Price ShopperLook up your ZIP · Joint replacement atlasHow much does neck fusion cost?
Removing a neck disc from the front and fusing the level, one level. What Medicare pays in each setting, in every state, and where it costs less.
Removing a neck disc from the front and fusing the level, one level.
Every bill for the whole procedure: facility, surgeon, anesthesia and the care around it
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By state
| State | Surgery center | Hospital outpatient | Hospital stay |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | $9,275–$9,914 | $12,486–$13,600 | $16,712–$18,042 |
| Alaska | $11,602 | $16,170 | $21,609 |
| Arizona | $10,915 | $15,249 | $20,596 |
| Arkansas | $9,611–$10,039 | $13,089–$13,834 | $17,576–$18,357 |
| California | $12,520–$14,134 | $18,053–$20,679 | $24,408–$28,756 |
| Colorado | $10,863–$10,949 | $15,131–$15,281 | $20,459–$21,394 |
| Connecticut | $12,055 | $17,110 | $23,390 |
| Delaware | $10,843–$11,295 | $15,106–$15,893 | $19,932–$20,519 |
| District of Columbia | $10,486–$11,979 | $14,337–$16,939 | $18,666–$22,954 |
| Florida | $10,918–$11,244 | $15,128–$15,454 | $20,466–$20,792 |
| Georgia | $9,562–$10,763 | $12,853–$14,946 | $17,664–$19,760 |
| Hawaii | $11,767 | $16,727 | $21,989 |
| Idaho | $10,201–$10,367 | $14,103–$14,391 | $18,720–$19,029 |
| Illinois | $11,114–$11,369 | $15,473–$15,728 | $21,886–$22,140 |
| Indiana | $10,725–$10,959 | $15,009–$15,418 | $19,993–$20,206 |
| Iowa | $9,982–$10,439 | $13,737–$14,534 | $17,669–$19,617 |
| Kansas | $9,699–$9,898 | $13,226–$13,574 | $17,765–$18,354 |
| Kentucky | $9,941–$10,260 | $13,571–$14,127 | $18,269–$19,098 |
| Louisiana | $9,709–$10,032 | $13,159–$13,663 | $17,168–$18,181 |
| Maine | $10,211–$10,536 | $14,089–$14,627 | $19,134–$19,929 |
| Maryland | $10,014–$10,945 | $13,643–$15,267 | $17,937–$20,541 |
| Massachusetts | $11,923–$12,041 | $16,976–$17,094 | $23,373–$23,491 |
| Michigan | $10,441–$10,649 | $14,388–$14,617 | $19,201–$19,499 |
| Minnesota | $10,534–$10,908 | $14,677–$15,329 | $19,933–$20,955 |
| Mississippi | $9,317–$9,792 | $12,530–$13,357 | $16,293–$17,431 |
| Missouri | $10,410–$10,464 | $14,386–$14,440 | $19,080–$19,134 |
| Montana | $10,635 | $14,721 | $20,395 |
| Nebraska | $10,548 | $14,726 | $19,033–$19,739 |
| Nevada | $10,839 | $15,110 | $19,920–$19,956 |
| New Hampshire | $10,962 | $15,300 | $21,146 |
| New Jersey | $11,504–$12,014 | $16,156–$17,010 | $21,979–$23,569 |
| New Mexico | $10,415–$10,736 | $14,327–$14,886 | $18,860–$20,125 |
| New York | $12,198–$12,691 | $17,524–$18,017 | $24,704–$25,197 |
| North Carolina | $10,017–$10,435 | $13,743–$14,471 | $19,314–$19,518 |
| North Dakota | $10,472 | $14,558 | $19,555 |
| Ohio | $10,036–$10,377 | $13,709–$14,302 | $18,330–$19,292 |
| Oklahoma | $10,078–$10,128 | $13,836–$13,924 | $18,359 |
| Oregon | $11,214–$11,973 | $15,792–$17,115 | $21,915–$22,056 |
| Pennsylvania | $10,228–$10,870 | $14,053–$15,173 | $18,637–$20,183 |
| Rhode Island | $11,395 | $16,043 | $22,002 |
| South Carolina | $9,881–$10,210 | $13,465–$14,040 | $18,526–$18,892 |
| South Dakota | $10,453 | $14,539 | $19,536 |
| Tennessee | $9,619–$10,167 | $13,079–$14,033 | $17,468–$19,004 |
| Texas | $10,444–$10,616 | $14,436–$14,608 | $19,548–$19,720 |
| Utah | $10,510 | $14,545 | $19,211 |
| Vermont | $10,281–$10,553 | $14,208–$14,683 | $19,640–$20,354 |
| Virginia | $10,208–$10,641 | $14,042–$14,798 | $19,318–$19,870 |
| Washington | $11,291–$11,771 | $15,884–$16,621 | $22,797–$22,932 |
| West Virginia | $10,227–$10,782 | $13,972–$14,939 | $17,990–$19,831 |
| Wisconsin | $10,053–$10,613 | $13,863–$14,839 | $18,682–$19,866 |
| Wyoming | $10,564 | $14,650 | $19,647 |
Questions
How much does neck fusion cost?
Medicare's 2026 national price for neck fusion is $10,636 at surgery center; $14,722 at hospital outpatient; $19,719 at hospital stay. Prices vary by area; private insurance usually pays more.
Where is neck fusion cheapest?
Usually at surgery center ($10,636) rather than hospital stay ($19,719), about $9,083 less for the same service at Medicare's national rates.
Is this what I will pay?
These are Medicare's payment rates, a public benchmark for a fair price. What you pay depends on your insurance, deductible and the provider. Ask for a written estimate before you book; if you are uninsured or paying yourself, you are entitled to a Good Faith Estimate.