In Nebraska, drug and device makers reported $9M in general payments to
6,730 covered recipients (physicians and other clinicians) for 2024 — a mean of
$1,283 each — plus $91M tied to research and $558,996 in ownership interests.
A payment is a disclosed financial tie, not proof of wrongdoing — many are research grants,
consulting fees, or royalties a physician earns on a device they invented. Transparency, not a verdict.
$9M
general payments
6,730
covered recipients paid
$1,283
mean per physician
Top specialties in Nebraska
General payments by specialty; the figure on the right is the average per physician.
Orthopaedic Surgery$675,186$6,310/phys
Hematology & Oncology$535,894$9,570/phys
Cardiovascular Disease$431,243$5,989/phys
Interventional Cardiology$400,921$8,716/phys
Allergy & Immunology$388,267$20,435/phys
Nurse Practitioner$385,092$802/phys
Physician Assistant$356,747$505/phys
Family Medicine$336,636$511/phys
Nephrology$311,383$6,769/phys
Surgery$294,930$2,006/phys
Psychiatry$281,386$5,309/phys
Neurology$268,095$4,062/phys
Highest-paid physicians in Nebraska
By total general payments, 2024 — largely device royalties to inventor-physicians.
A disclosure record of industry–physician financial ties in Nebraska — not evidence that any
payment influenced care, not a measure of a physician's quality, and not advice
about your own doctor. To verify a specific physician, search CMS Open Payments directly.