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How much does varicose vein ablation cost?

Closing a leaking leg vein with radiofrequency (36475) or laser (36478). What Medicare pays in each setting, in every state, and where it costs less.

Office or clinic
$1,056
Medicare 2026, national
Surgery center
$1,870
Medicare 2026, national
Hospital outpatient
$3,472
Medicare 2026, national

Closing a leaking leg vein with radiofrequency (36475) or laser (36478).

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$934$1,637–$1,752$2,947–$3,221
Alaska$1,180$2,058$3,822
Arizona$1,024$1,924$3,609
Arkansas$918$1,699–$1,776$3,098–$3,281
California$1,122–$1,431$2,209–$2,482$4,296–$4,908
Colorado$1,104$1,910–$1,926$3,573–$3,610
Connecticut$1,133$2,119$4,046
Delaware$1,043$1,909–$1,991$3,571–$3,764
District of Columbia$1,220$1,833–$2,102$3,357–$3,997
Florida$1,038–$1,150$1,918–$1,960$3,562–$3,604
Georgia$972–$1,078$1,681–$1,897$3,017–$3,532
Hawaii$1,156$2,070$3,965
Idaho$968$1,802–$1,832$3,343–$3,414
Illinois$1,004–$1,111$1,955–$1,987$3,649–$3,681
Indiana$975$1,896–$1,938$3,565–$3,665
Iowa$961$1,764–$1,846$3,256–$3,452
Kansas$956$1,713–$1,749$3,128–$3,213
Kentucky$959$1,753–$1,810$3,202–$3,339
Louisiana$957–$1,012$1,711–$1,763$3,100–$3,219
Maine$974–$1,034$1,803–$1,857$3,335–$3,461
Maryland$1,065–$1,130$1,759–$1,926$3,208–$3,607
Massachusetts$1,096–$1,223$2,101–$2,114$4,027–$4,040
Michigan$988–$1,053$1,839–$1,867$3,394–$3,430
Minnesota$1,054$1,858–$1,925$3,479–$3,640
Mississippi$929$1,644–$1,729$2,954–$3,157
Missouri$939–$1,016$1,838$3,403
Montana$1,056$1,870$3,472
Nebraska$967$1,866$3,499
Nevada$1,051$1,909$3,573
New Hampshire$1,086$1,928$3,615
New Jersey$1,145–$1,205$2,021–$2,110$3,813–$4,017
New Mexico$994$1,833–$1,891$3,377–$3,515
New York$1,002–$1,260$2,157–$2,221$4,175–$4,239
North Carolina$986$1,767–$1,842$3,248–$3,427
North Dakota$1,033$1,847$3,450
Ohio$983$1,767–$1,829$3,231–$3,377
Oklahoma$957$1,779–$1,788$3,271–$3,292
Oregon$1,041–$1,143$1,978–$2,114$3,745–$4,070
Pennsylvania$985–$1,101$1,802–$1,918$3,317–$3,592
Rhode Island$1,083$2,006$3,797
South Carolina$986$1,740–$1,800$3,175–$3,316
South Dakota$1,031$1,845$3,447
Tennessee$961$1,698–$1,796$3,090–$3,325
Texas$977–$1,101$1,840–$1,863$3,411–$3,434
Utah$1,002$1,852$3,437
Vermont$1,029$1,812–$1,861$3,361–$3,478
Virginia$1,030$1,797–$1,875$3,315–$3,501
Washington$1,094–$1,250$1,988–$2,065$3,760–$3,926
West Virginia$962$1,799–$1,899$3,287–$3,525
Wisconsin$994$1,775–$1,876$3,285–$3,525
Wyoming$1,046$1,860$3,462

Questions

How much does varicose vein ablation cost?

Medicare's 2026 national price for varicose vein ablation is $1,056 at office or clinic; $1,870 at surgery center; $3,472 at hospital outpatient. Prices vary by area; private insurance usually pays more.

Where is varicose vein ablation cheapest?

Usually at office or clinic ($1,056) rather than hospital outpatient ($3,472), about $2,416 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.