Inpatient stay · MS-DRG 300

Peripheral vascular disorders with CC

In 2024, Medicare and patients paid an average of $10,707 per stay at 639 hospitals. Half of hospitals averaged between $8,509 and $11,634.

National figures, 2024

Average payment per case: $10,707
Typical range (middle half of hospitals): $8,509–$11,634
Medicare’s share: $8,37478% of the payment
Average billed charge: $52,265
Hospitals reporting: 63912,552 stays

Hospitals in Georgia

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Average payment across these 19 hospitals: $11,051National $10,707 · Georgia $11,051
Median hospital: $10,135
Lowest to highest: $7,409–$21,731
Medicare stays: 307

19 hospitals reported at least 11 Medicare stays for this in 2024. Download as CSV

Medicare payments per case for Peripheral vascular disorders with CC by hospital, 2024
Hospital	Cases	Average payment	vs national average	Medicare paid	Billed charge
Emory Johns Creek HospitalJohns Creek, GA · CCN 110230	11	$7,409	31% below the national average	$6,371	$31,288
Northside Hospital ForsythCumming, GA · CCN 110005	17	$8,127	24% below the national average	$7,263	$63,422
Piedmont Augusta HospitalAugusta, GA · CCN 110028	12	$8,714	19% below the national average	$6,183	$30,284
Saint Joseph's Hospital Of Atlanta, IncAtlanta, GA · CCN 110082	21	$8,856	17% below the national average	$6,063	$40,903
Emory Houston Hospital Warner RobinsWarner Robins, GA · CCN 110069	13	$9,233	14% below the national average	$5,775	$27,316
Piedmont Fayette HospitalFayetteville, GA · CCN 110215	15	$9,371	12% below the national average	$6,866	$32,559
Piedmont Newnan Hospital, IncNewnan, GA · CCN 110229	15	$9,403	12% below the national average	$7,069	$40,791
Northside Hospital CherokeeCanton, GA · CCN 110008	12	$9,466	12% below the national average	$8,378	$67,070
Piedmont Athens Regional Medical CenterAthens, GA · CCN 110074	12	$9,860	About average	$7,258	$36,024
Atrium Health Navicent The Medical CenterMacon, GA · CCN 110107	16	$10,135	About average	$8,444	$36,277
Savannah Health Services LLC Dba Memorial Health University Medical CenterSavannah, GA · CCN 110036	19	$10,274	About average	$6,981	$37,211
Northeast Georgia Medical Center, IncGainesville, GA · CCN 110029	21	$10,717	About average	$8,921	$46,028
Wellstar Cobb Medical CenterAustell, GA · CCN 110143	11	$11,268	About average	$9,866	$60,625
Northside Hospital GwinnettLawrenceville, GA · CCN 110087	12	$11,454	About average	$9,840	$46,970
Piedmont Hospital, IncAtlanta, GA · CCN 110083	19	$11,821	10% above the national average	$6,363	$36,107
Wellstar Kennestone Regional Medical CenterMarietta, GA · CCN 110035	39	$12,295	15% above the national average	$9,854	$50,587
Northside HospitalAtlanta, GA · CCN 110161	11	$12,675	18% above the national average	$11,488	$57,833
Emory University HospitalAtlanta, GA · CCN 110010	16	$14,714	37% above the national average	$9,052	$30,398
Grady Memorial HospitalAtlanta, GA · CCN 110079	15	$21,731	103% above the national average	$17,982	$53,899

National trend

Average payment and billed charge per stay, and how many Medicare stays were reported each year.

Average payment
Average billed charge

2020: 12,038 stays at 622 hospitals · 2021: 13,027 stays at 664 hospitals · 2022: 10,999 stays at 587 hospitals · 2023: 12,414 stays at 636 hospitals · 2024: 12,552 stays at 639 hospitals

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National average payment and billed charge for Peripheral vascular disorders with CC
Year of care	Average payment	Average billed charge
2020	$9,046	$40K
2021	$9,593	$43K
2022	$9,963	$49K
2023	$10K	$50K
2024	$11K	$52K

By state, 2024

Case-weighted average payment across each state’s reporting hospitals, lowest first.

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Average payment by state for Peripheral vascular disorders with CC, 2024
State	Hospitals	Cases	Average payment	Typical range
Arkansas	4	50	$7,364	$7,076–$7,476
Vermont	1	15	$7,975	$7,975–$7,975
Louisiana	7	109	$8,180	$7,538–$8,852
New Mexico	2	39	$8,229	$7,781–$8,394
Kentucky	5	107	$8,317	$7,859–$9,269
Mississippi	6	83	$8,352	$8,200–$8,415
North Dakota	3	38	$8,883	$8,437–$9,379
West Virginia	7	113	$8,975	$7,813–$9,353
Missouri	11	213	$9,025	$7,952–$8,643
Oklahoma	6	113	$9,093	$8,160–$10,475
Florida	70	1,575	$9,185	$7,962–$9,709
Indiana	15	267	$9,234	$8,015–$8,592
Ohio	23	444	$9,388	$7,457–$10,213
Arizona	14	228	$9,494	$8,600–$9,222
Colorado	3	42	$9,528	$8,159–$10,568
South Carolina	11	174	$9,735	$8,268–$10,681
Kansas	4	78	$9,755	$8,673–$10,115
Texas	39	786	$9,767	$8,451–$10,351
South Dakota	2	23	$9,773	$9,566–$10,019
Iowa	4	68	$9,789	$9,050–$10,197
Michigan	24	494	$9,790	$9,129–$10,115
Virginia	22	378	$9,798	$8,082–$9,320
Delaware	3	72	$9,950	$9,363–$10,220
Tennessee	12	252	$10,023	$8,105–$10,578
Alabama	9	136	$10,030	$7,524–$8,747
Oregon	3	38	$10,117	$9,685–$10,564
Maine	1	17	$10,123	$10,123–$10,123
Pennsylvania	32	616	$10,175	$8,174–$11,409
Minnesota	6	90	$10,197	$8,185–$9,437
New Jersey	35	724	$10,535	$9,379–$11,645
Nevada	10	177	$10,581	$9,528–$11,535
Nebraska	2	41	$10,608	$9,063–$10,848
Washington	6	79	$10,619	$9,968–$10,905
Illinois	39	805	$10,799	$8,315–$11,569
North Carolina	13	255	$10,801	$8,930–$12,987
Wisconsin	5	103	$10,886	$9,358–$11,960
Georgia	19	307	$11,051	$9,302–$11,638
Utah	2	24	$11,346	$10,179–$12,513
Rhode Island	2	32	$11,402	$10,950–$11,983
District of Columbia	3	52	$11,644	$9,978–$13,020
Massachusetts	20	527	$11,700	$9,026–$13,504
Connecticut	5	106	$12,358	$10,642–$12,126
California	61	1,091	$13,184	$11,058–$13,690
Maryland	19	297	$13,493	$10,640–$16,191
New York	47	1,231	$13,629	$10,361–$14,766
New Hampshire	1	20	$14,080	$14,080–$14,080
Hawaii	1	23	$14,172	$14,172–$14,172

About these numbers

Average payment is what Medicare paid plus the patient’s deductible and coinsurance (and any other insurer), averaged over the hospital’s Medicare cases. It covers the hospital’s part of the care; doctors bill separately. Billed charges are the hospital’s list prices, which few patients pay.

Medicare sets its payments by formula, adjusting for local wages, teaching programs, the share of low-income patients and unusually costly cases. Those adjustments drive most differences between hospitals, so a lower payment doesn’t mean better or worse care, and Medicare patients’ own costs usually vary much less than the totals. Private insurance pays different, usually higher, prices.

Source: CMS Medicare Inpatient Hospitals by Provider and Service (Medicare fee-for-service claims). CMS omits hospitals with fewer than 11 stays. More in the glossary.