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How much does surgery for a broken hip cost?

Hip replacement after a hip fracture, without major complications. What Medicare pays in each setting, in every state, and where it costs less.

Hospital stay
$16,721
Medicare 2026, national

Hip replacement after a hip fracture, without major complications.

Every bill for the whole procedure: facility, surgeon, anesthesia and the care around it

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By state

StateHospital stay
Alabama$14,183–$15,331
Alaska$18,337
Arizona$17,497
Arkansas$14,936–$15,610
California$20,816–$24,538
Colorado$17,381–$18,188
Connecticut$19,859
Delaware$16,917–$17,424
District of Columbia$15,784–$19,485
Florida$17,309–$17,467
Georgia$14,931–$16,732
Hawaii$18,723
Idaho$15,925–$16,191
Illinois$18,530–$18,658
Indiana$17,021–$17,205
Iowa$15,027–$16,708
Kansas$15,098–$15,606
Kentucky$15,486–$16,201
Louisiana$14,530–$15,405
Maine$16,265–$16,946
Maryland$15,191–$17,438
Massachusetts$19,894–$19,975
Michigan$16,264–$16,453
Minnesota$16,987–$17,869
Mississippi$13,803–$14,784
Missouri$16,180–$16,219
Montana$17,305
Nebraska$16,206–$16,815
Nevada$16,915–$16,946
New Hampshire$17,965
New Jersey$18,651–$20,020
New Mexico$15,961–$17,053
New York$21,061–$21,331
North Carolina$16,418–$16,594
North Dakota$16,650
Ohio$15,526–$16,357
Oklahoma$15,579
Oregon$18,652–$18,773
Pennsylvania$15,798–$17,132
Rhode Island$18,700
South Carolina$15,713–$16,029
South Dakota$16,641
Tennessee$14,838–$16,163
Texas$16,586–$16,678
Utah$16,298
Vermont$16,712–$17,328
Virginia$16,410–$16,887
Washington$19,401–$19,498
West Virginia$15,186–$16,774
Wisconsin$15,910–$16,931
Wyoming$16,690

Questions

How much does surgery for a broken hip cost?

Medicare's 2026 national price for surgery for a broken hip is $16,721 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.