, a comparatively small 0.0% slice of all industry payments reported nationwide for the year. The underlying total is $184,610.41 across 74 transactions to 74 physicians and teaching hospitals - $2.5K per transaction and $2.5K per recipient on average.
The 2-category breakdown below covers general payments only (see our methodology for how research and ownership payments are reported separately). The largest general-payment category is "Space Rental or Facility Fees" at $139.4K, accounting for 75.5% of this company's General Payments and 40 transactions.
General Payment Breakdown by Type
New York Blood Center, Inc. made 2 types of general payments. "Space Rental or Facility Fees" is the largest category at $139.4K, 75.5% of General Payments.
How New York Blood Center, Inc. divides its payments
Top payment categories by total reported dollar volume
| Payment Type | Amount | Transactions | % of Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Space Rental or Facility Fees | $139.4K | 40 | 75.5% |
| Compensation for Services Other Than Consulting | $45.2K | 34 | 24.5% |
Recipient Concentration in General Payments
The five largest recipient relationships account for $184,520.41 (100.0%) of $184,610.41 in this company's General Payments records across 6 recipients.
General Payments scope note
Program Year 2024 General Payments view only: excludes research and ownership/investment records, so it is not the all-category company total above.
Largest General-Payment relationships for New York Blood Center, Inc.
The five named recipients with the highest reported General Payments from this company
- 1
Christiana Care Health System
$139,151.93 across 37 reported transactions
- 2
Childrens Hosp & Res Cntr Oakland
$14,300.00 across 5 reported transactions
- 3
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
$12,400.00 across 4 reported transactions
- 4
University Of Minnesota Medical Ctr
$10,028.48 across 12 reported transactions
- 5
Childrens Mercy Hospital
$8,640.00 across 13 reported transactions
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What HHI 2,500 means here
2,500 is the DOJ/FTC merger-guidelines threshold for "highly concentrated" markets; used here only as a familiar concentration reference, not a legal finding about New York Blood Center, Inc..
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Data sourced from CMS Open Payments (Physician Payments Sunshine Act). See our methodology for details. Retrieved and formatted by PlainPharmaWatch
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