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Inpatient stay · MS-DRG 682

Renal failure with MCC

In 2024, Medicare and patients paid an average of $13,701 per stay at 1,906 hospitals. Half of hospitals averaged between $11,083 and $14,842.

National figures, 2024

Average payment per case
$13,701
Typical range (middle half of hospitals)
$11,083–$14,842
Medicare’s share
$11,45784% of the payment
Average billed charge
$67,156
Hospitals reporting
1,90673,354 stays

Hospitals in Florida

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Location
Florida
Specific hospitals up to 10
Average payment across these 145 hospitals
$11,991National $13,701 · Florida $11,991
Median hospital
$11,451
Lowest to highest
$9,026–$27,451
Medicare stays
6,726

145 hospitals reported at least 11 Medicare stays for this in 2024; showing 101–145. Download as CSV

Medicare payments per case for Renal failure with MCC by hospital, 2024
HospitalCasesAverage paymentvs national averageMedicare paidBilled charge
Doctors HospitalCoral Gables, FL · CCN 10029617$12,381About average$10,927$92,801
HCA Florida Poinciana HospitalKissimmee, FL · CCN 10032020$12,382About average$9,687$105,994
Broward Health NorthDeerfield Beach, FL · CCN 10008650$12,413About average$10,690$53,902
Keralty HospitalMiami, FL · CCN 10028442$12,414About average$10,669$24,018
AdventHealth Palm CoastPalm Coast, FL · CCN 10011826$12,419About average$11,289$57,582
Cleveland Clinic HospitalWeston, FL · CCN 10028936$12,482About average$8,483$47,020
Palmetto General HospitalHialeah, FL · CCN 10018725$12,483About average$10,863$102,360
Mount Sinai Medical Center Of Florida, IncMiami Beach, FL · CCN 10003448$12,542About average$10,898$57,564
North Shore Medical CenterMiami, FL · CCN 10002958$12,554About average$11,289$103,133
HCA Florida Blake HospitalBradenton, FL · CCN 10021333$12,621About average$10,513$124,346
HCA Florida Capital HospitalTallahassee, FL · CCN 10025446$12,765About average$10,120$95,540
HCA Florida Trinity HospitalTrinity, FL · CCN 10019134$12,811About average$11,215$147,068
AdventHealth TampaTampa, FL · CCN 10017341$12,870About average$10,557$92,125
Flagler HospitalSaint Augustine, FL · CCN 10009035$12,905About average$12,112$73,726
HCA Florida North Florida HospitalGainesville, FL · CCN 100204128$12,914About average$10,685$139,666
HCA Florida Northwest HospitalMargate, FL · CCN 10018945$12,950About average$10,868$134,336
HCA Florida Bayonet Point HospitalHudson, FL · CCN 10025640$12,963About average$10,719$113,846
HCA Florida Mercy HospitalPlantation, FL · CCN 10016733$13,034About average$11,561$163,917
Hialeah HospitalHialeah, FL · CCN 10005320$13,120About average$11,998$100,136
HCA Florida Oak Hill HospitalBrooksville, FL · CCN 10026478$13,122About average$10,779$130,807
West Kendall Baptist HospitalMiami, FL · CCN 10031439$13,304About average$11,517$94,114
South Florida Baptist HospitalPlant City, FL · CCN 10013216$13,396About average$9,574$45,762
South Miami HospitalMiami, FL · CCN 10015429$13,489About average$11,738$92,996
Orlando HealthOrlando, FL · CCN 10000687$13,490About average$11,353$90,519
HCA Florida Largo HospitalLargo, FL · CCN 10024837$13,625About average$11,452$112,920
HCA Florida Orange Park HospitalOrange Park, FL · CCN 10022675$13,729About average$12,090$152,188
HCA Florida Lake City HospitalLake City, FL · CCN 10015652$13,905About average$12,901$79,239
HCA Florida Kendall HospitalMiami, FL · CCN 10020923$13,914About average$12,403$106,489
Memorial Hospital WestPembroke Pines, FL · CCN 10028131$14,005About average$12,187$152,221
Baptist Hospital Of MiamiMiami, FL · CCN 10000844$14,104About average$13,042$118,609
HCA Florida St Petersburg HospitalSaint Petersburg, FL · CCN 10018023$14,161About average$12,189$138,557
HCA Florida Brandon HospitalBrandon, FL · CCN 10024341$14,174About average$12,464$111,472
HCA Florida Aventura HospitalAventura, FL · CCN 10013166$14,441About average$11,709$119,659
Memorial Regional HospitalHollywood, FL · CCN 10003840$14,579About average$12,696$130,162
HCA Florida Osceola HospitalKissimmee, FL · CCN 10011024$14,630About average$12,909$142,982
Orlando Health Bayfront HospitalSaint Petersburg, FL · CCN 10003217$15,92816% above the national average$12,098$109,198
Broward Health Medical CenterFort Lauderdale, FL · CCN 10003948$16,00117% above the national average$14,655$71,127
Mayo ClinicJacksonville, FL · CCN 10015198$16,11318% above the national average$11,077$44,154
UF Health Shands HospitalGainesville, FL · CCN 10011364$16,15218% above the national average$13,008$48,584
Homestead HospitalHomestead, FL · CCN 10012515$16,47720% above the national average$15,388$66,645
Tampa General HospitalTampa, FL · CCN 10012857$17,09825% above the national average$13,472$108,394
Shands JacksonvilleJacksonville, FL · CCN 10000136$17,36827% above the national average$15,431$69,809
Lower Keys Medical CenterKey West, FL · CCN 10015017$18,31634% above the national average$15,538$100,181
Jackson Health SystemMiami, FL · CCN 10002273$23,99375% above the national average$20,287$72,829
Larkin Community HospitalSouth Miami, FL · CCN 10018113$27,451100% above the national average$19,294$92,947

National trend

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

  • Average payment
  • Average billed charge
2020: 82,042 stays at 2,023 hospitals · 2021: 79,062 stays at 1,991 hospitals · 2022: 80,406 stays at 2,007 hospitals · 2023: 76,036 stays at 1,948 hospitals · 2024: 73,354 stays at 1,906 hospitals
View data as a table
National average payment and billed charge for Renal failure with MCC
Year of careAverage paymentAverage billed charge
2020$12K$53K
2021$13K$57K
2022$13K$61K
2023$13K$64K
2024$14K$67K

By state, 2024

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

Show all 51 states
Average payment by state for Renal failure with MCC, 2024
StateHospitalsCasesAverage paymentTypical range
Vermont4117$10,192$7,358–$9,295
Louisiana301,143$10,705$9,616–$11,763
Arkansas231,160$10,748$9,710–$10,944
Mississippi261,150$10,925$10,203–$11,548
Kentucky341,168$11,157$10,192–$11,491
Alabama33926$11,183$9,938–$10,988
Iowa20591$11,341$10,346–$11,979
Tennessee441,990$11,550$10,051–$11,675
Oklahoma301,379$11,667$10,337–$12,515
Missouri461,620$11,896$10,218–$12,462
Indiana481,801$11,896$10,977–$12,256
Kansas17694$11,907$10,752–$12,493
Florida1456,726$11,991$10,526–$12,554
Ohio792,676$12,044$10,289–$12,685
North Dakota6230$12,082$11,556–$12,303
Montana8173$12,086$11,180–$11,893
Nebraska15441$12,180$11,202–$13,238
South Carolina391,534$12,183$10,402–$12,726
Virginia522,227$12,236$11,160–$12,431
New Mexico12282$12,521$10,392–$13,200
West Virginia15557$12,593$10,296–$12,041
Texas1365,711$12,740$11,347–$13,250
South Dakota6218$12,782$11,900–$13,130
Colorado22575$12,786$11,297–$13,659
Pennsylvania933,150$12,920$10,705–$13,540
North Carolina561,882$13,002$10,873–$12,969
Wisconsin32820$13,016$10,845–$13,057
Michigan582,002$13,112$12,158–$13,891
Illinois873,408$13,373$11,364–$14,436
Utah11351$13,383$11,250–$12,418
Idaho10276$13,401$12,581–$14,446
Arizona381,294$13,434$11,352–$13,304
Delaware5369$13,557$12,317–$14,175
New Hampshire11343$13,607$11,429–$15,426
Georgia592,109$13,614$11,752–$14,408
Nevada17760$14,059$12,698–$15,308
Washington381,356$14,066$12,886–$14,530
Rhode Island9183$14,245$11,795–$14,229
Minnesota19657$14,418$11,516–$14,178
Maine6151$14,540$12,127–$13,436
New Jersey532,547$14,871$12,632–$16,763
Wyoming298$14,913$14,479–$15,627
Massachusetts432,192$15,303$12,009–$16,256
Oregon21537$15,333$13,439–$16,499
Connecticut221,030$16,487$13,833–$16,290
California1866,881$17,028$14,827–$17,322
District of Columbia6212$17,170$14,321–$21,969
Hawaii5117$18,008$14,554–$18,979
Alaska5137$18,228$17,233–$21,440
New York884,037$19,371$13,719–$21,318
Maryland361,366$20,768$16,094–$22,629

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.