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How much does hip fracture fixation cost?

Fixing a broken hip with a nail (27245), plate and screws (27244) or pins (27235). Stays group to MS-DRG 480-482. What Medicare pays in each setting, in every state, and where it costs less.

Hospital stay
$16,359
Medicare 2026, national

Fixing a broken hip with a nail (27245), plate and screws (27244) or pins (27235). Stays group to MS-DRG 480-482.

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By state

StateHospital stay
Alabama$13,764–$15,120
Alaska$18,074
Arizona$17,076
Arkansas$14,512–$15,417
California$20,684–$23,887
Colorado$16,911–$17,104
Connecticut$19,334
Delaware$16,875–$17,882
District of Columbia$15,809–$19,097
Florida$16,776–$16,937
Georgia$14,075–$16,630
Hawaii$18,983
Idaho$15,738–$16,087
Illinois$17,215–$17,347
Indiana$16,864–$17,387
Iowa$15,312–$16,279
Kansas$14,672–$15,094
Kentucky$15,007–$15,682
Louisiana$14,499–$15,087
Maine$15,691–$16,325
Maryland$15,063–$17,069
Massachusetts$19,265–$19,348
Michigan$15,948–$16,097
Minnesota$16,455–$17,290
Mississippi$13,785–$14,791
Missouri$15,989–$16,029
Montana$16,359
Nebraska$16,527
Nevada$16,895
New Hampshire$17,118
New Jersey$18,131–$19,199
New Mexico$15,858–$16,546
New York$20,017–$20,294
North Carolina$15,264–$16,146
North Dakota$16,286
Ohio$15,150–$15,869
Oklahoma$15,357–$15,463
Oregon$17,797–$19,485
Pennsylvania$15,579–$16,971
Rhode Island$18,057
South Carolina$14,885–$15,582
South Dakota$16,277
Tennessee$14,484–$15,643
Texas$16,049–$16,142
Utah$16,181
Vermont$15,844–$16,425
Virginia$15,601–$16,529
Washington$17,881–$18,749
West Virginia$15,390–$16,573
Wisconsin$15,474–$16,679
Wyoming$16,327

Questions

How much does hip fracture fixation cost?

Medicare's 2026 national price for hip fracture fixation is $16,359 at hospital stay. Prices vary by area; private insurance usually pays more.

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.