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What is Call Pay Insight?
The Call Pay Insight Report is a market study of physician and advanced practice provider on-call compensation derived from publicly available U.S. General Services Administration healthcare staffing contracts.
The 2024 Edition draws on 79 contracts and 887 specialty-specific data points, providing a transparent, data-driven framework for evaluating on-call compensation arrangements across a broad range of specialties and provider types.
Coming Events
Valuing Unrestricted Call Coverage: Compensating Providers for On-Call
Thursday, August 27, 2026 | 12:00–12:45 p.m. ET
Tim Smith and Greg Endicott will examine unrestricted on-call compensation as two distinct components: compensation for availability to provide emergency patient care and compensation for professional services rendered while on call that may otherwise be uncompensated or undercompensated.
FAQs
Who is this study designed for?
The study is designed for healthcare valuation professionals, hospitals and health systems, physician groups, legal counsel, and compliance teams evaluating physician and advanced practice provider on-call compensation arrangements.
Does the report explain how the data can be used in a fair market value analysis?
Yes. The report discusses how the market data may inform the assessment of fair market value for on-call compensation arrangements.
The report provides market data and analytical context; it does not itself provide a valuation opinion, legal determination, or compliance safe harbor.
What types of on-call arrangements does the study cover?
The study addresses unrestricted on-call availability services, including telephonic consultation requirements across a broad range of physician specialties and provider types.
Where does the data come from?
The study is derived from publicly available U.S. General Services Administration healthcare staffing contracts. The 2024 Edition draws on 79 contracts and 887 specialty-specific data points.
Can the report be cited in client deliverables?
Yes. The license permits purchasers to cite and reference the study in client deliverables with proper attribution, subject to the full license terms contained in the Terms of Service.