Socioeconomic Survey of Pediatric Practices

This report provides the most current financial, operations, and productivity benchmark data about pediatric practices in the United States. This report provides the most current financial, operations, and productivity benchmark data about pediatric practices in the United States. Reported measures include practice revenue, expense, staffing, payroll, patient volume, payer mix, capacity, and other key operational characteristics by type of practice. Regional data are provided on select measures where available. Some data highlights include the following: Annual Number of Patient Visits, per FTE (full-time equivalent) Physician, Proportion of Revenue From Self-insured Patients, Private or Public Insurance, Total Practice Expense and Revenue, Practice Expense and Medical Revenue per FTE Physician, Annual Number of Patient Visits, per FTE Physician, Medical Revenue per Patient Visit, Employee and Contractor Physician Compensation, Nonphysician Staff Compensation. This report is compiled from results of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Socioeconomic Survey of Pediatric Practices, which was mailed to a random sample of 10,000 members of the AAP between December 2007 and June 2008. Findings in this report represent data provided by approximately 3,000 members of the AAP who participated in the survey.