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 Kentucky

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Average payment across these 34 hospitals: $11,157National $13,701 · Kentucky $11,157
Median hospital: $10,775
Lowest to highest: $8,634–$15,485
Medicare stays: 1,168

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

Medicare payments per case for Renal failure with MCC by hospital, 2024
Hospital	Cases	Average payment	vs national average	Medicare paid	Billed charge
Tristar Greenview Regional HospitalBowling Green, KY · CCN 180124	27	$8,634	37% below the national average	$7,608	$69,471
Highlands ARH Regional Medical CenterPrestonsburg, KY · CCN 180005	12	$9,422	31% below the national average	$8,742	$36,747
Baptist Health LouisvilleLouisville, KY · CCN 180130	78	$9,437	31% below the national average	$7,893	$40,442
Baptist Health CorbinCorbin, KY · CCN 180080	19	$9,686	29% below the national average	$8,735	$46,113
Baptist Health HardinElizabethtown, KY · CCN 180012	40	$9,840	28% below the national average	$8,706	$47,554
Clark Regional Medical CenterWinchester, KY · CCN 180092	13	$10,078	26% below the national average	$9,575	$64,977
Mercy Health - Lourdes HospitalPaducah, KY · CCN 180102	47	$10,086	26% below the national average	$8,653	$50,936
King's Daughters' Medical CenterAshland, KY · CCN 180009	82	$10,102	26% below the national average	$8,404	$39,780
Owensboro Health Muhlenberg Community HospitalGreenville, KY · CCN 180004	11	$10,178	26% below the national average	$8,846	$16,683
St Elizabeth Ft ThomasFort Thomas, KY · CCN 180001	17	$10,235	25% below the national average	$9,083	$37,416
Baptist Health PaducahPaducah, KY · CCN 180104	39	$10,240	25% below the national average	$9,322	$42,489
Frankfort Regional Medical CenterFrankfort, KY · CCN 180127	24	$10,254	25% below the national average	$8,487	$59,873
Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical CenterDanville, KY · CCN 180048	16	$10,311	25% below the national average	$9,295	$23,496
Deaconess Henderson HospitalHenderson, KY · CCN 180056	26	$10,401	24% below the national average	$9,396	$30,140
Baptist Health LexingtonLexington, KY · CCN 180103	44	$10,417	24% below the national average	$8,008	$55,280
St Claire Regional Medical CenterMorehead, KY · CCN 180018	13	$10,702	22% below the national average	$9,779	$23,129
Norton Hospitals, IncLouisville, KY · CCN 180088	144	$10,737	22% below the national average	$9,103	$48,896
Saint Joseph LondonLondon, KY · CCN 180011	21	$10,814	21% below the national average	$8,741	$44,420
Saint Joseph HospitalLexington, KY · CCN 180010	42	$10,852	21% below the national average	$10,203	$39,915
St Elizabeth EdgewoodEdgewood, KY · CCN 180035	45	$10,885	21% below the national average	$9,125	$46,785
Lake Cumberland Regional HospitalSomerset, KY · CCN 180132	25	$11,135	19% below the national average	$9,663	$70,371
Saint Joseph Mount SterlingMount Sterling, KY · CCN 180064	13	$11,154	19% below the national average	$9,901	$26,902
Hazard ARH Regional Medical CenterHazard, KY · CCN 180029	15	$11,310	17% below the national average	$9,288	$98,752
St Elizabeth FlorenceFlorence, KY · CCN 180045	18	$11,331	17% below the national average	$7,261	$35,730
T J Samson Community HospitalGlasgow, KY · CCN 180017	18	$11,447	16% below the national average	$10,200	$28,180
Baptist Health Deaconess MadisonvilleMadisonville, KY · CCN 180093	29	$11,505	16% below the national average	$9,971	$64,699
The Medical Center (Bowling Green)Bowling Green, KY · CCN 180013	51	$11,530	16% below the national average	$9,934	$42,482
Tug Valley ARH Regional Medical CenterSouth Williamson, KY · CCN 180069	11	$11,676	15% below the national average	$11,194	$41,293
Saint Joseph EastLexington, KY · CCN 180143	13	$12,205	11% below the national average	$10,137	$44,001
Owensboro Health Regional HospitalOwensboro, KY · CCN 180038	63	$13,049	About average	$11,030	$27,095
Pikeville Medical CenterPikeville, KY · CCN 180044	34	$13,604	About average	$11,948	$56,372
Uofl Health - Jewish Hospital And Mary & Elizabeth HospitalLouisville, KY · CCN 180040	49	$14,140	About average	$11,676	$46,901
University Of Louisville HospitalLouisville, KY · CCN 180141	15	$15,334	12% above the national average	$12,085	$66,183
University Of Kentucky HospitalLexington, KY · CCN 180067	54	$15,485	13% above the national average	$11,277	$66,846

National trend

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

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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

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National average payment and billed charge for Renal failure with MCC
Year of care	Average payment	Average 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.

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Average payment by state for Renal failure with MCC, 2024
State	Hospitals	Cases	Average payment	Typical range
Vermont	4	117	$10,192	$7,358–$9,295
Louisiana	30	1,143	$10,705	$9,616–$11,763
Arkansas	23	1,160	$10,748	$9,710–$10,944
Mississippi	26	1,150	$10,925	$10,203–$11,548
Kentucky	34	1,168	$11,157	$10,192–$11,491
Alabama	33	926	$11,183	$9,938–$10,988
Iowa	20	591	$11,341	$10,346–$11,979
Tennessee	44	1,990	$11,550	$10,051–$11,675
Oklahoma	30	1,379	$11,667	$10,337–$12,515
Missouri	46	1,620	$11,896	$10,218–$12,462
Indiana	48	1,801	$11,896	$10,977–$12,256
Kansas	17	694	$11,907	$10,752–$12,493
Florida	145	6,726	$11,991	$10,526–$12,554
Ohio	79	2,676	$12,044	$10,289–$12,685
North Dakota	6	230	$12,082	$11,556–$12,303
Montana	8	173	$12,086	$11,180–$11,893
Nebraska	15	441	$12,180	$11,202–$13,238
South Carolina	39	1,534	$12,183	$10,402–$12,726
Virginia	52	2,227	$12,236	$11,160–$12,431
New Mexico	12	282	$12,521	$10,392–$13,200
West Virginia	15	557	$12,593	$10,296–$12,041
Texas	136	5,711	$12,740	$11,347–$13,250
South Dakota	6	218	$12,782	$11,900–$13,130
Colorado	22	575	$12,786	$11,297–$13,659
Pennsylvania	93	3,150	$12,920	$10,705–$13,540
North Carolina	56	1,882	$13,002	$10,873–$12,969
Wisconsin	32	820	$13,016	$10,845–$13,057
Michigan	58	2,002	$13,112	$12,158–$13,891
Illinois	87	3,408	$13,373	$11,364–$14,436
Utah	11	351	$13,383	$11,250–$12,418
Idaho	10	276	$13,401	$12,581–$14,446
Arizona	38	1,294	$13,434	$11,352–$13,304
Delaware	5	369	$13,557	$12,317–$14,175
New Hampshire	11	343	$13,607	$11,429–$15,426
Georgia	59	2,109	$13,614	$11,752–$14,408
Nevada	17	760	$14,059	$12,698–$15,308
Washington	38	1,356	$14,066	$12,886–$14,530
Rhode Island	9	183	$14,245	$11,795–$14,229
Minnesota	19	657	$14,418	$11,516–$14,178
Maine	6	151	$14,540	$12,127–$13,436
New Jersey	53	2,547	$14,871	$12,632–$16,763
Wyoming	2	98	$14,913	$14,479–$15,627
Massachusetts	43	2,192	$15,303	$12,009–$16,256
Oregon	21	537	$15,333	$13,439–$16,499
Connecticut	22	1,030	$16,487	$13,833–$16,290
California	186	6,881	$17,028	$14,827–$17,322
District of Columbia	6	212	$17,170	$14,321–$21,969
Hawaii	5	117	$18,008	$14,554–$18,979
Alaska	5	137	$18,228	$17,233–$21,440
New York	88	4,037	$19,371	$13,719–$21,318
Maryland	36	1,366	$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.