How much do procedures cost at Valley Presbyterian Hospital?

Taven tracks pricing for 243 procedures at Valley Presbyterian Hospital. Prices vary by insurance plan and procedure. Visit the full pricing table on this page for specific procedure costs.

Does Valley Presbyterian Hospital offer financial assistance?

Yes. As a nonprofit hospital, Valley Presbyterian Hospital is required under IRS Section 501(r) to offer a financial assistance program (charity care). Patients at or below 300% of the Federal Poverty Level generally qualify for reduced or free care.

Can I get a price estimate before visiting Valley Presbyterian Hospital?

Yes. Under the No Surprises Act, you have the right to receive a Good Faith Estimate before scheduled care. You can also compare Valley Presbyterian Hospital's published prices on Taven Health to understand typical costs before your visit.

How does Valley Presbyterian Hospital compare to other hospitals in Van Nuys, CA?

Taven compares Valley Presbyterian Hospital's negotiated rates against Van Nuys, CA metro averages for each procedure. Visit the pricing table above to see how each procedure's cost compares.

What is Valley Presbyterian Hospital's quality rating?

Valley Presbyterian Hospital has an overall CMS quality rating of 2 out of 5 stars, based on measures including mortality, safety of care, readmission rates, patient experience, and timely & effective care.

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Compare real prices at Valley Presbyterian Hospital in Van Nuys, CA. Taven tracks 243 procedures at this hospital using data from their publicly filed transparency report. Last updated March 2026.

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Procedure Prices at Valley Presbyterian Hospital

243 procedures with pricing data. Prices reflect negotiated rates across insurance payers compared to the Van Nuys, CA metro average.

Last updated: March 26, 2026

Procedure	Cash Price	Avg Negotiated	Van Nuys Avg	vs. Avg	Payers
Debridement - Subcutaneous Tissue CPT 11042 Wound debridement — removal of dead, damaged, or infected tissue from a wound to promote healing.	—	$756	$756	avg	43
Skin Biopsy (Tangential, Single Lesion) CPT 11102 Skin biopsy, tangential — removal of a thin layer of skin tissue for microscopic examination to diagnose skin conditions or suspicious lesions.	—	$450	$450	avg	43
Skin Biopsy (Punch, Single Lesion) CPT 11104 Skin punch biopsy — removal of a small, full-thickness circular sample of skin for laboratory analysis to diagnose skin conditions.	—	$662	$662	avg	43
Skin Graft Preparation CPT 15002 Skin Graft Preparation — CPT code 15002 covers skin graft preparation performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$2,326	$2,326	avg	43
Split-Thickness Skin Graft CPT 15100 Split-Thickness Skin Graft — CPT code 15100 covers split-thickness skin graft performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$2,841	$2,841	avg	23
Skin Substitute Graft (≤25 sq cm) CPT 15271 Skin Substitute Graft (≤25 sq cm) — CPT code 15271 covers skin substitute graft (≤25 sq cm) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$3,141	$3,141	avg	43
Skin Substitute Graft (≤100 sq cm) CPT 15275 Skin Substitute Graft (≤100 sq cm) — CPT code 15275 covers skin substitute graft (≤100 sq cm) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$3,141	$3,141	avg	43
Destruction of Premalignant Lesion (First) CPT 17000 Destruction of precancerous skin lesion — removal of a precancerous growth (actinic keratosis) using freezing, chemicals, or other methods.	—	$477	$477	avg	21
Wart Removal (Up to 14 Lesions) CPT 17110 Destruction of benign skin lesions, up to 14 — removal of warts, skin tags, or other non-cancerous growths.	—	$411	$411	avg	43
Breast Excision CPT 19120 Surgical removal of a breast lump or abnormal tissue. This procedure removes a specific area of concern while preserving as much healthy breast tissue as possible.	—	$5,172	$5,172	avg	23
Partial Mastectomy (Lumpectomy) CPT 19301 Surgical removal of a breast tumor along with a small margin of surrounding tissue. Also called a lumpectomy, this breast-conserving surgery removes the cancer while keeping most of the breast intact.	—	$5,172	$5,172	avg	23
Simple Mastectomy CPT 19303 Complete surgical removal of one breast. This procedure removes all breast tissue to treat or prevent breast cancer.	—	$8,324	$8,324	avg	23
Joint Injection (small joint) CPT 20600 Small joint injection — injection of medication into a small joint like a finger or toe to reduce pain and inflammation.	—	$543	$543	avg	43
Joint Injection (medium joint) CPT 20605 Medium joint injection — injection of medication into a medium-sized joint like the elbow, wrist, or ankle to reduce pain and inflammation.	—	$555	$555	avg	43
Joint Injection (Major Joint) CPT 20610 Large joint injection — injection of medication (such as cortisone) into a large joint like the knee, shoulder, or hip to reduce pain and inflammation.	—	$607	$607	avg	43
Joint Injection with Ultrasound (Major Joint) CPT 20611 Ultrasound — joint injection with ultrasound (major joint). This imaging test uses sound waves to create pictures of organs and structures inside the body.	—	$589	$589	avg	43
Le Fort I Osteotomy CPT 21141 Le Fort I Osteotomy — CPT code 21141 covers le fort i osteotomy performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$7,298	$7,298	avg	23
Lumbar Spinal Fusion (Posterior) CPT 22612 Lumbar spinal fusion (lower back) — surgery to permanently join two vertebrae in the lower spine to treat conditions like degenerative disc disease or spondylolisthesis.	—	$21,570	$21,570	avg	23
Lumbar Spinal Fusion (Posterior Interbody) CPT 22630 Posterior lumbar interbody fusion (PLIF) — spinal fusion through the back where a damaged disc is removed and replaced with a bone graft or cage to stabilize the spine.	—	$20,945	$20,945	avg	23
Rotator Cuff Repair CPT 23412 Rotator Cuff Repair — CPT code 23412 covers rotator cuff repair performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$9,515	$9,515	avg	23
Shoulder Replacement (Arthroplasty) CPT 23472 Shoulder Replacement (Arthroplasty) — CPT code 23472 covers shoulder replacement (arthroplasty) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$21,296	$21,296	avg	23
Trigger Finger Release CPT 26055 Trigger finger release — a procedure to free a finger tendon that has become stuck, causing the finger to catch or lock when bending.	—	$2,595	$2,595	avg	23
Open Fracture Treatment - Metacarpal CPT 26615 Open Fracture Treatment - Metacarpal — CPT code 26615 covers open fracture treatment - metacarpal performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$4,839	$4,839	avg	23
Total Hip Replacement CPT 27130 Total hip replacement surgery where the damaged hip joint is replaced with an artificial implant to relieve pain and improve mobility.	—	$15,287	$15,287	avg	23
Open Treatment Hip Fracture CPT 27236 Surgical repair of a broken hip using metal pins, screws, or plates to hold the bone fragments together while they heal.	—	$3,286	$3,286	avg	8
Total Knee Replacement - Unicompartmental CPT 27446 Partial knee replacement surgery that replaces only the damaged compartment of the knee joint with an artificial implant, preserving healthy bone and tissue.	—	$16,178	$16,178	avg	23
Total Knee Replacement CPT 27447 Full knee replacement surgery where the damaged knee joint is replaced with artificial metal and plastic components to relieve pain and restore function.	—	$15,448	$15,448	avg	23
Knee Realignment Osteotomy CPT 27477 Surgical reshaping of the leg bones around the knee to redistribute weight and relieve pain, typically used for patients with arthritis affecting one side of the knee.	—	$8,624	$8,624	avg	23
Closed Treatment Tibial Fracture CPT 27750 Treatment of a broken shinbone (tibia) without surgery, using a cast or brace to hold the bone in place while it heals.	—	$824	$824	avg	23
Hammertoe Correction CPT 28285 Surgical correction of a hammertoe — a toe that has become bent or curled. The procedure straightens the toe by removing bone or releasing tight tendons.	—	$4,860	$4,860	avg	43
Bunionectomy with Metatarsal Osteotomy CPT 28296 Surgical correction of a bunion (hallux valgus) that includes cutting and realigning the metatarsal bone to straighten the big toe and relieve pain.	—	$4,620	$4,620	avg	23
Shoulder Arthroscopy - Debridement CPT 29823 Minimally invasive shoulder surgery using a small camera (arthroscope) to clean out damaged tissue, bone spurs, or loose fragments from the shoulder joint.	—	$4,781	$4,781	avg	23
Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Repair CPT 29827 Arthroscopic repair of a torn rotator cuff — the group of tendons that stabilize the shoulder. The surgeon reattaches the torn tendon to the bone using small anchors.	—	$9,257	$9,257	avg	23
Knee Arthroscopy Medial & Lateral CPT 29880 Arthroscopic knee surgery to treat torn meniscus cartilage on both the inner and outer sides of the knee. Uses a small camera and tools to trim or repair the damaged cartilage.	—	$4,816	$4,816	avg	23
Knee Arthroscopy (Meniscus Surgery) CPT 29881 Arthroscopic knee surgery to treat a torn meniscus on one side of the knee. The surgeon trims or repairs the damaged cartilage through small incisions.	—	$4,795	$4,795	avg	23
Septoplasty (Deviated Septum Repair) CPT 30520 Septoplasty (Deviated Septum Repair) — CPT code 30520 covers septoplasty (deviated septum repair) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$4,798	$4,798	avg	23
Nasal Endoscopy (diagnostic) CPT 31231 Nasal Endoscopy (diagnostic) — CPT code 31231 covers nasal endoscopy (diagnostic) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$552	$552	avg	23
Nasal Endoscopy - Surgical Debridement CPT 31237 Nasal Endoscopy - Surgical Debridement — CPT code 31237 covers nasal endoscopy - surgical debridement performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$2,692	$2,692	avg	23
Ethmoidectomy - Partial CPT 31254 Ethmoidectomy - Partial — CPT code 31254 covers ethmoidectomy - partial performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$8,508	$8,508	avg	23
Sinus Surgery - Ethmoidectomy CPT 31255 Sinus Surgery - Ethmoidectomy — CPT code 31255 covers sinus surgery - ethmoidectomy performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$8,796	$8,796	avg	23
Sinus Surgery - Frontal CPT 31276 Sinus Surgery - Frontal — CPT code 31276 covers sinus surgery - frontal performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$8,579	$8,579	avg	23
TAVR - Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement CPT 33361 Replacement of a diseased aortic heart valve without open-heart surgery. A new valve is delivered through a catheter (thin tube) inserted through the leg artery.	—	$4,686	$4,686	avg	7
Mitral Valve Repair CPT 33430 Open-heart surgery to repair a damaged mitral valve — the valve between the upper and lower left chambers of the heart — restoring normal blood flow.	—	$4,117	$4,117	avg	7
Coronary Artery Bypass (CABG) - Single CPT 33533 Coronary artery bypass surgery (CABG) using a single graft. A healthy blood vessel from another part of the body is used to reroute blood around a blocked heart artery.	—	$3,616	$3,616	avg	2
Venipuncture (blood draw) CPT 36415 A routine blood draw where a needle is inserted into a vein (usually in the arm) to collect blood for laboratory testing.	—	$13	$13	avg	43
Central Venous Catheter CPT 36556 Insertion of a central venous catheter (a thin, flexible tube) into a large vein to deliver medications, fluids, or nutrition directly into the bloodstream.	—	$4,159	$4,159	avg	43
Central Venous Access Device CPT 36571 Central Venous Access Device — CPT code 36571 covers central venous access device performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$5,406	$5,406	avg	43
Central Venous Access - Jugular CPT 36573 Insertion of a central venous catheter into the jugular vein (in the neck) for direct access to the central bloodstream for medications or monitoring.	—	$2,491	$2,491	avg	43
Arterial Line Placement CPT 36620 Placement of a thin tube (catheter) into an artery, usually in the wrist, to continuously monitor blood pressure during surgery or critical care.	—	$946	$946	avg	43
Tonsillectomy & Adenoidectomy (Under 12) CPT 42820 Surgical removal of the tonsils and adenoids. This procedure treats chronic infections, breathing problems, or sleep apnea caused by enlarged tonsils and adenoids.	—	$7,246	$7,246	avg	24
Tonsillectomy (Age 12+) CPT 42826 Surgical removal of the tonsils for patients age 12 and older. This procedure treats chronic tonsillitis, recurrent infections, or breathing problems caused by enlarged tonsils.	—	$4,717	$4,717	avg	23
Upper Endoscopy (EGD) Diagnostic CPT 43235 Upper endoscopy (EGD) — a flexible tube with a camera is passed through the mouth to visually examine the esophagus, stomach, and upper intestine.	—	$1,741	$1,741	avg	23
Upper Endoscopy (EGD) with Biopsy CPT 43239 Upper endoscopy with biopsy — a flexible tube with a camera is passed through the mouth to examine the esophagus, stomach, and upper intestine, and tissue samples are taken for analysis.	—	$1,510	$1,510	avg	43
Upper Endoscopy with Dilation CPT 43249 Upper endoscopy with dilation — a flexible scope is used to stretch a narrowed area of the esophagus or stomach to improve swallowing.	—	$2,478	$2,478	avg	43
Upper GI Endoscopy with Polypectomy CPT 43251 Upper GI Endoscopy with Polypectomy — CPT code 43251 covers upper gi endoscopy with polypectomy performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$2,422	$2,422	avg	43
Upper GI Endoscopy with Band Ligation CPT 43270 Upper GI Endoscopy with Band Ligation — CPT code 43270 covers upper gi endoscopy with band ligation performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$2,959	$2,959	avg	23
Laparoscopic Hiatal Hernia Repair CPT 43282 Laparoscopic Hiatal Hernia Repair — CPT code 43282 covers laparoscopic hiatal hernia repair performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$13,004	$13,004	avg	23
Gastric Bypass (Laparoscopic Roux-en-Y) CPT 43644 Gastric Bypass (Laparoscopic Roux-en-Y) — CPT code 43644 covers gastric bypass (laparoscopic roux-en-y) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$6,580	$6,580	avg	2
Gastric Sleeve (Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy) CPT 43775 Gastric Sleeve (Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy) — CPT code 43775 covers gastric sleeve (laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$6,041	$6,041	avg	7
Gastric Bypass - Open CPT 43846 Gastric Bypass - Open — CPT code 43846 covers gastric bypass - open performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$3,343	$3,343	avg	7
Gastric Bypass with Small Intestine CPT 43847 Gastric Bypass with Small Intestine — CPT code 43847 covers gastric bypass with small intestine performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$3,546	$3,546	avg	7
Small Bowel Resection CPT 44120 Small bowel resection �� surgical removal of a portion of the small intestine to treat disease, obstruction, or injury.	—	$2,984	$2,984	avg	7
Laparoscopic Small Bowel Enterostomy CPT 44180 Laparoscopic Small Bowel Enterostomy — CPT code 44180 covers laparoscopic small bowel enterostomy performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$7,591	$7,591	avg	23
Laparoscopic Appendectomy CPT 44970 Laparoscopic appendectomy — minimally invasive surgical removal of the appendix, typically performed for appendicitis.	—	$7,795	$7,795	avg	23
Colonoscopy (diagnostic) CPT 45378 Diagnostic colonoscopy — a flexible tube with a camera is inserted through the rectum to examine the entire large intestine for polyps, cancer, or other abnormalities.	—	$1,817	$1,817	avg	23
Colonoscopy with Biopsy CPT 45380 Colonoscopy with biopsy — examination of the large intestine with a camera, during which tissue samples are taken from suspicious areas for laboratory analysis.	—	$2,105	$2,105	avg	23
Colonoscopy with Polyp Removal CPT 45385 Colonoscopy with polyp removal — examination of the large intestine during which precancerous growths (polyps) are found and removed to prevent colon cancer.	—	$2,105	$2,105	avg	23
Gallbladder Removal (Laparoscopic) CPT 47562 Minimally invasive removal of the gallbladder (laparoscopic cholecystectomy). Small incisions and a camera are used to remove the gallbladder, typically for gallstones or inflammation.	—	$7,905	$7,905	avg	29
Gallbladder Removal with Cholangiography CPT 47563 Laparoscopic gallbladder removal with X-ray imaging of the bile ducts (cholangiography) to check for gallstones in the ducts during surgery.	—	$7,916	$7,916	avg	27
Cholecystectomy - Open CPT 47600 Open cholecystectomy — surgical removal of the gallbladder through a larger incision in the abdomen.	—	$3,147	$3,147	avg	8
Inguinal Hernia Repair CPT 49505 Inguinal hernia repair — surgical repair of a hernia in the groin area where tissue pushes through a weak spot in the abdominal muscles.	—	$5,102	$5,102	avg	23
Inguinal Hernia Repair (Incarcerated) CPT 49507 Inguinal Hernia Repair (Incarcerated) — CPT code 49507 covers inguinal hernia repair (incarcerated) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$5,814	$5,814	avg	23
Ventral Hernia Repair CPT 49585 Ventral Hernia Repair — CPT code 49585 covers ventral hernia repair performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$4,307	$4,307	avg	7
Laparoscopic Inguinal Hernia Repair CPT 49650 Laparoscopic inguinal hernia repair — minimally invasive repair of a groin hernia using small incisions and a camera.	—	$7,676	$7,676	avg	23
Lithotripsy (Kidney Stone Treatment) CPT 50590 Lithotripsy — shock waves are used to break kidney stones into small pieces that can pass naturally through the urinary tract.	—	$5,976	$5,976	avg	24
Bladder Aspiration/Drainage CPT 51102 Bladder Aspiration/Drainage — CPT code 51102 covers bladder aspiration/drainage performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$3,544	$3,544	avg	43
Cystoscopy (Bladder Exam) CPT 52000 Cystoscopy — a thin scope with a camera is inserted through the urethra to examine the inside of the bladder and urinary tract.	—	$1,416	$1,416	avg	23
TURP (Prostate Resection) CPT 52601 Transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) — surgical removal of prostate tissue through the urethra to treat enlarged prostate and improve urinary flow.	—	$6,782	$6,782	avg	23
Prostate Biopsy CPT 55700 Prostate Biopsy — CPT code 55700 covers prostate biopsy performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$3,077	$3,077	avg	23
Robotic Prostatectomy CPT 55866 Robotic Prostatectomy — CPT code 55866 covers robotic prostatectomy performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$12,509	$12,509	avg	23
Colposcopy with Biopsy (Cervical) CPT 57454 Colposcopy with Biopsy (Cervical) — CPT code 57454 covers colposcopy with biopsy (cervical) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$954	$954	avg	23
Endometrial Biopsy CPT 58100 Endometrial Biopsy — CPT code 58100 covers endometrial biopsy performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$536	$536	avg	23
Total Hysterectomy - Abdominal CPT 58150 Total Hysterectomy - Abdominal — CPT code 58150 covers total hysterectomy - abdominal performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$3,340	$3,340	avg	8
IUD Insertion CPT 58300 IUD Insertion — CPT code 58300 covers iud insertion performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$982	$982	avg	6
IUD Removal CPT 58301 IUD Removal — CPT code 58301 covers iud removal performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$643	$643	avg	21
Laparoscopic Hysterectomy (250g or Less) CPT 58571 Total laparoscopic hysterectomy including removal of the cervix — minimally invasive complete removal of the uterus and cervix.	—	$12,895	$12,895	avg	23
Laparoscopic Ovarian Cyst/Adnexal Removal CPT 58661 Laparoscopic removal of the uterus (hysterectomy) — minimally invasive surgery using small incisions and a camera to remove the uterus.	—	$7,808	$7,808	avg	23
Fetal Non-Stress Test CPT 59025 Fetal non-stress test — monitoring the baby's heart rate in response to its own movements to assess fetal wellbeing.	—	$331	$331	avg	43
Vaginal Delivery (routine, global) CPT 59400 Routine obstetric care including prenatal visits, vaginal delivery, and postpartum care — comprehensive maternity care package.	—	$2,904	$2,904	avg	5
Vaginal Delivery Only CPT 59409 Vaginal Delivery Only — CPT code 59409 covers vaginal delivery only performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$4,398	$4,398	avg	23
C-Section Delivery (global) CPT 59510 Routine obstetric care including prenatal visits, cesarean delivery, and postpartum care — comprehensive maternity care package with C-section.	—	$3,183	$3,183	avg	5
VBAC Delivery CPT 59610 VBAC Delivery — CPT code 59610 covers vbac delivery performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$2,904	$2,904	avg	5
Lumbar Epidural Injection CPT 62322 Lumbar or sacral epidural injection — injection of medication into the epidural space of the lower spine for pain relief.	—	$1,240	$1,240	avg	43
Lumbar Epidural - Fluoroscopic CPT 62323 Lumbar or sacral epidural injection with imaging guidance — a precisely targeted spinal injection using X-ray or fluoroscopy for accurate placement.	—	$1,321	$1,321	avg	21
Lumbar Laminotomy CPT 63030 Lumbar laminotomy — surgical removal of a small portion of the vertebral bone (lamina) in the lower back to relieve pressure on spinal nerves, typically for a herniated disc.	—	$9,492	$9,492	avg	23
Lumbar Laminectomy (Single Level) CPT 63047 Lumbar laminectomy — surgical removal of the bony arch (lamina) of a vertebra in the lower back to create more space for the spinal cord and nerves.	—	$9,512	$9,512	avg	23
Transforaminal Epidural Injection CPT 64483 Lumbar epidural steroid injection — injection of anti-inflammatory medication into the space around spinal nerves in the lower back to relieve pain.	—	$1,619	$1,619	avg	23
Facet Joint Injection - Lumbar CPT 64493 Lumbar facet joint injection — injection of medication into the small joints of the lower spine to diagnose and treat back pain.	—	$1,619	$1,619	avg	23
Facet Joint Destruction - Lumbar CPT 64635 Facet Joint Destruction - Lumbar — CPT code 64635 covers facet joint destruction - lumbar performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$3,054	$3,054	avg	23
Carpal Tunnel Release CPT 64721 Carpal tunnel release — surgery to relieve pressure on the median nerve in the wrist, treating numbness, tingling, and weakness in the hand.	—	$3,027	$3,027	avg	23
Glaucoma Laser Surgery CPT 65855 Glaucoma Laser Surgery — CPT code 65855 covers glaucoma laser surgery performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$1,275	$1,275	avg	23
Glaucoma Filter Surgery CPT 66170 Glaucoma Filter Surgery — CPT code 66170 covers glaucoma filter surgery performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$3,681	$3,681	avg	23
YAG Laser Capsulotomy CPT 66821 YAG Laser Capsulotomy — CPT code 66821 covers yag laser capsulotomy performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$1,366	$1,366	avg	43
Complex Cataract Surgery CPT 66982 CT scan — complex cataract surgery. This imaging test uses X-rays and a computer to create detailed cross-sectional images of the body.	—	$4,132	$4,132	avg	23
Cataract Surgery CPT 66984 Cataract surgery with lens implant — removal of the clouded natural lens of the eye and replacement with a clear artificial lens to restore vision.	—	$4,132	$4,132	avg	23
Strabismus Surgery CPT 67311 Strabismus Surgery — CPT code 67311 covers strabismus surgery performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$3,561	$3,561	avg	23
Eyelid Repair - Blepharoplasty CPT 67904 Eyelid Repair - Blepharoplasty — CPT code 67904 covers eyelid repair - blepharoplasty performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$3,737	$3,737	avg	23
Eyelid Repair - Lower Lid CPT 67917 Eyelid Repair - Lower Lid — CPT code 67917 covers eyelid repair - lower lid performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$3,737	$3,737	avg	23
Tear Duct Probing CPT 68810 CT scan — tear duct probing. This imaging test uses X-rays and a computer to create detailed cross-sectional images of the body.	—	$888	$888	avg	23
Ear Wax Removal CPT 69210 Ear Wax Removal — CPT code 69210 covers ear wax removal performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$136	$136	avg	43
Ear Tube Placement (Tympanostomy) CPT 69436 Ear Tube Placement (Tympanostomy) — CPT code 69436 covers ear tube placement (tympanostomy) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$2,547	$2,547	avg	23
CT Head without Contrast CPT 70450 CT scan — ct head without contrast. This imaging test uses X-rays and a computer to create detailed cross-sectional images of the body.	—	$751	$751	avg	43
CT Head with Contrast CPT 70460 CT scan — ct head with contrast. This imaging test uses X-rays and a computer to create detailed cross-sectional images of the body.	—	$916	$916	avg	43
Brain MRI without Contrast CPT 70551 MRI of the brain without contrast — detailed magnetic resonance imaging of the brain to evaluate for abnormalities without using contrast dye.	—	$1,026	$1,026	avg	43
MRI Brain with/without Contrast CPT 70553 MRI of the brain with and without contrast dye — detailed imaging of the brain using magnetic fields and radio waves to diagnose tumors, stroke, or other conditions.	—	$1,336	$1,336	avg	43
Chest X-Ray (single view) CPT 71045 X-ray imaging — chest x-ray (single view). A quick imaging test using small amounts of radiation to create pictures of bones and internal structures.	—	$160	$160	avg	43
Chest X-Ray (2 views) CPT 71046 Chest X-ray, two views — standard imaging of the lungs and chest from front and side to evaluate for pneumonia, heart problems, or other chest conditions.	—	$186	$186	avg	43
CT Chest without Contrast CPT 71250 CT scan of the chest without contrast — detailed cross-sectional imaging of the lungs, heart, and chest structures without contrast dye.	—	$846	$846	avg	43
CT Chest with Contrast CPT 71260 CT scan of the chest with contrast — detailed cross-sectional imaging of the chest after injecting contrast dye to better visualize blood vessels and tissues.	—	$978	$978	avg	43
Lumbar Spine X-Ray CPT 72100 X-ray imaging — lumbar spine x-ray. A quick imaging test using small amounts of radiation to create pictures of bones and internal structures.	—	$170	$170	avg	43
MRI Cervical Spine without Contrast CPT 72141 MRI of the cervical spine (neck) without contrast — detailed imaging of the neck spine to evaluate for herniated discs, spinal cord problems, or nerve issues.	—	$1,058	$1,058	avg	43
MRI Lumbar Spine without Contrast CPT 72148 MRI of the lumbar spine (lower back) without contrast — detailed imaging of the lower spine to evaluate for herniated discs, spinal stenosis, or nerve compression.	—	$1,067	$1,067	avg	43
Shoulder X-Ray CPT 73030 X-ray imaging — shoulder x-ray. A quick imaging test using small amounts of radiation to create pictures of bones and internal structures.	—	$161	$161	avg	43
Hand X-Ray CPT 73130 X-ray imaging — hand x-ray. A quick imaging test using small amounts of radiation to create pictures of bones and internal structures.	—	$173	$173	avg	43
MRI Shoulder without Contrast CPT 73221 MRI of any joint of the upper extremity without contrast — detailed imaging of a shoulder, elbow, wrist, or hand joint.	—	$919	$919	avg	43
Knee X-Ray CPT 73560 X-ray imaging — knee x-ray. A quick imaging test using small amounts of radiation to create pictures of bones and internal structures.	—	$155	$155	avg	43
Ankle X-Ray CPT 73610 X-ray imaging — ankle x-ray. A quick imaging test using small amounts of radiation to create pictures of bones and internal structures.	—	$170	$170	avg	43
MRI Knee without Contrast CPT 73721 MRI of any joint of the lower extremity without contrast — detailed imaging of a hip, knee, ankle, or foot joint using magnetic resonance.	—	$944	$944	avg	43
CT Abdomen/Pelvis without Contrast CPT 74176 CT scan of the abdomen and pelvis without contrast followed by with contrast — complete imaging study of the abdomen and pelvis.	—	$978	$978	avg	43
CT Abdomen/Pelvis with Contrast CPT 74177 CT scan of the abdomen and pelvis with contrast — comprehensive cross-sectional imaging of the abdominal and pelvic organs after contrast injection.	—	$1,211	$1,211	avg	43
Breast Ultrasound CPT 76642 Ultrasound — breast ultrasound. This imaging test uses sound waves to create pictures of organs and structures inside the body.	—	$207	$207	avg	43
Abdominal Ultrasound CPT 76700 Abdominal ultrasound — uses sound waves to create images of organs in the abdomen including the liver, gallbladder, kidneys, and pancreas.	—	$409	$409	avg	43
OB Ultrasound (first trimester) CPT 76801 Ultrasound — ob ultrasound (first trimester). This imaging test uses sound waves to create pictures of organs and structures inside the body.	—	$232	$232	avg	43
OB Ultrasound (complete) CPT 76805 Ultrasound — ob ultrasound (complete). This imaging test uses sound waves to create pictures of organs and structures inside the body.	—	$249	$249	avg	43
Transvaginal Ultrasound CPT 76830 Transvaginal ultrasound — an ultrasound probe is placed internally to obtain detailed images of the uterus, ovaries, and pelvic structures.	—	$282	$282	avg	43
Pelvic Ultrasound CPT 76856 Pelvic ultrasound — uses sound waves to examine the uterus, ovaries, bladder, and other pelvic organs.	—	$278	$278	avg	43
3D Mammography (Tomosynthesis) CPT 77063 3D Mammography (Tomosynthesis) — CPT code 77063 covers 3d mammography (tomosynthesis) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$54	$54	+1%	23
Diagnostic Mammogram (unilateral) CPT 77065 Screening mammogram of one breast — X-ray imaging of one breast to check for early signs of breast cancer.	—	$159	$159	avg	20
Diagnostic Mammogram (bilateral) CPT 77066 Screening mammogram of both breasts — routine X-ray imaging of both breasts to detect early breast cancer in women without symptoms.	—	$210	$210	avg	20
Screening Mammogram (bilateral) CPT 77067 Screening mammogram of both breasts including computer-aided detection — enhanced breast X-ray with software assistance for improved cancer detection.	—	$182	$182	avg	20
Nuclear Stress Test (SPECT MPI) CPT 78452 Myocardial perfusion imaging (stress test with nuclear imaging) — evaluates blood flow to the heart muscle during rest and stress to detect blocked arteries.	—	$2,168	$2,168	avg	43
BMP (Basic Metabolic Panel) CPT 80048 Basic metabolic panel — a blood test measuring 8 substances (glucose, calcium, sodium, potassium, CO2, chloride, BUN, creatinine) to assess kidney function, blood sugar, and electrolyte balance.	—	$136	$136	avg	43
CMP (Comprehensive Metabolic Panel) CPT 80053 Comprehensive metabolic panel — a blood test measuring 14 substances to evaluate kidney and liver function, blood sugar, electrolytes, and protein levels.	—	$149	$149	avg	43
Lipid Panel CPT 80061 Lipid panel — a blood test measuring cholesterol levels including total cholesterol, HDL ("good"), LDL ("bad"), and triglycerides to assess heart disease risk.	—	$87	$87	avg	43
Hepatic Function Panel CPT 80076 Hepatic Function Panel — CPT code 80076 covers hepatic function panel performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$139	$139	avg	43
Urinalysis with Microscopy CPT 81001 Urinalysis with microscopy — a urine test that examines the physical, chemical, and microscopic properties of urine to detect infections, kidney disease, or other conditions.	—	$30	$30	-1%	43
Urinalysis (automated) CPT 81003 Urinalysis (automated) — CPT code 81003 covers urinalysis (automated) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$18	$18	avg	43
Vitamin D Level CPT 82306 Vitamin D blood test — measures the level of vitamin D in your blood to check for deficiency.	—	$39	$39	avg	43
Urine Creatinine CPT 82570 Urine Creatinine — CPT code 82570 covers urine creatinine performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$32	$32	+1%	43
Ferritin Level CPT 82728 Ferritin Level — CPT code 82728 covers ferritin level performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$40	$40	-1%	43
Glucose (blood sugar) CPT 82947 Blood glucose test — measures the level of sugar in your blood, used to screen for and monitor diabetes.	—	$33	$33	-1%	43
Hemoglobin A1C CPT 83036 Hemoglobin A1c test — a blood test that shows your average blood sugar level over the past 2-3 months, used to diagnose and monitor diabetes.	—	$12	$12	+2%	43
Potassium Level CPT 84132 Potassium Level — CPT code 84132 covers potassium level performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$35	$35	avg	43
PSA (Prostate) CPT 84153 PSA (Prostate) — CPT code 84153 covers psa (prostate) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$34	$34	avg	43
Sodium Level CPT 84295 Sodium Level — CPT code 84295 covers sodium level performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$35	$35	avg	43
TSH (Thyroid) CPT 84443 Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) test — a blood test to check how well your thyroid gland is working.	—	$35	$35	avg	43
CBC (Complete Blood Count) CPT 85025 Complete blood count (CBC) with differential — a common blood test that measures red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, and hemoglobin to evaluate overall health.	—	$45	$45	avg	43
PT/INR (Prothrombin Time) CPT 85610 PT/INR (Prothrombin Time) — CPT code 85610 covers pt/inr (prothrombin time) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$29	$29	+1%	43
TB Skin Test CPT 86580 TB Skin Test — CPT code 86580 covers tb skin test performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$51	$51	avg	43
Blood Type (ABO) CPT 86900 Blood Type (ABO) — CPT code 86900 covers blood type (abo) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$141	$141	avg	43
COVID-19 Test (rapid antigen) CPT 87426 COVID-19 Test (rapid antigen) — CPT code 87426 covers covid-19 test (rapid antigen) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$56	$56	-1%	43
Chlamydia Test CPT 87491 Chlamydia test — a laboratory test to detect the sexually transmitted infection chlamydia using genetic material from a sample.	—	$40	$40	+1%	43
Gonorrhea Test CPT 87591 Gonorrhea test — a laboratory test to detect the sexually transmitted infection gonorrhea using genetic material from a sample.	—	$44	$44	avg	43
COVID-19 Test (PCR) CPT 87635 COVID-19 Test (PCR) — CPT code 87635 covers covid-19 test (pcr) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$69	$69	avg	43
Flu Test (rapid) CPT 87804 Flu Test (rapid) — CPT code 87804 covers flu test (rapid) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$23	$23	+1%	20
Pap Smear (ThinPrep) CPT 88175 Pap Smear (ThinPrep) — CPT code 88175 covers pap smear (thinprep) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$43	$43	-1%	20
Immunization Administration CPT 90471 Immunization Administration — CPT code 90471 covers immunization administration performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$116	$116	avg	43
Flu Vaccine (high dose) CPT 90662 Flu Vaccine (high dose) — CPT code 90662 covers flu vaccine (high dose) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$89	$89	avg	43
Tdap Vaccine CPT 90715 Tdap Vaccine — CPT code 90715 covers tdap vaccine performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$138	$138	avg	43
Psychiatric Diagnostic Evaluation CPT 90791 Psychiatric Diagnostic Evaluation — CPT code 90791 covers psychiatric diagnostic evaluation performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$249	$249	avg	15
Psychiatric Eval with Medical Services CPT 90792 Psychiatric Eval with Medical Services — CPT code 90792 covers psychiatric eval with medical services performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$249	$249	avg	15
Psychotherapy (16-37 min) CPT 90832 Psychotherapy (16-37 min) — CPT code 90832 covers psychotherapy (16-37 min) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$249	$249	avg	15
Psychotherapy (38-52 min) CPT 90834 Psychotherapy (38-52 min) — CPT code 90834 covers psychotherapy (38-52 min) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$249	$249	avg	15
Psychotherapy (53+ min) CPT 90837 Psychotherapy (53+ min) — CPT code 90837 covers psychotherapy (53+ min) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$249	$249	avg	15
Family Psychotherapy (with patient) CPT 90847 Family Psychotherapy (with patient) — CPT code 90847 covers family psychotherapy (with patient) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$223	$223	avg	18
Group Psychotherapy CPT 90853 Group Psychotherapy — CPT code 90853 covers group psychotherapy performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$126	$126	avg	18
Coronary Stent Placement CPT 92928 Coronary Stent Placement — CPT code 92928 covers coronary stent placement performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$16,090	$16,090	avg	43
EKG (12-lead) CPT 93000 EKG (12-lead) — CPT code 93000 covers ekg (12-lead) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$84	$84	avg	5
EKG Interpretation CPT 93010 EKG Interpretation — CPT code 93010 covers ekg interpretation performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$21	$21	-2%	5
Cardiovascular Stress Test CPT 93015 Cardiovascular Stress Test — CPT code 93015 covers cardiovascular stress test performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$335	$335	avg	5
Echocardiogram Complete CPT 93306 Echocardiogram Complete — CPT code 93306 covers echocardiogram complete performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$1,084	$1,084	avg	43
Stress Echocardiogram CPT 93350 Stress Echocardiogram — CPT code 93350 covers stress echocardiogram performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$952	$952	avg	43
Stress Echocardiogram CPT 93351 Stress Echocardiogram — CPT code 93351 covers stress echocardiogram performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$833	$833	avg	17
Left Heart Catheterization CPT 93458 Left Heart Catheterization — CPT code 93458 covers left heart catheterization performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$5,609	$5,609	avg	43
Carotid Ultrasound CPT 93880 Ultrasound — carotid ultrasound. This imaging test uses sound waves to create pictures of organs and structures inside the body.	—	$567	$567	avg	43
Venous Duplex Scan (legs) CPT 93971 Venous Duplex Scan (legs) — CPT code 93971 covers venous duplex scan (legs) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$342	$342	avg	43
Psychological Testing Evaluation CPT 96130 Psychological Testing Evaluation — CPT code 96130 covers psychological testing evaluation performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$685	$685	avg	17
Psychological Testing - Additional Hour CPT 96131 Psychological Testing - Additional Hour — CPT code 96131 covers psychological testing - additional hour performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$773	$773	avg	2
Therapeutic Injection (IM/SubQ) CPT 96372 Therapeutic injection — injection of medication into a muscle or under the skin for treatment purposes.	—	$118	$118	avg	43
IV Push (single drug) CPT 96374 IV push medication — rapid injection of medication directly into a vein or existing IV line.	—	$289	$289	avg	43
Chemotherapy Infusion (first hour) CPT 96413 Chemotherapy IV infusion, first hour — administration of cancer-fighting medication through an IV line for the initial hour.	—	$588	$588	avg	43
PT - Ultrasound Therapy CPT 97035 Ultrasound — pt - ultrasound therapy. This imaging test uses sound waves to create pictures of organs and structures inside the body.	—	$56	$56	avg	43
PT - Therapeutic Exercise CPT 97110 Therapeutic exercises — a physical therapy session focused on exercises to improve strength, flexibility, endurance, or range of motion.	—	$78	$78	avg	43
PT - Gait Training CPT 97116 PT - Gait Training — CPT code 97116 covers pt - gait training performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$73	$73	avg	43
PT - Manual Therapy CPT 97140 Manual therapy — hands-on treatment by a physical therapist including joint mobilization, soft tissue massage, and manual stretching.	—	$69	$69	avg	43
PT Evaluation - Low Complexity CPT 97161 Physical therapy evaluation, low complexity — initial assessment by a physical therapist for a straightforward condition.	—	$169	$169	avg	43
PT Evaluation - Moderate Complexity CPT 97162 Physical therapy evaluation, moderate complexity — initial assessment by a physical therapist for a condition requiring moderate clinical decision-making.	—	$175	$175	avg	43
PT Evaluation - High Complexity CPT 97163 Physical therapy evaluation, high complexity — comprehensive initial assessment by a physical therapist for a complex condition.	—	$185	$185	avg	43
PT - Therapeutic Activities CPT 97530 Therapeutic activities — functional movement training to improve your ability to perform daily activities.	—	$85	$85	avg	43
New Patient Visit - Straightforward CPT 99201 New Patient Visit - Straightforward — CPT code 99201 covers new patient visit - straightforward performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$271	$271	avg	43
New Patient Visit - Low Complexity CPT 99202 New Patient Visit - Low Complexity — CPT code 99202 covers new patient visit - low complexity performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$308	$308	avg	43
New Patient Visit - Moderate Complexity CPT 99203 Office visit for a new patient with a low complexity medical problem. Typically 30-44 minutes for initial evaluation, history, and treatment planning.	—	$374	$374	avg	43
New Patient Visit - High Complexity CPT 99204 Office visit for a new patient with a moderate to high complexity medical problem. Typically 45-59 minutes for comprehensive evaluation.	—	$422	$422	avg	43
New Patient Visit - Comprehensive CPT 99205 Office visit for a new patient with a high complexity medical problem. Typically 60-74 minutes for comprehensive evaluation and management.	—	$480	$480	avg	43
Office Visit - Minimal (Level 1) CPT 99211 Office Visit - Minimal (Level 1) — CPT code 99211 covers office visit - minimal (level 1) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$272	$272	avg	43
Office Visit - Straightforward (Level 2) CPT 99212 Office Visit - Straightforward (Level 2) — CPT code 99212 covers office visit - straightforward (level 2) performed in a clinical or hospital setting.	—	$308	$308	avg	43
Office Visit - Low Complexity (Level 3) CPT 99213 Office visit for an established patient with a low to moderate complexity medical problem. Typically 20-29 minutes with your doctor for evaluation and management.	—	$361	$361	avg	43
Office Visit - Moderate Complexity (Level 4) CPT 99214 Office visit for an established patient with a moderate to high complexity medical problem. Typically 30-39 minutes with your doctor for evaluation and management.	—	$412	$412	avg	43
Office Visit - High Complexity (Level 5) CPT 99215 Office visit for an established patient with a high complexity medical problem. Typically 40-54 minutes with your doctor for detailed evaluation and management.	—	$367	$367	avg	43
ER Visit - Minor Problem CPT 99281 Emergency department visit for a minor, self-limited problem requiring minimal evaluation.	—	$194	$194	avg	43
ER Visit - Low Complexity CPT 99282 Emergency department visit for a low to moderate severity problem requiring a brief evaluation.	—	$353	$353	avg	43
ER Visit - Moderate Complexity CPT 99283 Emergency department visit for a moderate severity problem requiring an expanded evaluation.	—	$693	$693	avg	43
ER Visit - High Complexity CPT 99284 Emergency department visit for a high severity problem requiring urgent evaluation, but not an immediate threat to life.	—	$999	$999	avg	43
ER Visit - Immediate Threat to Life CPT 99285 Emergency department visit for a severe, potentially life-threatening problem requiring immediate and comprehensive evaluation.	—	$1,355	$1,355	avg	43
Critical Care - First Hour CPT 99291 Critical care, first 30-74 minutes — intensive medical care for a critically ill or injured patient whose condition requires constant attention from the physician.	—	$1,825	$1,825	avg	43
Critical Care - Additional 30 Min CPT 99292 Critical care, each additional 30 minutes — continued intensive care beyond the first 74 minutes for a critically ill patient.	—	$1,077	$1,077	avg	43
Ceftriaxone Injection 250mg CPT J0696 HCPCS Level II code J0696 — Ceftriaxone Injection 250mg. Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System code for ceftriaxone injection 250mg.	—	$401	$401	avg	43
Triamcinolone Injection CPT J3301 HCPCS Level II code J3301 — Triamcinolone Injection. Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System code for triamcinolone injection.	—	$10	$10	+2%	2
Dexamethasone Injection CPT J1100 HCPCS Level II code J1100 — Dexamethasone Injection. Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System code for dexamethasone injection.	—	$58	$58	+1%	43
Septicemia/Severe Sepsis w/o MV >96hrs w MCC MS-DRG 871 Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group DRG-871 — Septicemia/Severe Sepsis w/o MV >96hrs w MCC. Inpatient hospital payment classification for cases involving septicemia/severe sepsis w/o mv >96hrs w mcc.	—	$20,506	$20,506	avg	1
Heart Failure and Shock w MCC MS-DRG 291 Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group DRG-291 — Heart Failure and Shock w MCC. Inpatient hospital payment classification for cases involving heart failure and shock w mcc.	—	$12,625	$12,625	avg	1
Respiratory Infections/Inflammations w MCC MS-DRG 177 Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group DRG-177 — Respiratory Infections/Inflammations w MCC. Inpatient hospital payment classification for cases involving respiratory infections/inflammations w mcc.	—	$17,672	$17,672	avg	1
Simple Pneumonia and Pleurisy w MCC MS-DRG 193 Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group DRG-193 — Simple Pneumonia and Pleurisy w MCC. Inpatient hospital payment classification for cases involving simple pneumonia and pleurisy w mcc.	—	$12,711	$12,711	avg	1
Septicemia/Severe Sepsis w/o MV >96hrs w/o MCC MS-DRG 872 Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group DRG-872 — Septicemia/Severe Sepsis w/o MV >96hrs w/o MCC. Inpatient hospital payment classification for cases involving septicemia/severe sepsis w/o mv >96hrs w/o mcc.	—	$10,053	$10,053	avg	1
Esophagitis/Gastroenteritis/Misc Digestive w/o MCC MS-DRG 392 Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group DRG-392 — Esophagitis/Gastroenteritis/Misc Digestive w/o MCC. Inpatient hospital payment classification for cases involving esophagitis/gastroenteritis/misc digestive w/o mcc.	—	$8,288	$8,288	avg	1
Kidney/Urinary Tract Infections w/o MCC MS-DRG 690 CT scan — kidney/urinary tract infections w/o mcc. This imaging test uses X-rays and a computer to create detailed cross-sectional images of the body.	—	$7,972	$7,972	avg	1
Acute Myocardial Infarction, Discharged Alive w MCC MS-DRG 280 Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group DRG-280 — Acute Myocardial Infarction, Discharged Alive w MCC. Inpatient hospital payment classification for cases involving acute myocardial infarction, discharged alive w mcc.	—	$15,956	$15,956	avg	1
GI Hemorrhage w CC MS-DRG 378 Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group DRG-378 — GI Hemorrhage w CC. Inpatient hospital payment classification for cases involving gi hemorrhage w cc.	—	$9,919	$9,919	avg	1
Infectious/Parasitic Diseases w OR Procedures w MCC MS-DRG 853 Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group DRG-853 — Infectious/Parasitic Diseases w OR Procedures w MCC. Inpatient hospital payment classification for cases involving infectious/parasitic diseases w or procedures w mcc.	—	$45,803	$45,803	avg	1
Renal Failure w CC MS-DRG 683 Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group DRG-683 — Renal Failure w CC. Inpatient hospital payment classification for cases involving renal failure w cc.	—	$8,942	$8,942	avg	1
Renal Failure w MCC MS-DRG 682 Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group DRG-682 — Renal Failure w MCC. Inpatient hospital payment classification for cases involving renal failure w mcc.	—	$16,005	$16,005	avg	1
Kidney/Urinary Tract Infections w MCC MS-DRG 689 CT scan — kidney/urinary tract infections w mcc. This imaging test uses X-rays and a computer to create detailed cross-sectional images of the body.	—	$11,766	$11,766	avg	1
Major Hip/Knee Joint Replacement MS-DRG 470 Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group DRG-470 — Major Hip/Knee Joint Replacement. Inpatient hospital payment classification for cases involving major hip/knee joint replacement.	—	$18,727	$18,727	avg	1
Intracranial Hemorrhage/Cerebral Infarction w CC MS-DRG 065 Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group DRG-065 — Intracranial Hemorrhage/Cerebral Infarction w CC. Inpatient hospital payment classification for cases involving intracranial hemorrhage/cerebral infarction w cc.	—	$9,740	$9,740	avg	1
Misc Disorders of Nutrition/Metabolism/Fluids w MCC MS-DRG 640 Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group DRG-640 — Misc Disorders of Nutrition/Metabolism/Fluids w MCC. Inpatient hospital payment classification for cases involving misc disorders of nutrition/metabolism/fluids w mcc.	—	$12,472	$12,472	avg	1
Intracranial Hemorrhage/Cerebral Infarction w MCC MS-DRG 064 Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group DRG-064 — Intracranial Hemorrhage/Cerebral Infarction w MCC. Inpatient hospital payment classification for cases involving intracranial hemorrhage/cerebral infarction w mcc.	—	$18,877	$18,877	avg	1
Hip/Femur Procedures Except Major Joint w CC MS-DRG 481 Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group DRG-481 — Hip/Femur Procedures Except Major Joint w CC. Inpatient hospital payment classification for cases involving hip/femur procedures except major joint w cc.	—	$21,209	$21,209	avg	1
Cardiac Arrhythmia/Conduction Disorders w CC MS-DRG 309 Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group DRG-309 — Cardiac Arrhythmia/Conduction Disorders w CC. Inpatient hospital payment classification for cases involving cardiac arrhythmia/conduction disorders w cc.	—	$7,693	$7,693	avg	1
Misc Disorders of Nutrition/Metabolism/Fluids w/o MCC MS-DRG 641 Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group DRG-641 — Misc Disorders of Nutrition/Metabolism/Fluids w/o MCC. Inpatient hospital payment classification for cases involving misc disorders of nutrition/metabolism/fluids w/o mcc.	—	$7,687	$7,687	avg	1
Cellulitis w/o MCC MS-DRG 603 Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group DRG-603 — Cellulitis w/o MCC. Inpatient hospital payment classification for cases involving cellulitis w/o mcc.	—	$8,821	$8,821	avg	1
COPD w MCC MS-DRG 190 Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group DRG-190 — COPD w MCC. Inpatient hospital payment classification for cases involving copd w mcc.	—	$11,179	$11,179	avg	1
Simple Pneumonia and Pleurisy w CC MS-DRG 194 Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group DRG-194 — Simple Pneumonia and Pleurisy w CC. Inpatient hospital payment classification for cases involving simple pneumonia and pleurisy w cc.	—	$8,562	$8,562	avg	1
Syncope and Collapse MS-DRG 312 Medicare Severity Diagnosis Related Group DRG-312 — Syncope and Collapse. Inpatient hospital payment classification for cases involving syncope and collapse.	—	$8,469	$8,469	avg	1

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