Inpatient stay · MS-DRG 640

Miscellaneous disorders of nutrition, metabolism, fluids and electrolytes with MCC

In 2024, Medicare and patients paid an average of $12,830 per stay at 1,869 hospitals. Half of hospitals averaged between $9,962 and $13,451.

National figures, 2024

Average payment per case: $12,830
Typical range (middle half of hospitals): $9,962–$13,451
Medicare’s share: $10,64283% of the payment
Average billed charge: $61,341
Hospitals reporting: 1,86973,514 stays

Hospitals in Washington

Narrow by a state, city or ZIP code (optionally a distance around it), and/or pick specific hospitals. With both, your picks are added to the area’s hospitals.

Location

Washington

Specific hospitals up to 10

Sort by

Order

Year of care

Average payment across these 35 hospitals: $12,878National $12,830 · Washington $12,878
Median hospital: $12,263
Lowest to highest: $10,446–$16,824
Medicare stays: 1,225

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

Medicare payments per case for Miscellaneous disorders of nutrition, metabolism, fluids and electrolytes with MCC by hospital, 2024
Hospital	Cases	Average payment	vs national average	Medicare paid	Billed charge
St Anthony HospitalGig Harbor, WA · CCN 500151	34	$10,446	19% below the national average	$9,296	$70,710
Swedish IssaquahIssaquah, WA · CCN 500152	22	$10,505	18% below the national average	$9,528	$38,974
Providence Holy Family HospitalSpokane, WA · CCN 500077	19	$10,625	17% below the national average	$9,381	$51,193
Deaconess Medical CenterSpokane, WA · CCN 500044	15	$10,898	15% below the national average	$9,404	$40,698
Evergreenhealth Medical CenterKirkland, WA · CCN 500124	23	$10,933	15% below the national average	$8,934	$48,960
Multicare Good Samaritan HospitalPuyallup, WA · CCN 500079	62	$11,129	13% below the national average	$9,846	$45,845
Swedish Edmonds HospitalEdmonds, WA · CCN 500026	22	$11,138	13% below the national average	$9,554	$52,698
Providence St Peter HospitalOlympia, WA · CCN 500024	38	$11,253	12% below the national average	$9,919	$50,706
Olympic Medical CenterPort Angeles, WA · CCN 500072	22	$11,261	12% below the national average	$9,830	$28,764
Confluence Health HospitalWenatchee, WA · CCN 500016	49	$11,357	11% below the national average	$10,247	$49,350
Overlake Hospital Medical Center & ClinicsBellevue, WA · CCN 500051	22	$11,405	11% below the national average	$9,304	$61,248
Kadlec Regional Medical CenterRichland, WA · CCN 500058	63	$11,642	About average	$9,667	$49,602
Multicare Auburn Medical CenterAuburn, WA · CCN 500015	19	$11,933	About average	$10,114	$36,889
Providence Centralia HospitalCentralia, WA · CCN 500019	11	$11,966	About average	$10,502	$67,767
Providence St Mary Medical CenterWalla Walla, WA · CCN 500002	15	$11,987	About average	$8,401	$42,756
Yakima Valley MemorialYakima, WA · CCN 500036	52	$12,008	About average	$9,387	$36,041
St Joseph Medical CenterTacoma, WA · CCN 500108	52	$12,115	About average	$9,780	$69,579
St Clare HospitalLakewood, WA · CCN 500021	30	$12,263	About average	$9,513	$69,568
Valley Medical CenterRenton, WA · CCN 500088	65	$12,267	About average	$9,935	$52,636
PeaceHealth St Joseph Medical CenterBellingham, WA · CCN 500030	42	$12,401	About average	$11,164	$66,995
PeaceHealth St John Medical CenterLongview, WA · CCN 500041	21	$12,410	About average	$10,066	$53,236
Trios HealthKennewick, WA · CCN 500053	20	$12,423	About average	$10,169	$37,298
Skagit Valley HospitalMount Vernon, WA · CCN 500003	28	$12,467	About average	$10,875	$51,235
Legacy Salmon Creek Medical CenterVancouver, WA · CCN 500150	22	$12,574	About average	$10,420	$55,025
PeaceHealth Southwest Medical CenteVancouver, WA · CCN 500050	41	$12,698	About average	$10,448	$47,497
St Francis Community HospitalFederal Way, WA · CCN 500141	25	$12,763	About average	$9,395	$88,036
Tacoma General Allenmore HospitalTacoma, WA · CCN 500129	52	$12,847	About average	$11,204	$44,243
Virginia Mason Medical CenterSeattle, WA · CCN 500005	23	$14,057	About average	$11,233	$57,504
Providence Regional Medical Center EverettEverett, WA · CCN 500014	43	$14,116	10% above the national average	$9,564	$87,150
Highline Medical CenterBurien, WA · CCN 500011	20	$14,301	11% above the national average	$11,468	$66,708
Harborview Medical CenterSeattle, WA · CCN 500064	47	$15,166	18% above the national average	$12,828	$65,275
University Of Washington Medical CenterSeattle, WA · CCN 500008	65	$15,955	24% above the national average	$11,211	$53,758
Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center & Childrens HospitalSpokane, WA · CCN 500054	42	$16,186	26% above the national average	$11,134	$71,499
Swedish Medical CenterSeattle, WA · CCN 500027	35	$16,510	29% above the national average	$10,992	$58,512
St Michael Medical CenterSilverdale, WA · CCN 500039	64	$16,824	31% above the national average	$14,003	$113,562

National trend

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

Average payment
Average billed charge

2020: 71,328 stays at 1,877 hospitals · 2021: 68,748 stays at 1,857 hospitals · 2022: 69,330 stays at 1,867 hospitals · 2023: 69,067 stays at 1,848 hospitals · 2024: 73,514 stays at 1,869 hospitals

View data as a table

National average payment and billed charge for Miscellaneous disorders of nutrition, metabolism, fluids and electrolytes with MCC
Year of care	Average payment	Average billed charge
2020	$11K	$45K
2021	$11K	$50K
2022	$12K	$54K
2023	$12K	$57K
2024	$13K	$61K

By state, 2024

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

Show all 51 states

Average payment by state for Miscellaneous disorders of nutrition, metabolism, fluids and electrolytes with MCC, 2024
State	Hospitals	Cases	Average payment	Typical range
Vermont	3	76	$9,383	$7,187–$9,699
Arkansas	20	708	$9,830	$8,985–$9,952
Kentucky	28	937	$9,864	$9,131–$10,130
Mississippi	26	1,070	$9,938	$9,173–$10,385
Louisiana	29	1,071	$10,101	$8,528–$10,745
West Virginia	14	419	$10,418	$8,746–$11,118
Iowa	18	536	$10,446	$9,498–$10,212
Montana	7	185	$10,486	$10,152–$10,710
Kansas	18	649	$10,505	$8,706–$11,079
Alabama	34	1,047	$10,585	$8,898–$10,510
Oklahoma	25	1,039	$10,615	$9,398–$10,798
Tennessee	42	1,554	$10,754	$9,016–$10,235
Indiana	44	1,435	$10,882	$9,677–$10,950
Florida	138	5,862	$10,907	$9,621–$11,405
South Carolina	37	1,451	$10,951	$9,507–$11,156
Ohio	75	2,342	$11,019	$9,234–$11,441
North Dakota	6	229	$11,054	$10,140–$11,441
South Dakota	6	216	$11,113	$10,332–$11,167
Missouri	43	1,528	$11,180	$9,236–$11,132
Idaho	10	255	$11,350	$10,567–$12,236
New Hampshire	12	270	$11,482	$9,682–$12,069
Virginia	52	2,041	$11,509	$9,874–$11,610
Michigan	52	2,061	$11,726	$10,797–$12,053
New Mexico	11	369	$11,737	$8,973–$11,978
Nebraska	14	363	$11,976	$10,141–$13,684
Pennsylvania	81	2,682	$12,061	$9,681–$12,715
Wisconsin	27	800	$12,062	$9,812–$11,963
Colorado	27	680	$12,077	$10,819–$12,339
Texas	148	6,342	$12,131	$10,168–$11,925
North Carolina	55	2,268	$12,208	$9,859–$11,724
Delaware	5	315	$12,354	$11,153–$12,381
Arizona	38	1,209	$12,394	$10,017–$11,966
Nevada	18	857	$12,399	$11,666–$12,629
Illinois	82	3,212	$12,515	$9,991–$12,498
Utah	8	270	$12,642	$10,233–$12,263
Georgia	63	2,499	$12,728	$10,504–$13,042
Washington	35	1,225	$12,878	$11,309–$12,805
New Jersey	54	2,449	$13,341	$11,304–$14,850
Minnesota	22	902	$13,371	$10,285–$12,201
Wyoming	2	76	$13,638	$12,917–$14,287
Massachusetts	45	2,094	$13,764	$10,901–$14,329
Oregon	19	578	$13,893	$11,845–$14,967
Rhode Island	7	194	$14,100	$10,955–$14,701
Maine	4	130	$14,502	$10,957–$14,347
Connecticut	20	778	$14,690	$12,065–$14,923
California	198	9,630	$15,539	$13,420–$15,618
Alaska	4	126	$15,750	$14,752–$17,400
Hawaii	7	234	$16,209	$13,296–$17,068
District of Columbia	5	304	$16,711	$16,593–$20,378
Maryland	38	1,619	$17,970	$13,969–$21,411
New York	93	4,328	$17,999	$12,505–$20,059

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.