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Uterine surgery for a non-cancer condition, without complications. What Medicare pays in each setting, in every state, and where it costs less.
Uterine surgery for a non-cancer condition, without complications.
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 | $5,209–$5,571 | $9,917–$10,840 | $8,847–$9,551 |
| Alaska | $6,533 | $12,841 | $11,462 |
| Arizona | $6,117 | $12,150 | $10,886 |
| Arkansas | $5,403–$5,645 | $10,425–$11,042 | $9,307–$9,720 |
| California | $7,039–$7,939 | $14,486–$16,578 | $12,915–$15,210 |
| Colorado | $6,087–$6,136 | $12,041–$12,166 | $10,815–$11,309 |
| Connecticut | $6,738 | $13,621 | $12,345 |
| Delaware | $6,073–$6,329 | $12,021–$12,673 | $10,532–$10,843 |
| District of Columbia | $5,850–$6,697 | $11,312–$13,467 | $9,849–$12,118 |
| Florida | $6,083–$6,205 | $11,968–$12,091 | $10,787–$10,909 |
| Georgia | $5,335–$6,016 | $10,137–$11,869 | $9,321–$10,426 |
| Hawaii | $6,607 | $13,377 | $11,631 |
| Idaho | $5,737–$5,831 | $11,259–$11,497 | $9,913–$10,076 |
| Illinois | $6,193–$6,291 | $12,255–$12,353 | $11,537–$11,635 |
| Indiana | $6,032–$6,165 | $12,007–$12,345 | $10,585–$10,698 |
| Iowa | $5,617–$5,876 | $10,967–$11,627 | $9,360–$10,391 |
| Kansas | $5,451–$5,564 | $10,532–$10,820 | $9,406–$9,718 |
| Kentucky | $5,566–$5,747 | $10,767–$11,228 | $9,654–$10,093 |
| Louisiana | $5,432–$5,602 | $10,422–$10,823 | $9,070–$9,606 |
| Maine | $5,734–$5,914 | $11,229–$11,660 | $10,125–$10,542 |
| Maryland | $5,601–$6,129 | $10,802–$12,146 | $9,475–$10,853 |
| Massachusetts | $6,688–$6,743 | $13,568–$13,624 | $12,356–$12,411 |
| Michigan | $5,836–$5,919 | $11,412–$11,520 | $10,137–$10,267 |
| Minnesota | $5,930–$6,142 | $11,737–$12,277 | $10,559–$11,100 |
| Mississippi | $5,224–$5,492 | $9,934–$10,618 | $8,618–$9,220 |
| Missouri | $5,830–$5,854 | $11,440–$11,464 | $10,081–$10,106 |
| Montana | $5,949 | $11,689 | $10,772 |
| Nebraska | $5,939 | $11,786 | $10,083–$10,456 |
| Nevada | $6,074 | $12,031 | $10,528–$10,547 |
| New Hampshire | $6,139 | $12,176 | $11,173 |
| New Jersey | $6,432–$6,720 | $12,839–$13,533 | $11,605–$12,447 |
| New Mexico | $5,817–$5,999 | $11,352–$11,814 | $9,953–$10,622 |
| New York | $6,854–$7,058 | $14,056–$14,260 | $13,067–$13,271 |
| North Carolina | $5,622–$5,859 | $10,937–$11,540 | $10,219–$10,327 |
| North Dakota | $5,890 | $11,630 | $10,355 |
| Ohio | $5,613–$5,806 | $10,865–$11,356 | $9,681–$10,191 |
| Oklahoma | $5,651–$5,680 | $11,004–$11,077 | $9,708 |
| Oregon | $6,294–$6,724 | $12,614–$13,709 | $11,590–$11,664 |
| Pennsylvania | $5,725–$6,089 | $11,157–$12,084 | $9,847–$10,664 |
| Rhode Island | $6,385 | $12,787 | $11,627 |
| South Carolina | $5,533–$5,720 | $10,682–$11,158 | $9,792–$9,986 |
| South Dakota | $5,883 | $11,623 | $10,348 |
| Tennessee | $5,404–$5,714 | $10,405–$11,195 | $9,247–$10,060 |
| Texas | $5,849–$5,917 | $11,478–$11,546 | $10,329–$10,398 |
| Utah | $5,886 | $11,567 | $10,152 |
| Vermont | $5,777–$5,931 | $11,329–$11,722 | $10,395–$10,773 |
| Virginia | $5,724–$5,970 | $11,167–$11,793 | $10,216–$10,508 |
| Washington | $6,332–$6,593 | $12,669–$13,233 | $12,053–$12,118 |
| West Virginia | $5,700–$6,014 | $11,037–$11,837 | $9,483–$10,457 |
| Wisconsin | $5,660–$5,978 | $11,075–$11,883 | $9,899–$10,525 |
| Wyoming | $5,923 | $11,663 | $10,388 |
Questions
How much does a hysterectomy cost?
Medicare's 2026 national price for a hysterectomy is $5,949 at surgery center; $11,689 at hospital outpatient; $10,414 at hospital stay. Prices vary by area; private insurance usually pays more.
Where is a hysterectomy cheapest?
Usually at surgery center ($5,949) rather than hospital outpatient ($11,689), about $5,740 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.