Record Pages
Directory view and the record pages for providers, facilities and ACO networks, tab by tab.
Three datasets have full record pages: Providers, Facilities and ACO Networks. Open one from:
- the View button in the Profile column of the table,
- a row in the Directory view (Providers and ACO Networks),
- search results, the pin menu in the table toolbar, or a link on another page.
Directory view
Providers and ACO Networks open in Directory view by default. The Table / Directory switch at the left of the toolbar flips between it and the spreadsheet table, and your choice is remembered in this browser.
Directory view shows the same rows, filters, search and paging as the table, laid out as a ranked list with peer signals. Click any row to open its record page.
- Active filters show as chips across the top, with Clear all when there are two or more.
- Filters sit in a rail on the left.
- The Results card has its own search box, the rows, and a footer with Showing x-y of N, page numbers and rows per page.
- Watch, Save view, Map, Export and Save as lead list stay in the page header.
- Some columns appear only on wider screens. The rank column (#) is hidden while a search is active.
Providers Directory
| Column | Shows |
|---|---|
| Provider | Name and NPI, tagged Pinned if you pinned it and Brand-heavy when brand drugs take a top-decile share of Part D cost against the peer group |
| Specialty, Location | Specialty and city, state |
| Tier | KOL tier T1, T2 or T3 (see the KOL tier rule below) |
| Payment pctl | Percentile of Part B payments against specialty peers in the same state, or all providers in the state when that group is too small |
| Part B paid, Rx claims | Medicare Part B payments and Part D claims, 2024 data |
The rail has Entity (Individual or Organization), Geography (Practice state, License state), Specialty (Specialty group, Primary specialty, Subspecialty) and, for individuals, Practice (Gender, Sole proprietor). Providers with no Medicare activity show No CMS claims data.
ACO Networks Directory
| Column | Shows |
|---|---|
| ACO | Name, ACO ID and start year |
| Program, Service area | Program and risk track, and the states served |
| Tier | Q1 (top quintile) to Q5 (bottom quintile) on combined quality and savings rate |
| Savings pctl | Percentile of savings rate within the peer cohort |
| Gen. savings, Assigned | Generated savings or losses, and assigned beneficiaries |
Tier and percentile compare each ACO with its own program and risk track, counting only ACOs with a reported performance year. ACOs without one show No performance year. The rail has Program (Program, Risk track) and Vintage (Start year).
What every record page shares
- An identity header card with the tabs docked along its bottom edge. Clicking a tab shows its content below the card without moving the page.
- Tabs appear only when the underlying data exists (ACO Network records always show all seven).
- Actions in the header: Add to list (or In N lists), Pin / Unpin, Team intel for team members, Share to copy the link, and Export for a formatted Excel workbook. See Exports.
- If one section fails to load, a notice names it and the rest of the page still works.
Provider record
Open one from the View button on any row of the Providers table, or from a Directory row.
The most complete record page in Qope. It joins NPPES registry data with three CMS Medicare files (2024 data), CMS Open Payments and the access datasets.
The header shows the name, NPI (with a copy button), KOL tier badge, entity type and specialty badges, practice location, phone, license state and enumeration date, a set of headline Medicare figures, and a map card with Open in Google Maps and View (state) on map.
Peer group and KOL tier
Every comparison on the page -- percentiles, KOL tier and the Similar tab -- uses one peer group: providers with the same primary specialty in the same state. When that group is too small, all providers in the state are used, and the page says which.
KOL tier is scored from the provider's percentile on three Medicare measures: Part B payments, Part D drug cost and Part D beneficiaries. Tier 1 = top 10% on two or more measures; Tier 2 = top 10% on one, or top 25% on two; Tier 3 = top 25% on one. At least two of the three measures must be reported. Service counts, publications, trials and industry payments are not used.
| Tab | Contents |
|---|---|
| Overview | Part B paid, Part D cost, patient panel and brand mix, Peer position against the peer group, and What stands out |
| Taxonomy | Primary taxonomy, every taxonomy on record from the NPI Registry (code, description, primary flag, state and license number), registry history and registry fields |
| Procedures | Medicare Part B: service mix by setting, procedures billed by HCPCS code, and buy-and-bill drugs |
| Prescriptions | Medicare Part D prescribing by drug: claims and cost, with brand and generic cost |
| Conditions | Chronic-condition prevalence across the provider's Medicare panel, with HCC risk and average age |
| Financials | Part B revenue waterfall from submitted charges to Medicare payment, plus Part B and Part D detail |
| Open Payments | Individuals only. CMS Open Payments matched on this NPI: general payments by program year, nature of payment, sponsors, lead products named, and industry-funded research |
| Rx Analytics | Brand versus generic cost, claims and fills, opioid and antibiotic prescribing, LIS versus non-LIS cost and Rx patients, as percentiles against the peer group |
| Similar | Up to 20 closest peers from the same peer group, scored on Part D drug cost, Part B services, Part D and Part B beneficiaries and brand share of Part D cost, combined so one measure far apart pulls the score down (see Methodology). Tick up to three and press Compare to see them side by side with this provider |
| Opportunities | Treatment gaps: chronic conditions affecting at least 5% of the Medicare panel with no Part D claims in a matching drug class. Potential whitespace, not a clinical recommendation |
| Market Signals | Shortages and recalls matched to drugs this provider prescribes, with the claims and spend exposed |
| Patent Cliff | Protection horizon for brands in this provider's prescribing: exposed spend, already open, still protected, and the nearest event |
| Access | Shortage and underserved-area designations around the practice (see below) |
| Contact | Practice location, NPPES mailing address with phone and fax, identifiers, the authorized official for organizations, all locations on file, and electronic endpoints |
Market Signals and Patent Cliff each have a CSV download. For a provider with no Medicare Part B or Part D activity in CMS data, the page says so and the Medicare tabs are left out.
About the Access tab
The Access tab places the practice on the map, then lists the HPSA shortage designations within 25 miles (up to six nearest) and the MUA designation for that county. When the address cannot be placed, it matches by ZIP code or city instead and says so. It shows the HPSA score, degree of shortage, FTE shortage, underserved population and distance, plus the MUA's IMU score, providers per 1,000, population below poverty, population aged 65+ and infant mortality. It tells you whether this provider sits inside a designated shortage or underserved area, which matters for programs tied to those designations.
A Watch button adds the county to your Radar as a county access watch.
Facility record
Open one from the View button on any row of the Facilities table.
| Tab | Contents |
|---|---|
| Overview | Provider ID, provider type, phone, ownership, chain, beds, emergency services, certification date, county and full address |
| EHR Stack | Shown when the facility appears in EHR Linkage. Its certified EHR stack: primary EHR vendor, platform or release, certified modules and developers on the stack, plus the list of certified modules |
| Market Position | How this facility compares with same-type peers in its state |
| Similar | Same-type facilities in the state closest to this one by size and location |
| Chain | Other facilities in the same chain network |
| Care Ecosystem | CMS-certified facilities by type across the state, with this facility's setting highlighted |
| ACO Coverage | Medicare ACO networks operating in the state: networks, beneficiaries, generated savings and average quality |
ACO Network record
Open one from the View button on any row of the ACO Networks table, or from a Directory row. The header shows the ACO ID with program, track and start-year badges that open the matching table, and a short Brief.
Peer comparisons use ACOs in the same program and risk track (or the same program when the track group is too small), counting only ACOs with a reported performance year.
| Tab | Contents |
|---|---|
| Overview | Quality score, savings rate, generated and earned savings, benchmark and per-capita spend, assigned and total beneficiaries, providers and counties served |
| Markets | State-by-state landscape for each state the ACO serves, and its closest footprint rivals |
| Position | Every reporting ACO plotted by quality score and savings rate, plus risk track and vintage |
| Efficiency | Derived ratios: earn rate, savings per beneficiary, beneficiaries per provider, and spend versus benchmark |
| Peer Ranking | Ranked against its peer cohort |
| Similar ACOs | Peer-cohort ACOs closest in assigned beneficiaries |
| Cohort Leaders | The top performers in the peer cohort |
Datasets without record pages
Most registry tables have no record page because the row is already the complete record. Where a row references something that has its own page -- a drug name, or a provider -- the value is shown as a link into that page.
Returning to your table
Opening a provider or facility record from a filtered table or Directory view stores where you came from, so Back to Providers or Back to Facilities returns you to the same filters, sort and page rather than to an unfiltered table.