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Acute Myocardial Infarction, Expired with major complications

Medicare DRG 283. What hospitals charge and what Medicare pays, 2024.

Avg hospital charge
$101,454
Avg total payment
$20,977
Avg Medicare pays
$17,738
Hospitals reporting
145

The "charge" is the hospital's list price — almost nobody pays it. "Total payment" is what the hospital actually received (Medicare plus patient copays and other payers). These figures cover Medicare fee-for-service inpatient stays only.

StateHospitalsAvg chargeAvg Medicare payment
New York8$188,948$25,272
California7$187,344$26,650
Alaska1$177,549$20,873
Georgia2$167,027$17,441
Pennsylvania5$146,939$15,066
Louisiana2$129,840$13,256
District of Columbia1$126,579$18,090
Texas7$123,384$13,267
New Hampshire1$122,372$27,572
Kansas1$118,093$16,252
Alabama3$109,844$14,395
Oklahoma3$109,334$12,594
Missouri1$108,890$19,446
Ohio3$105,361$15,753
Tennessee7$104,224$14,722
Connecticut2$98,718$18,394
Arizona2$97,384$14,462
Illinois6$91,245$15,050
Washington8$90,323$16,658
West Virginia1$89,603$15,519
Maryland2$89,489$90,282
New Jersey6$88,720$16,670
Maine2$88,187$16,105
Florida11$88,044$15,657
Nevada1$87,501$17,308
Hawaii1$85,097$17,199
Kentucky1$83,272$17,657
South Carolina5$83,267$14,853
Virginia11$81,074$13,520
Michigan3$76,191$15,107
Wisconsin4$73,943$18,212
Rhode Island1$69,550$17,339
Massachusetts10$66,835$18,590
North Carolina5$65,443$14,836
Nebraska1$62,394$12,157
North Dakota1$60,182$15,747
Iowa2$57,522$12,596
Vermont1$57,066$7,424
Delaware1$55,512$14,223
Oregon2$51,457$17,723
Minnesota2$46,567$18,808
Indiana1$31,260$11,781

Source: CMS Medicare Inpatient Hospitals by Provider and Service. A DRG (Diagnosis Related Group) is how Medicare classifies an inpatient stay for payment; the description is Medicare's, not a diagnosis for any individual.