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Cranial and Peripheral Nerve Disorders with Major Complications — what U.S. hospitals charge

MS-DRG 073 · Inpatient stay · 59 U.S. hospitals publish a price

Cheapest quarter

under $46,613

Typical charge

$64,792

Dearest quarter

over $118,169

Actually paid

$18,616

The middle U.S. hospital bills $64,792 for Cranial and Peripheral Nerve Disorders with Major Complications. The dearest hospitals charge about 5.3x what the cheapest do for the same coded work. Medicare actually paid about $18,616 per case.

These are charges, not quotes. What you pay depends on your insurance and your own case. The figures matter because the charge is where an uninsured or out-of-network bill starts.

Cranial and Peripheral Nerve Disorders with Major Complications cost by state

The middle charge in each state where at least three hospitals publish a price, cheapest first.

State Hospitals Typical charge Range
Michigan 3 $34,015 $32,293 – $37,671
Illinois 3 $47,880 $35,505 – $74,163
New Jersey 3 $53,197 $42,234 – $91,137
Florida 3 $69,496 $58,458 – $118,051
California 16 $78,920 $34,309 – $369,907
Texas 4 $107,166 $53,428 – $138,047
New York 3 $166,761 $115,739 – $199,124

Where Cranial and Peripheral Nerve Disorders with Major Complications is charged least

Hospitals that performed it at least eleven times, so a single case cannot set the figure.

Hospital Charged Actually paid
Medstar Good Samaritan Hospital

Baltimore, MD

$10,601 $9,511
University Of Md Baltimore Washington Medical Center

Glen Burnie, MD

$23,099 $21,387
Cape Fear Valley Medical Center

Fayetteville, NC

$30,588 $11,677
Garden City Hospital

Garden City, MI

$32,293 $13,783
Lake Huron Medical Center

Port Huron, MI

$34,015 $10,470
Sherman Oaks Hospital

Sherman Oaks, CA

$34,309 $15,715
Paradise Valley Hospital

National City, CA

$34,571 $16,937
Advocate Trinity Hospital

Chicago, IL

$35,505 $12,219
Beaumont Hospital, Troy

Troy, MI

$37,671 $11,717
Encino Hospital Medical Center

Encino, CA

$38,821 $14,969
North Vista Hospital

North Las Vegas, NV

$38,872 $14,457
Centinela Hospital Medical Center

Inglewood, CA

$39,438 $16,334

Where it is charged most

Hospitals that performed it at least eleven times, so a single case cannot set the figure.

Hospital Charged Actually paid
Stanford Health Care

Stanford, CA

$369,907 $33,536
Community Regional Medical Center

Fresno, CA

$323,152 $43,968
Ucsf Medical Center

San Francisco, CA

$206,150 $29,193
University Of Kansas Hospital

Kansas City, KS

$200,269 $28,759
Nyu Langone Hospitals

New York, NY

$199,124 $26,331
Upmc Presbyterian Shadyside

Pittsburgh, PA

$185,916 $23,426
Santa Monica - Ucla Med Ctr & Orthopaedic Hospital

Santa Monica, CA

$182,157 $27,056
New York-Presbyterian Hospital

New York, NY

$166,761 $23,175
Mountainview Hospital

Las Vegas, NV

$161,298 $19,945
Huntington Hospital

Pasadena, CA

$149,608 $15,766
Mercy St Vincent Medical Center

Toledo, OH

$146,534 $15,122
Houston Methodist Hospital

Houston, TX

$138,047 $16,809

Questions people ask

What do U.S. hospitals charge for Cranial and Peripheral Nerve Disorders with Major Complications?

Across 59 U.S. hospitals, the middle charge for Cranial and Peripheral Nerve Disorders with Major Complications is $64,792. Half of hospitals charge less than that and half charge more. The cheapest quarter charge under $46,613 and the dearest quarter over $118,169.

Why do hospitals charge such different amounts for the same procedure?

Because a hospital charge is a list price it sets itself, not a regulated rate. For Cranial and Peripheral Nerve Disorders with Major Complications, the hospitals in the dearest tenth charge about 5.3x what the cheapest tenth charge for the same coded work. Insurers negotiate their own rates from those lists, which is why the charge and what is actually paid can be very far apart.

Is that what I would actually pay?

No. $18,616 is roughly what Medicare actually paid per case, against an average charge of $88,515. If you have insurance, your plan pays a negotiated rate and you pay your deductible and coinsurance. If you are uninsured or out of network, the hospital's charge is where your bill starts — which is why the gap matters. Ask for a written good-faith estimate before treatment.

What this code covers

CMS records this work as MS-DRG 073: “CRANIAL AND PERIPHERAL NERVE DISORDERS WITH MCC”. A DRG covers a whole inpatient stay rather than a single item, so the charge includes the room, the procedure and the care around it. Codes that mention complications carry a different, usually higher price.