CMS Open Payments · Program Year 2024
Armed Forces Pacific
Armed Forces Pacific received $73,611.95 in pharmaceutical-industry payments to 93 physicians and 0 teaching hospitals across 394 transactions.
- $73.6K
- Total payments
- $71.2K
- To physicians
- $0.00
- To teaching hospitals
- #54
- of 59 states
In CMS Open Payments Program Year 2024, pharmaceutical and medical-device companies reported $73.6K in payments to 93 physicians and 0 teaching hospitals in Armed Forces Pacific. That ranks Armed Forces Pacific #54 of 59 states and territories (0.0% of the US total), averaging $766.02 per physician. Figures are company-reported under the Physician Payments Sunshine Act; a reported payment is a financial relationship, not evidence of wrongdoing.
The verdict
Armed Forces Pacific pairs modest payment volume with an overwhelmingly physician-directed payment mix.
- #54
- of 59 states
- 0.0%
- of the national total
- 96.8%
- to physicians vs. hospitals
- 93
- physicians paid
What the Data Shows for Armed Forces Pacific
Armed Forces Pacific's Open Payments file is physician-weighted: 96.8% of $73.6K went to 93 physicians ($766.02 each), with 0.0% on 0 teaching hospitals.
On the national dollar ranking it is #54 of 59, so the mix skew is larger than the volume rank. Average transaction $186.83. Leading nature of payment: "Consulting Fee" at $22.5K (30.6% of the state file; top-three natures 78.7%).
Armed Forces Pacific sits in the 10th percentile (lower-volume tier). Just above: Armed Forces Europe ($97.0K). Just below: U.S. Virgin Islands ($17.7K). For context: top-ranked California ($342.4M) is 4651.2× larger than Armed Forces Pacific. CMS Sunshine Act framework and methodology.
Physician vs Hospital Payments
How pharmaceutical payments in Armed Forces Pacific are distributed between physicians and teaching hospitals.
Physician Payments
$71.2K
96.8% of total · 93 recipients · $766.02 avg
Teaching Hospital Payments
$0.00
0.0% of total · 0 hospitals · $0.00 avg
Payment Breakdown by Type
Armed Forces Pacific has 7 types of pharmaceutical payments. "Consulting Fee" accounts for 30.6%.
Nature concentration in Armed Forces Pacific
Top three Open Payments natures are 78.7% of state dollars; residual is every other reported nature
Payment categories in Armed Forces Pacific
Top categories by total reported dollar volume
| Payment Type | Amount | Transactions | % of State |
|---|---|---|---|
| Consulting Fee | $22.5K | 10 | 30.6% |
| Grant | $21.3K | 2 | 28.9% |
| Food and Beverage | $14.1K | 314 | 19.2% |
| Travel and Lodging | $13.9K | 50 | 18.8% |
| Long-Term Medical Supply or Device Loan | $1.0K | 1 | 1.4% |
| Education | $558.66 | 10 | 0.8% |
| Gift | $261.65 | 7 | 0.4% |
Read with this Armed Forces Pacific Open Payments read
Volume neighbors, physician-share peers, and the national nature catalog, not the same three guides on every state page.
- Next higher total: Armed Forces Europe ($97.0K)
- Next lower total: U.S. Virgin Islands ($17.7K)
- Nearest physician-share mix: Hawaii (97.3% to physicians)
- Nearest physician-share mix: Armed Forces Europe (97.4% to physicians)
- Nearest physician-share mix: Puerto Rico (98.1% to physicians)
- National catalog for leading nature here: Consulting Fee (30.6% of Armed Forces Pacific)
- State payment rankings (includes Armed Forces Pacific at #54)
- How Open Payments natures are defined
Data Source: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Open Payments, Program Year 2024. Data includes general payments, research payments, and physician ownership/investment interests as required by the Physician Payments Sunshine Act. Total industry payments: $13.9B across 1,925 companies.
Read our methodology - how this data is sourced, computed, and verified.
Source: CMS Open Payments Database Industry payments to physicians and teaching hospitals · 2024
What Armed Forces Pacific totals can and cannot tell you
The aggregate payment figure for Armed Forces Pacific measures reportable industry–physician engagement inside this state's geographic footprint for Program Year 2024, not any one physician's or hospital's relationship with industry. CMS collects the data under the Physician Payments Sunshine Act; manufacturers must report transfers of value above the de minimis threshold. The file does not capture DTC advertising, internal R&D, wholesale drug pricing, or salary support that is not a reportable transfer of value.
Correlations between payment receipt and prescribing appear in peer-reviewed work for specific drugs and specialties, but this page's state total does not establish causation. Open the company and recipient detail pages for category and year-over-year cuts.
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