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Huy Anh Nguyen

Gastroenterology · San Jose, CA · NPI 1073517306

Total reported 2019–2025
$104,133
from 11 companies across 284 reported payments
Substantially consulting and speaking fees (88% of the total).
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Huy Anh Nguyen (Gastroenterology, San Jose, CA) received $104,133 in reported industry payments across 284 records, 2019-2025, per CMS Open Payments. Substantially consulting and speaking fees (88% of the total). Source: https://docsdollar.online/doctor/3084/huy-anh-nguyen

Payments by year

2019: $35K $35K 20192020: $8K $8K 20202021: $19K $19K 20212022: $9K $9K 20222023: $16K $16K 20232024: $11K $11K 20242025: $7K $7K 2025
Data table
Program yearReported amountPayments
2019$34,80176
2020$7,79034
2021$19,31650
2022$8,50216
2023$15,95740
2024$10,99937
2025$6,76831

Who paid

General payments only. Research funding is listed separately below.

What kind of money

CMS classifies every payment into one of 19 categories. This is the distinction that matters most.

Speaking (non-CE) · $81,815 (78.6%)Consulting fees · $10,140 (9.7%)Travel and lodging · $6,156 (5.9%)Food and beverage · $6,021 (5.8%)
CategoryPaymentsAmount
Speaking (non-CE)
Compensation for services other than consulting, including serving as faculty or as a speaker at a venue other than a continuing education program
31$81,815
Consulting fees
Consulting Fee
3$10,140
Travel and lodging
Travel and Lodging
50$6,156
Food and beverage
Food and Beverage
200$6,021

Products named on these payments

Drugs, biologicals and devices manufacturers linked to a payment, 2023–2025.

Vemlidy $22,846Kerecis Omega3 Surgiclose $340Mavyret $185Linzess $133Creon $92.54Kerecis Surgiclose $59.25Xifaxan $48.15Gemtesa $46Xeljanz $30.70Tremfya $29.50Suflave $20.66Velsipity $18.84Viberzi $8.30

Every payment

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Data notes

Records shown here are published by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services under the Physician Payments Sunshine Act, covering program years 2019–2025. A reported payment is a disclosure, not a finding of wrongdoing. Amounts are as submitted by the paying company.

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