Open Payments

Pyros Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Payments to physicians and teaching hospitals reported to CMS under the Sunshine Act for 2024. Data sourced directly from the Open Payments federal database.

Program year 2024
4 recipients
$254
Total Paid (2024)
to 4 doctors
$254
Total Paid
2024 program year
4
Physicians Paid
individual recipients
$64
Avg per Physician
mean payment
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Top Recipients — Pyros Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Open Payments 2024
Physician Specialty Location Amount Received
RODRIGUEZ, ANDY MD — NJ $65
GELLER, ERIC M.D. — NJ $65
ALTER, ALIZA M.D. — NJ $65
MAHALINGAM, RAJESHWARI — NJ $58
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