Get the data
Two ways in. The raw files from CMS, free. The normalized figures with a chip on every row, free with attribution. And if you would rather put the question to us, a research brief.
Every organ procurement organization (OPO) cost report as CMS publishes it, one archive for every year. Free, no gate, from CMS.
Open at CMSThe release as figure rows, every row with its chip, the release tag and the hash. Free with attribution.
Artifact JSONOne part of the release for one year: /api/econ/r/fy2024-pe.v1.3a-beta.r5/2024/organizations
On Explore, the CSV button downloads what is shown, with the attribution line first.
A written answer to one question, every figure traced to the form, line and column it came from. $2,500.
Ask for a briefAttribution
Every CSV and every response carries this line. Keep it with anything you republish.
Source: Meira Atlas, release fy2024-pe.v1.3a-beta.r5, sha256 aae7000082c98184f87f5e122565e84a1031fb6cf90d14179a3411937edc82f0, by 2460 Health Tech, Inc., CC BY 4.0, derived from CMS HCRIS cost reports (CMS-216-94 and CMS-2552-10), HRSA service areas and IRS Form 990 filings.
Ask for a research brief
A research brief, $2,500. A written answer to your question, with every figure traced to the form, line and column it came from, the underlying data attached, and the whole thing reproducible against a pinned release. Two to three weeks depending on scope.
Send the question to hello@meira.life. We will tell you what the filings can and cannot answer before anyone pays, including when the answer is that they cannot.