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Laparoscopic or robotic radical prostatectomy. What Medicare pays in each setting, in every state, and where it costs less.
Laparoscopic or robotic radical prostatectomy.
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 | $5,462–$5,824 | $10,170–$11,093 | $10,433–$11,253 |
| Alaska | $6,910 | $13,219 | $13,556 |
| Arizona | $6,371 | $12,403 | $12,800 |
| Arkansas | $5,656–$5,899 | $10,679–$11,296 | $10,971–$11,452 |
| California | $7,300–$8,228 | $14,747–$16,867 | $15,170–$17,850 |
| Colorado | $6,346–$6,394 | $12,300–$12,424 | $12,718–$13,294 |
| Connecticut | $6,996 | $13,879 | $14,493 |
| Delaware | $6,328–$6,584 | $12,276–$12,927 | $12,388–$12,749 |
| District of Columbia | $6,119–$6,965 | $11,581–$13,735 | $11,591–$14,234 |
| Florida | $6,333–$6,452 | $12,219–$12,337 | $12,672–$12,791 |
| Georgia | $5,586–$6,267 | $10,387–$12,120 | $10,972–$12,256 |
| Hawaii | $6,865 | $13,635 | $13,669 |
| Idaho | $5,991–$6,085 | $11,513–$11,752 | $11,676–$11,866 |
| Illinois | $6,442–$6,540 | $12,504–$12,602 | $13,545–$13,643 |
| Indiana | $6,287–$6,420 | $12,261–$12,599 | $12,458–$12,590 |
| Iowa | $5,872–$6,131 | $11,222–$11,881 | $11,034–$12,234 |
| Kansas | $5,705–$5,818 | $10,786–$11,074 | $11,085–$11,449 |
| Kentucky | $5,818–$5,999 | $11,019–$11,480 | $11,366–$11,877 |
| Louisiana | $5,684–$5,853 | $10,674–$11,074 | $10,684–$11,309 |
| Maine | $5,988–$6,169 | $11,482–$11,915 | $11,920–$12,404 |
| Maryland | $5,857–$6,385 | $11,058–$12,403 | $11,156–$12,761 |
| Massachusetts | $6,947–$7,010 | $13,827–$13,890 | $14,514–$14,578 |
| Michigan | $6,087–$6,169 | $11,663–$11,770 | $11,923–$12,062 |
| Minnesota | $6,187–$6,399 | $11,994–$12,534 | $12,430–$13,060 |
| Mississippi | $5,476–$5,745 | $10,186–$10,870 | $10,163–$10,865 |
| Missouri | $6,081–$6,107 | $11,691–$11,717 | $11,863–$11,889 |
| Montana | $6,202 | $11,942 | $12,664 |
| Nebraska | $6,194 | $12,041 | $11,876–$12,311 |
| Nevada | $6,328 | $12,285 | $12,383–$12,405 |
| New Hampshire | $6,394 | $12,431 | $13,133 |
| New Jersey | $6,696–$6,991 | $13,103–$13,804 | $13,636–$14,619 |
| New Mexico | $6,068–$6,250 | $11,603–$12,065 | $11,707–$12,487 |
| New York | $7,108–$7,325 | $14,310–$14,527 | $15,345–$15,562 |
| North Carolina | $5,876–$6,113 | $11,191–$11,794 | $12,029–$12,154 |
| North Dakota | $6,146 | $11,886 | $12,190 |
| Ohio | $5,865–$6,058 | $11,117–$11,608 | $11,395–$11,988 |
| Oklahoma | $5,904–$5,932 | $11,257–$11,329 | $11,432 |
| Oregon | $6,549–$6,979 | $12,868–$13,963 | $13,623–$13,710 |
| Pennsylvania | $5,977–$6,342 | $11,409–$12,337 | $11,589–$12,542 |
| Rhode Island | $6,643 | $13,045 | $13,664 |
| South Carolina | $5,786–$5,973 | $10,935–$11,410 | $11,527–$11,753 |
| South Dakota | $6,140 | $11,879 | $12,184 |
| Tennessee | $5,658–$5,968 | $10,659–$11,449 | $10,900–$11,847 |
| Texas | $6,101–$6,171 | $11,730–$11,800 | $12,152–$12,221 |
| Utah | $6,139 | $11,820 | $11,945 |
| Vermont | $6,032–$6,186 | $11,584–$11,977 | $12,236–$12,676 |
| Virginia | $5,978–$6,224 | $11,421–$12,047 | $12,023–$12,363 |
| Washington | $6,590–$6,863 | $12,928–$13,503 | $14,161–$14,238 |
| West Virginia | $5,949–$6,264 | $11,286–$12,087 | $11,157–$12,291 |
| Wisconsin | $5,916–$6,233 | $11,331–$12,139 | $11,662–$12,392 |
| Wyoming | $6,178 | $11,917 | $12,222 |
Questions
How much does prostate removal cost?
Medicare's 2026 national price for prostate removal is $6,202 at surgery center; $11,942 at hospital outpatient; $12,247 at hospital stay. Prices vary by area; private insurance usually pays more.
Where is prostate removal cheapest?
Usually at surgery center ($6,202) rather than hospital stay ($12,247), about $6,044 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.