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Harmon A Smith

Internal Medicine · Conyers, GA · NPI 1215028253

Total reported 2019–2025
$5,506
from 37 companies across 300 reported payments
Almost entirely meals and small gifts — 100% of this total is food and beverage.
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Harmon A Smith (Internal Medicine, Conyers, GA) received $5,506 in reported industry payments across 300 records, 2019-2025, per CMS Open Payments. Almost entirely meals and small gifts 100% of this total is food and beverage. Source: https://docsdollar.online/doctor/9316/harmon-a-smith

Payments by year

2019: $287 $287 20192020: $63.12 $63.12 20202021: $284 $284 20212022: $645 $645 20222023: $1K $1K 20232024: $1K $1K 20242025: $1K $1K 2025
Data table
Program yearReported amountPayments
2019$2877
2020$63.124
2021$28421
2022$64533
2023$1,31669
2024$1,42782
2025$1,48584

Who paid

General payments only. Research funding is listed separately below.

+ 22 more companies.

What kind of money

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

Food and beverage · $5,506 (100%)
CategoryPaymentsAmount
Food and beverage
Food and Beverage
300$5,506

Products named on these payments

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

Gvoke Hypopen $320Vraylar $305Trelegy Ellipta $261Krystexxa $199Farxiga $179Kerendia $170Otezla $170Rexulti $166Mounjaro $146Freestyle Libre 3 $128Qulipta $127Eliquis $126Otezla $121Breztri $115Wegovy $114Rybelsus $111Veozah $102Accrufer $88.26Freestyle Libre 2 $87.11Cobenfy $78.36Cologuard Collection Kit $65.98Jardiance $64.32Ozempic $64.11Airsupra $61.84

Every payment

Individual records, largest first. Choose a program year.

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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