NEW YORK-PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL, from the public federal record. That record reaches a compliance program as 4,696 separate habits: a spreadsheet, an inbox, a memory of a dinner in March. Nothing shares a format, so the work is manual, repeated, and impossible to check.
Source: CMS Open Payments, program year 2025. Physician roster derived by PayClear from CMS facility-affiliation data, not supplied by the institution. This page shows aggregate figures only, and is published identically for every hospital in the federal record, customer or not. This is the public record, not an accusation. Most of what it shows is routine and reported exactly the way federal law requires.
Every physician's record comes back in the same shape, so the committee filters instead of chasing.
The obligation sits with the institution; the data sits with the physicians. PayClear loads the public federal record as the floor, captures what CMS cannot see in the same ledger, and gives the physician a journal-ready ICMJE disclosure they keep when they move. That is why they keep it current, and why the institution's record stays current with it.
If this is your program, this page is your starting roster.
PayClear turns the public record above into a roster your committee can act on, a physician-confirmed ledger, and a disclosure cycle that keeps moving without your staff chasing it.