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CMS Medicare Spending Scraper | MSPB Provider Data

Export CMS Medicare Spending Per Beneficiary (MSPB) data at hospital, state and national level. Filter by US state. Pull facility ID, name, address, MSPB score and measurement period from the official data.cms.gov API. CSV, Excel, JSON or XML for healthcare research.

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🏥 CMS Medicare Spending Scraper

🚀 Export CMS Medicare spending data in seconds. Pull Medicare Spending Per Beneficiary (MSPB) scores by hospital, state, or national level. CSV, Excel, JSON, or XML.

The CMS Medicare Spending Scraper pulls Medicare Spending Per Beneficiary (MSPB) data from the official data.cms.gov provider-data API. Records cover hospital-level, state-level, and national spending figures for the Medicare program.

CMS publishes MSPB scores annually for all hospitals participating in Medicare. The MSPB score measures how Medicares spending per patient at a given hospital compares to the national median. Coverage includes 4,600+ US hospitals and rolled-up state and national figures.

Target Audience / Use Cases

WhoWhy
Healthcare consultanciesBenchmark hospital efficiency
Health insurance carriersAnalyze provider cost patterns
Hospital adminCompare against peers
Policy researchersStudy Medicare spending variation
InvestorsEvaluate healthcare providers for M&A
JournalistsCover healthcare cost stories

📋 What the CMS Medicare Spending Scraper does

  • Queries the data.cms.gov provider-data API for Medicare spending datasets
  • Supports four dataset choices: hospital, state, national, and by-claim
  • Filters by state code
  • Returns 14 fields per record
  • Exports to CSV, Excel, JSON, or XML
  • Direct source links to CMS pages

💡 Why it matters: Medicare is the largest US health insurer by far. MSPB scores reveal which hospitals deliver care efficiently and which spend disproportionately. Programmatic access enables benchmarking, policy research, and investment analysis at scale.

📊 Data fields

Each record includes: address, citytown, end_date, facility_id, facility_name, measure_id, measure_name, score, scrapedAt, sourceUrl, start_date, state, zip_code. These field names come straight from the actor's dataset schema, so what you see here is what lands in your dataset.

⚠️ Good to Know: The MSPB-1 measure has a national mean of 1.00. Scores below 1.00 indicate the hospital spends less per Medicare patient than the national average. Use state filtering to compare hospitals within the same regulatory environment.

🚀 How to use

  1. Create a free account at Apify (includes $5 free credit)
  2. Open the CMS Medicare Spending Scraper actor page and click Try for free
  3. Enter your state code, dataset, and optional facility filter
  4. Optionally set maxItems and other filters
  5. Click Start and wait for the run to finish
  6. Download your dataset as CSV, Excel, JSON, or XML
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Disclaimer: This tool accesses publicly available CMS Medicare spending data via the official data.cms.gov API. ParseForge is not affiliated with CMS or HHS. Users are responsible for compliance with applicable laws.

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