How many doctors in Woodstock receive payments from drug companies?

13 clinicians in Woodstock, Vermont have at least one Open Payments, Medicare Part B or Part D record on file, and $2,150 in general payments has been reported to them in total. Most individual payments nationally are meals worth under $20.

How do I check my own doctor in Woodstock?

Search their name in the box at the top of any page. Each profile shows what drug and device makers reported paying them, what they billed Medicare, what they prescribed, and how that compares with others in the same specialty and state.

Doctors in Woodstock, VT

13 clinicians with a payment, billing or prescribing record on file, and $2,150 in reported general payments across Open Payments program years 2019–2025.

Clinicians: 13
Total reported: $2K
Average per clinician: $165
Specialties listed: 6

Drug and device companies bought food or drink for clinicians in Woodstock 5 times, worth $255 — an average of $51 each. Nationally, food and beverage is nine in ten reported payments and under a tenth of the money; this is what that looks like in one town.

Highest reported payments in Woodstock

A high position here usually reflects a consulting, speaking or royalty arrangement rather than anything untoward — see how to read these figures before drawing conclusions.

1Deanna SgambatoPhysician Assistant$1,711
2Elena FotiadisGeneral Practice$177
3Margaret JanisseGeneral Practice$128
4Kermit HummelPhysician Assistant$52
5Margaret StoneGeneral Practice$50
6Holly CathcartPhysician Assistant$18
7Mark KnottGeneral Practice$14
8Rachel LaroccaFamily Practice$0
9Margaret RoylanceOccupational Therapist in Private Practice$0
10Steven SmithInternal Medicine$0
11Judi FriedmanPhysician Assistant$0
12Joshua RoylancePhysical Therapist in Private Practice$0
13Hugh HermannFamily Practice$0

Specialties in Woodstock

Physician Assistant General Practice Family PracticeOccupational Therapist in Private PracticeInternal Medicine Physical Therapist in Private Practice

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