Hypertension No Major Complications



This page shows each states average cost of "Hypertension No Major Complications" compared to other hopitals across all fifty states. This guide will give a basic idea of the disparity in the cost of medicare for many common hospital procedures.



ProcedureProvider StateTotal DischargesHospital Charge(s)Medicare Payment(s)Your Cost
Hypertension No Major Complications
Alabama 458 $16154 $3722 $12432
Hypertension No Major Complications
Arkansas 306 $10568 $3564 $7004
Hypertension No Major Complications
Arizona 483 $20226 $4379 $15847
Hypertension No Major Complications
California 881 $30058 $5453 $24605
Hypertension No Major Complications
Colorado 89 $16608 $3846 $12762
Hypertension No Major Complications
Connecticut 243 $16329 $5273 $11056
Hypertension No Major Complications
DC 112 $15941 $6400 $9541
Hypertension No Major Complications
Delaware 79 $11338 $4667 $6671
Hypertension No Major Complications
Florida 2775 $20835 $4043 $16792
Hypertension No Major Complications
Georgia 529 $15683 $3940 $11743
Hypertension No Major Complications
Hawaii 14 $10817 $5554 $5263
Hypertension No Major Complications
Iowa 145 $13125 $3848 $9277
Hypertension No Major Complications
Idaho 11 $13901 $3759 $10142
Hypertension No Major Complications
Illinois 1578 $16701 $4530 $12171
Hypertension No Major Complications
Indiana 590 $13162 $4063 $9099
Hypertension No Major Complications
Kansas 110 $20146 $3904 $16242
Hypertension No Major Complications
Kentucky 713 $12624 $3863 $8761
Hypertension No Major Complications
Louisiana 400 $14249 $4055 $10194
Hypertension No Major Complications
Massachusetts 611 $11253 $5090 $6163
Hypertension No Major Complications
Maryland 898 $6008 $5671 $337
Hypertension No Major Complications
Maine 16 $10967 $4055 $6912
Hypertension No Major Complications
Michigan 1141 $11951 $4468 $7483
Hypertension No Major Complications
Minnesota 186 $16222 $5289 $10933
Hypertension No Major Complications
Missouri 688 $15310 $3938 $11372
Hypertension No Major Complications
Mississippi 287 $17998 $3688 $14310
Hypertension No Major Complications
North-Carolina 886 $13258 $4339 $8919
Hypertension No Major Complications
North-Dakota 16 $9131 $4033 $5098
Hypertension No Major Complications
Nebraska 60 $13638 $4420 $9218
Hypertension No Major Complications
New-Hampshire 77 $14878 $4188 $10690
Hypertension No Major Complications
New-Jersey 1161 $33332 $4745 $28587
Hypertension No Major Complications
New-Mexico 50 $15181 $4704 $10477
Hypertension No Major Complications
Nevada 274 $32995 $4419 $28576
Hypertension No Major Complications
New-York 2230 $16793 $6151 $10642
Hypertension No Major Complications
Ohio 1101 $14504 $4052 $10452
Hypertension No Major Complications
Oklahoma 319 $13600 $3834 $9766
Hypertension No Major Complications
Oregon 11 $9626 $4107 $5519
Hypertension No Major Complications
Pennsylvania 926 $24179 $4391 $19788
Hypertension No Major Complications
Rhode-Island 27 $19142 $5938 $13204
Hypertension No Major Complications
South-Carolina 519 $17085 $3988 $13097
Hypertension No Major Complications
South-Dakota 44 $12407 $4914 $7493
Hypertension No Major Complications
Tennessee 730 $14253 $3839 $10414
Hypertension No Major Complications
Texas 2301 $21529 $4067 $17462
Hypertension No Major Complications
Virginia 547 $12824 $3971 $8853
Hypertension No Major Complications
Washington 229 $18217 $4405 $13812
Hypertension No Major Complications
Wisconsin 146 $14306 $4203 $10103
Hypertension No Major Complications
West-Virginia 190 $9631 $3817 $5814
Hypertension No Major Complications
Wyoming 18 $14144 $5345 $8799


Source: CMS

As part of the Obama administration’s goal to make our healthcare more accountable, transparent and affordable the CMS.gov has released data from more then 3000 hospitals that receive payments for the 100 highest frequently billed charges under Medicare. For more information visit CMS.gov.

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