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Dual-chamber pacemaker (33208) or leadless pacemaker (33274). What Medicare pays in each setting, in every state, and where it costs less.
Dual-chamber pacemaker (33208) or leadless pacemaker (33274).
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 | $7,144–$7,692 | $9,422–$10,329 | $11,413–$12,370 |
| Alaska | $8,868 | $12,173 | $14,735 |
| Arizona | $8,469 | $11,596 | $14,145 |
| Arkansas | $7,446–$7,812 | $9,925–$10,532 | $12,046–$12,608 |
| California | $9,850–$11,081 | $13,884–$15,880 | $16,892–$19,902 |
| Colorado | $8,401–$8,475 | $11,478–$11,600 | $14,029–$14,701 |
| Connecticut | $9,341 | $13,014 | $16,074 |
| Delaware | $8,392–$8,779 | $11,465–$12,105 | $13,655–$14,077 |
| District of Columbia | $7,966–$9,246 | $10,728–$12,846 | $12,652–$15,737 |
| Florida | $8,366–$8,442 | $11,399–$11,475 | $13,969–$14,045 |
| Georgia | $7,278–$8,307 | $9,615–$11,319 | $12,011–$13,485 |
| Hawaii | $9,191 | $12,791 | $15,141 |
| Idaho | $7,939–$8,081 | $10,739–$10,973 | $12,859–$13,081 |
| Illinois | $8,537–$8,597 | $11,683–$11,743 | $14,993–$15,053 |
| Indiana | $8,383–$8,584 | $11,472–$11,805 | $13,771–$13,924 |
| Iowa | $7,765–$8,157 | $10,455–$11,103 | $12,115–$13,515 |
| Kansas | $7,508–$7,679 | $10,025–$10,308 | $12,172–$12,596 |
| Kentucky | $7,651–$7,924 | $10,245–$10,698 | $12,484–$13,080 |
| Louisiana | $7,446–$7,684 | $9,904–$10,298 | $11,687–$12,416 |
| Maine | $7,922–$8,176 | $10,704–$11,119 | $13,137–$13,689 |
| Maryland | $7,668–$8,466 | $10,262–$11,584 | $12,210–$14,083 |
| Massachusetts | $9,308–$9,337 | $12,979–$13,008 | $16,124–$16,153 |
| Michigan | $8,034–$8,100 | $10,869–$10,951 | $13,120–$13,247 |
| Minnesota | $8,218–$8,539 | $11,201–$11,732 | $13,727–$14,462 |
| Mississippi | $7,156–$7,562 | $9,434–$10,107 | $11,093–$11,911 |
| Missouri | $8,051–$8,063 | $10,907–$10,919 | $13,066–$13,078 |
| Montana | $8,195 | $11,134 | $13,974 |
| Nebraska | $8,252 | $11,260 | $13,096–$13,604 |
| Nevada | $8,398 | $11,477 | $13,654–$13,679 |
| New Hampshire | $8,483 | $11,613 | $14,519 |
| New Jersey | $8,876–$9,285 | $12,243–$12,913 | $15,064–$16,187 |
| New Mexico | $7,999–$8,274 | $10,807–$11,262 | $12,864–$13,774 |
| New York | $9,601–$9,721 | $13,478–$13,598 | $17,126–$17,246 |
| North Carolina | $7,748–$8,106 | $10,415–$11,008 | $13,261–$13,408 |
| North Dakota | $8,156 | $11,096 | $13,448 |
| Ohio | $7,709–$8,000 | $10,335–$10,818 | $12,509–$13,201 |
| Oklahoma | $7,790–$7,833 | $10,482–$10,553 | $12,566 |
| Oregon | $8,743–$9,393 | $12,054–$13,131 | $15,107–$15,209 |
| Pennsylvania | $7,882–$8,432 | $10,624–$11,535 | $12,737–$13,849 |
| Rhode Island | $8,845 | $12,209 | $15,129 |
| South Carolina | $7,599–$7,881 | $10,159–$10,626 | $12,668–$12,931 |
| South Dakota | $8,152 | $11,091 | $13,444 |
| Tennessee | $7,433–$7,902 | $9,898–$10,675 | $11,953–$13,058 |
| Texas | $8,072–$8,113 | $10,941–$10,981 | $13,396–$13,437 |
| Utah | $8,124 | $11,025 | $13,151 |
| Vermont | $7,979–$8,212 | $10,798–$11,184 | $13,498–$14,012 |
| Virginia | $7,884–$8,256 | $10,633–$11,248 | $13,242–$13,639 |
| Washington | $8,774–$9,107 | $12,097–$12,648 | $15,715–$15,749 |
| West Virginia | $7,814–$8,290 | $10,495–$11,283 | $12,220–$13,544 |
| Wisconsin | $7,828–$8,307 | $10,558–$11,353 | $12,844–$13,696 |
| Wyoming | $8,178 | $11,117 | $13,470 |
Questions
How much does pacemaker implant cost?
Medicare's 2026 national price for pacemaker implant is $8,195 at surgery center; $11,134 at hospital outpatient; $13,487 at hospital stay. Prices vary by area; private insurance usually pays more.
Where is pacemaker implant cheapest?
Usually at surgery center ($8,195) rather than hospital stay ($13,487), about $5,292 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.