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How much does trigger finger release cost?

Opening the tight tendon sheath that makes a finger catch. What Medicare pays in each setting, in every state, and where it costs less.

Office or clinic
$630
Medicare 2026, national
Surgery center
$1,160
Medicare 2026, national
Hospital outpatient
$1,930
Medicare 2026, national

Opening the tight tendon sheath that makes a finger catch.

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

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By state

StateOffice or clinicSurgery centerHospital outpatient
Alabama$558$1,017–$1,079$1,644–$1,784
Alaska$705$1,276$2,125
Arizona$611$1,185$1,995
Arkansas$548$1,048–$1,090$1,719–$1,812
California$671–$857$1,358–$1,556$2,364–$2,729
Colorado$659$1,192–$1,200$1,991–$2,010
Connecticut$675$1,306$2,234
Delaware$622$1,180–$1,224$1,979–$2,077
District of Columbia$728$1,167–$1,312$1,899–$2,225
Florida$617–$680$1,179–$1,213$1,969–$2,003
Georgia$578–$642$1,043–$1,163$1,682–$1,944
Hawaii$691$1,289$2,202
Idaho$579$1,113–$1,129$1,853–$1,889
Illinois$596–$659$1,192–$1,223$2,007–$2,037
Indiana$582$1,164–$1,187$1,967–$2,018
Iowa$575$1,092–$1,136$1,808–$1,907
Kansas$571$1,062–$1,081$1,741–$1,784
Kentucky$571$1,081–$1,112$1,776–$1,846
Louisiana$570–$602$1,058–$1,094$1,724–$1,790
Maine$582–$618$1,113–$1,152$1,849–$1,923
Maryland$635–$673$1,103–$1,193$1,798–$2,001
Massachusetts$654–$730$1,293–$1,321$2,221–$2,249
Michigan$588–$625$1,130–$1,153$1,878–$1,903
Minnesota$631$1,159–$1,195$1,938–$2,020
Mississippi$554$1,019–$1,064$1,646–$1,749
Missouri$559–$605$1,123–$1,138$1,875–$1,890
Montana$630$1,160$1,930
Nebraska$578$1,147$1,932
Nevada$627$1,181$1,982
New Hampshire$648$1,198$2,009
New Jersey$682–$719$1,255–$1,313$2,118–$2,232
New Mexico$591$1,128–$1,159$1,869–$1,939
New York$598–$749$1,308–$1,376$2,281–$2,349
North Carolina$589$1,095–$1,136$1,806–$1,898
North Dakota$618$1,149$1,919
Ohio$585$1,092–$1,125$1,794–$1,869
Oklahoma$571$1,096$1,812–$1,823
Oregon$622–$683$1,218–$1,291$2,068–$2,234
Pennsylvania$587–$656$1,112–$1,177$1,839–$1,979
Rhode Island$646$1,239$2,101
South Carolina$588$1,080–$1,112$1,768–$1,839
South Dakota$617$1,148$1,918
Tennessee$574$1,055–$1,108$1,722–$1,842
Texas$582–$657$1,132–$1,156$1,886–$1,911
Utah$597$1,142$1,904
Vermont$615$1,129–$1,155$1,873–$1,932
Virginia$615$1,119–$1,161$1,848–$1,943
Washington$653–$747$1,232–$1,299$2,085–$2,194
West Virginia$571$1,102–$1,156$1,817–$1,938
Wisconsin$595$1,104–$1,158$1,829–$1,951
Wyoming$625$1,155$1,925

Questions

How much does trigger finger release cost?

Medicare's 2026 national price for trigger finger release is $630 at office or clinic; $1,160 at surgery center; $1,930 at hospital outpatient. Prices vary by area; private insurance usually pays more.

Where is trigger finger release cheapest?

Usually at office or clinic ($630) rather than hospital outpatient ($1,930), about $1,301 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.