Price AtlasInteractive atlas · All states · techysurgeon.comNew Mexico Surgery Center- Multi Specialty: surgery-center prices
An orthopedic ambulatory surgery center in Rio Rancho, NM 87124. What Medicare pays here for knee, hip and shoulder replacement, and how that compares with the hospitals nearby.
Nearest hospitals
| Hospital | Distance | Inpatient paid | Outpatient allowed | List price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lovelace Women's Hospital | 14.9 mi | $13,992 | $11,380 | $128,805 |
| Lovelace Medical Center | 15.4 mi | $13,060 | $11,307 | $142,622 |
| Presbyterian Hospital | 21.0 mi | $16,023 | $11,327 | $61,882 |
8 operating rooms · Proprietary · certified since 2021 · ASC-17 hospital visits after orthopedic surgery: 2.5% (No Different Than the National Rate)
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Questions
How much does Medicare pay New Mexico Surgery Center- Multi Specialty for a knee replacement?
About $8,600 for a total knee replacement (CPT 27447), $8,780 for a total hip (CPT 27130) and $13,299 for a total shoulder (CPT 23472): Medicare's CY2024 national surgery-center rates adjusted by the local wage index (0.901).
How does that compare with the nearest hospital?
Lovelace Women's Hospital (14.9 mi) was paid an average of $13,992 per inpatient hip or knee replacement stay in 2024, $5,392 more than this surgery center's knee rate.
Does New Mexico require a certificate of need for surgery centers?
New Mexico has no certificate-of-need law.