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Life & fun · August 28, 2026

PAMAwatch

Check your lab's PAMA reporting exposure, free

What it does

PAMAwatch reads your independent clinical lab's own CY2024 Medicare Clinical Laboratory billing (by NPI or name) against PAMA's public $12,500 reporting threshold, straight from CMS data. No account, no pricing, just the comparison CMS built the rule on.

Enter your lab’s NPI or name to see your CY2024 Medicare Clinical Laboratory billing against PAMA’s reporting floor, read from public CMS data.

1,572 independent clinical labs already clear PAMA’s Medicare billing floor in public CY2024 CMS data. Enter your NPI or lab name and we compare your own Medicare Clinical Laboratory billing against the $12,500 low expenditure threshold, the same public data CMS itself built the rule on. PAMAwatch is a free PAMA reporting exposure checker for independent clinical labs. 1,572 independent clinical labs indexed, CY 2024 Medicare billing data. No account, nothing stored. Method and sources . PAMA’s private-payor-rate reporting requirement does not turn on how big your lab feels or what a billing newsletter said last quarter. It turns on one dollar figure CMS already has on record for your NPI,…from pamawatch.com

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