GlassScript

Built on CMS Open Payments

See who pays your doctor.

Drug and device makers report their payments to doctors under federal law. Look yours up, with context. Free, no account.

What were you prescribed?

Start from a drug or device. See which companies made payments associated with it, and how your doctor fits in.

For example: Ozempic, Eliquis, Humira.

Who is your doctor?

Search by name. See reported payments year by year, which companies paid, and how that compares with similar providers.

Nicknames work too: Bill finds William.

$2.9Breported in 2025
1,677,539providers you can look up
2,918companies reporting
2025latest program year

Source: CMS Open Payments, program years 2019-2025, as reported to CMS by drug and device makers (published June 30, 2026).

How it works

A minute from question to context

  1. Search

    Type your doctor's name, or a drug or device you were prescribed.

  2. See the payments

    Yearly totals since 2019, which companies paid, and what the payments were for.

  3. Read the context

    Comparisons with similar providers, and plain notes on what the numbers do and don't mean.

What this data is

A public record, reported by the companies

Since 2013, the Physician Payments Sunshine Act has required drug and device makers to tell CMS about payments and transfers of value to physicians and other practitioners. That covers meals at educational events, consulting fees, travel, royalties, and research funding. CMS publishes it every year as Open Payments. GlassScript reads that record and adds the context raw numbers leave out.

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