COVID loss of revenue independent U.S. physicians estimated 2020

This statistic shows the estimated cumulative loss of revenue due to COVID-19 among independent physicians in the United States, for select time periods and two scenarios, as of June 2020. In the case of a July 2021 return to baseline patient and revenue levels, independent physicians could lose up to 158 billion U.S. dollars between March 2020 and June 2021.

Cumulative revenue losses due to COVID-19 among independent physician practices in the United States, for two scenarios, from March 2020 to June 2021 (in billion U.S. dollars)*

Characteristic	Jan 2021 return to baseline	Jul 2021 return to baseline
March 2020-June 2021**	104.29	158.35
March-December 2020**	104.29	130.09
March-June 2020	59.9	61.59
March-April 2020	31.48	31.48

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Release date

July 2020

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Region

United States

Survey time period

March to June 2020

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Independent U.S. physicians

Supplementary notes

* Does not include additional operational costs that physician offices incur due to COVID-19, such as costs of PPE, employee testing, and other expenses.

**Forecasts.

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