Acuvance DataRise™ 2025 Provider Compensation Data: Expanded Alaska Edition (PCD) is a subscription focused on personally-performed provider compensation in Alaska. This subscription includes over seven times (7x) more Alaska-focused data than the national Acuvance DataRise™ 2025 Provider Compensation Data subscription (2,118 vs. 276 Alaska data points).
The PCD data platform exclusively includes data for personally-performed provider compensation. These data sources are compliant with Stark regulations concerning both buyer-neutrality and precluded reliance on data containing referral relationships.
This data platform lets users filter and narrow healthcare provider compensation ranges based on a list of practice characteristics. Industry compensation surveys can report large differences in compensation and rates for providers with the exact same productivity. These large differences in compensation and rates can be explained by known and knowable characteristics of practice collections, reimbursement, and expenses.
2025 Edition Announcement
Users can drill down to state and local levels to identify compensation rates for specific specialties. Supporting reimbursement and malpractice expense data is included to validate compensation in Alaska.
Local Market Data References
2025 Local Market Data Webinar (8/28/25)
#1: Intro & Agenda00:38
#2: 3 Most Important Charts02:43
#3: Overview of 2025 Acuvance DataRise PCD05:27
#4: Trends in Local Market Provider Compensation07:34
#5: Alabama & Kentucky Markets02:52
#6: Minnesota, Oregon & Wisconsin02:02
#7: Alaska, the Dakotas, Idaho & Montana02:46
#8: Discuss Local Market Adjustment Factors05:25
#9: Specialty-Specific Market Adjustments05:36
#10: National Ranges vs. Local Market Ranges02:18
#11: Total Cash Comp vs. Clinical Comp01:22
#12: Local Market Differences in Contractor Comp04:04
Acuvance DataRise™ 2025 Provider Compensation Data: Expanded Alaska Edition (Based on 2025 Data) includes several modules:
- NEW: Pre-Calculated Percentile Tables: The new 2025 edition includes pre-calculated percentiles (1, 5, 10, 25, 50, 75, 90, 95, 99) at the state-level for four different sets of metrics:
- Total Clinical Compensation (AK only)
- Clinical Compensation per Work RVU (AK only)
- Professional Collections (AK only)
- Work RVUs (AK only)
- Monte Carlo Data: The 2025 Acuvance DataRise™ PCD (Expanded Alaska Edition) Monte Carlo Data includes over 2,100 unique data points. The data includes 45 physician specialties. The data can be filtered on multiple criteria (>10) at the same time. You can download raw or filtered data to Microsoft Excel and generate custom analyses and summaries yourself. You can copy and paste this data into your existing Excel-based analysis models just like any other data source.
- NEW: Malpractice Premiums & Commercial Reimbursement: The 2025 Acuvance DataRise™ PCD: Expanded Alaska subscription includes summarized Alaska physician premiums from the 2025 Acuvance DataRise™ Malpractice Expense Data subscription AND summarized rates from the Acuvance DataRise™ Commercial Reimbursement Data subscription. 2025 PCD subscribers will not receive full subscriptions to these two other services, but summarized percentile tables based on these other two subscription are included. Local market business intelligence on malpractice premiums and commercial reimbursement rates for specific specialties are invaluable resources for PCD customers to make informed decisions.
- Downloads: Users can download all the raw Monte Carlo Data (n=2,100) for further analysis in Microsoft Excel, Access, SQL, or other programs. Custom datasets can also be ordered for download.
Specialties: Alaska Only
Malpractice Rates: Alaska Only
The Acuvance DataRise™ PCD: Expanded Alaska Edition tools let users drill down and narrow ranges of provider compensation for provider specialists based on selections of:
Practice Revenue Factors:
- Provider specialty
- Work RVU or ASA productivity
- Payor mix
- Commercial reimbursement rates
Practice Expense Factors:
- Office space per provider
- Office rent rate
- Support staffing ratios
- Support staff wages
- Malpractice (PLI) expense
- Practice expenses (non-medical) to collections ratios
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why shouldn’t we exclusively use national surveys? Isn’t there is a national market for physician labor?
Several published research studies have found that (i) most physicians stay in the same state and local market and (ii) compensation fluctuates from market-to-market. You are encouraged to review the multiple studies on these topics:
- Dietrich, Mark O. Physician Distribution, Mobility, Fair Market Value and Compensation Surveys. Healthcare Financial Management. July 3, 2018.
- Newsad, Nicholas A. 2020 Physician Relocation Study. HealthCare Appraisers. October 15, 2020.
- Dietrich, Mark O. Physician Distribution, Mobility, Fair Market Value, and Compensation Surveys: An Update. Business Valuation Resources. Business Valuation Update. Vol. 27 No. 12. December 2021.
- Gottlieb, Joshua D. et al. Who Values Human Capitalists’ Human Capital? The Earnings and Labor Supply of U.S. Physicians. National Bureau of Economic Research. Working Paper 31469. July 2023.
Now that Acuvance DataRise™ PCD is here, expert witnesses have a new question to answer in court:
“If local market data was available for the subject arrangement, why didn”t you use it?”
Have the Monte Carlo Method and Earnings-Based Compensation stood up in litigation?
Yes. There are 14 modules in Business Valuation Resources” proprietary Monte Carlo training course on the use of Monte Carlo in a courtroom, including Daubert challenges, attack points, and cases involving Monte Carlo analysis (Nanovation, Lyondell vs Occidental, TriboFilm, Vernon v Cuomo).
Business Valuation Resources has also hosted a dozen continuing education training sessions on the Monte Carlo Method. Advanced Workshop on Monte Carlo: From Classroom to Boardroom to Courtroom addresses courtroom issues, including: (i) what to expect, (ii) technical challenges, and (iii) making it understandable.
Earnings-based compensation goes hand-in-hand with the reasonable compensation construct set forth by the Internal Revenue Services and the courts. There is ample IRS tax guidance and case law on on the topic of reasonable compensation as it pertains to small business earnings and compensation, including that of physician practices.
This sounds complicated. How do we explain Acuvance DataRise™ PCD to our clients or coworkers?
You can replace the term “Monte Carlo” with “statistics”. Acuvance DataRise™ PCD uses statistics, including probability distributions, to determine ranges of compensation in local markets.