Inpatient stay · MS-DRG 521 · Surgery or procedure

Hip replacement with principal diagnosis of hip fracture with MCC

In 2024, Medicare and patients paid an average of $25,727 per stay at 440 hospitals. Half of hospitals averaged between $20,731 and $27,552.

Also known as: Hip replacement, broken hip

National figures, 2024

Average payment per case: $25,727
Typical range (middle half of hospitals): $20,731–$27,552
Medicare’s share: $22,76488% of the payment
Average billed charge: $135,818
Hospitals reporting: 4407,531 stays

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Average payment across these 35 hospitals: $21,634National $25,727 · Florida $21,634
Median hospital: $20,589
Lowest to highest: $17,587–$28,567
Medicare stays: 644

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

Medicare payments per case for Hip replacement with principal diagnosis of hip fracture with MCC by hospital, 2024
Hospital	Cases	Average payment	vs national average	Medicare paid	Billed charge
Delray Medical CenterDelray Beach, FL · CCN 100258	21	$17,587	32% below the national average	$16,048	$277,670
Cleveland Clinic Martin North HospitalStuart, FL · CCN 100044	18	$18,373	29% below the national average	$17,079	$103,426
Sarasota Memorial Hospital - VeniceNorth Venice, FL · CCN 100359	17	$18,476	28% below the national average	$16,639	$125,620
Lakewood Ranch Medical CenterBradenton, FL · CCN 100299	13	$18,684	27% below the national average	$17,436	$257,177
Lakeland Regional Medical CenterLakeland, FL · CCN 100157	17	$19,094	26% below the national average	$17,957	$118,837
Cleveland Clinic Indian River HospitalVero Beach, FL · CCN 100105	17	$19,362	25% below the national average	$18,362	$66,967
Mease Countryside HospitalSafety Harbor, FL · CCN 100265	15	$19,540	24% below the national average	$18,343	$126,787
Jupiter Medical CenterJupiter, FL · CCN 100253	13	$19,594	24% below the national average	$18,339	$113,073
UF Health Leesburg HospitalLeesburg, FL · CCN 100084	14	$19,662	24% below the national average	$18,380	$104,385
AdventHealth SebringSebring, FL · CCN 100109	12	$19,685	23% below the national average	$17,895	$110,603
AdventHealth Daytona BeachDaytona Beach, FL · CCN 100068	17	$19,716	23% below the national average	$18,662	$118,020
Baptist Medical Center BeachesJacksonville Beach, FL · CCN 100117	12	$19,924	23% below the national average	$18,700	$147,580
Holmes Regional Medical CenterMelbourne, FL · CCN 100019	12	$20,379	21% below the national average	$19,271	$130,898
Gulf Coast Medical Center Lee HealthFort Myers, FL · CCN 100220	29	$20,429	21% below the national average	$19,213	$148,858
St Anthonys HospitalSaint Petersburg, FL · CCN 100067	16	$20,550	20% below the national average	$19,312	$128,966
St Josephs HospitalTampa, FL · CCN 100075	17	$20,565	20% below the national average	$19,448	$106,799
Naples Community HospitalNaples, FL · CCN 100018	23	$20,569	20% below the national average	$18,854	$112,868
Lee Memorial HospitalFort Myers, FL · CCN 100012	17	$20,589	20% below the national average	$19,339	$138,816
Ascension St Vincent's RiversideJacksonville, FL · CCN 100040	17	$20,613	20% below the national average	$18,609	$116,698
Baptist HospitalPensacola, FL · CCN 100093	17	$20,684	20% below the national average	$19,342	$151,804
Cape Coral HospitalCape Coral, FL · CCN 100244	15	$20,778	19% below the national average	$18,917	$152,108
AdventHealth OrlandoOrlando, FL · CCN 100007	41	$21,203	18% below the national average	$19,197	$198,942
Sarasota Memorial HospitalSarasota, FL · CCN 100087	31	$21,265	17% below the national average	$19,718	$144,007
Tallahassee Memorial HealthcareTallahassee, FL · CCN 100135	15	$21,910	15% below the national average	$20,204	$137,652
HCA Florida JFK HospitalAtlantis, FL · CCN 100080	14	$22,095	14% below the national average	$20,635	$376,327
Orlando HealthOrlando, FL · CCN 100006	30	$22,322	13% below the national average	$20,842	$225,962
HCA Florida North Florida HospitalGainesville, FL · CCN 100204	25	$24,090	About average	$21,983	$289,164
Bethesda Hospital EastBoynton Beach, FL · CCN 100002	11	$24,179	About average	$22,274	$160,911
Marion Communtiy HospitalOcala, FL · CCN 100212	17	$24,514	About average	$22,970	$419,928
AdventHealth Palm CoastPalm Coast, FL · CCN 100118	19	$24,589	About average	$23,388	$109,885
Boca Raton Regional HospitalBoca Raton, FL · CCN 100168	12	$24,841	About average	$22,662	$179,227
HCA Florida Brandon HospitalBrandon, FL · CCN 100243	12	$25,792	About average	$23,368	$271,170
Baptist Health Medical Center - JacksonvilleJacksonville, FL · CCN 100088	41	$26,282	About average	$17,416	$137,649
Mayo ClinicJacksonville, FL · CCN 100151	11	$27,749	About average	$22,573	$101,947
UF Health Shands HospitalGainesville, FL · CCN 100113	16	$28,567	11% above the national average	$25,145	$141,316

National trend

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

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2020: 104 stays at 8 hospitals · 2021: 6,643 stays at 412 hospitals · 2022: 8,058 stays at 479 hospitals · 2023: 7,579 stays at 460 hospitals · 2024: 7,531 stays at 440 hospitals

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National average payment and billed charge for Hip replacement with principal diagnosis of hip fracture with MCC
Year of care	Average payment	Average billed charge
2020	$26K	$137K
2021	$25K	$117K
2022	$26K	$122K
2023	$25K	$127K
2024	$26K	$136K

By state, 2024

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

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Average payment by state for Hip replacement with principal diagnosis of hip fracture with MCC, 2024
State	Hospitals	Cases	Average payment	Typical range
Vermont	1	12	$17,543	$17,543–$17,543
Nebraska	3	50	$19,283	$19,215–$19,781
Mississippi	10	173	$19,996	$18,297–$20,694
Oklahoma	7	141	$20,074	$19,718–$20,973
Louisiana	6	95	$20,414	$19,500–$21,485
Tennessee	18	306	$20,970	$19,095–$21,646
Arkansas	6	98	$20,996	$19,585–$22,404
Ohio	12	167	$21,526	$20,161–$22,700
Florida	35	644	$21,634	$19,673–$23,206
Colorado	5	79	$21,784	$21,379–$22,844
Iowa	7	136	$21,831	$20,284–$23,469
Kentucky	7	129	$21,868	$19,963–$23,571
Missouri	10	169	$21,913	$19,071–$22,071
Idaho	3	41	$22,013	$21,756–$22,530
South Carolina	9	155	$22,570	$20,643–$23,707
Virginia	18	300	$22,758	$20,046–$23,806
Montana	4	59	$22,900	$22,632–$22,924
Kansas	9	150	$23,132	$21,851–$23,623
West Virginia	4	61	$23,439	$20,910–$25,117
Pennsylvania	13	203	$23,809	$21,621–$25,019
Texas	24	435	$23,821	$20,601–$24,648
Indiana	9	149	$24,130	$20,107–$23,453
Arizona	13	223	$24,295	$21,795–$23,420
South Dakota	3	48	$24,333	$21,700–$25,828
Michigan	8	105	$24,918	$22,106–$25,328
Maine	1	19	$24,928	$24,928–$24,928
Utah	2	24	$24,958	$24,409–$25,507
New Mexico	2	43	$25,279	$22,822–$27,519
Illinois	13	203	$25,513	$21,974–$25,159
North Dakota	4	74	$25,594	$23,744–$28,450
Nevada	6	84	$25,625	$24,491–$27,196
Georgia	7	128	$25,725	$22,745–$27,673
Washington	14	219	$25,952	$23,897–$27,391
Delaware	2	52	$25,972	$23,841–$25,819
North Carolina	10	222	$26,391	$23,253–$25,410
Wisconsin	6	94	$26,632	$22,596–$28,991
Minnesota	9	150	$26,885	$22,081–$26,158
Rhode Island	1	11	$27,150	$27,150–$27,150
Alabama	7	95	$28,511	$19,461–$21,743
New Jersey	12	205	$28,685	$25,006–$31,315
Massachusetts	18	377	$29,893	$24,826–$34,337
Oregon	4	60	$30,537	$29,474–$31,404
Connecticut	6	108	$31,079	$26,245–$30,025
Alaska	1	15	$31,834	$31,834–$31,834
California	34	533	$33,000	$28,291–$34,064
Maryland	10	142	$33,588	$26,910–$39,868
Hawaii	1	14	$33,768	$33,768–$33,768
New Hampshire	2	36	$35,447	$29,395–$36,657
New York	24	495	$35,599	$27,967–$38,422

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.