Price AtlasInteractive atlas · All states · techysurgeon.comDelaware: one knee, three prices
What Medicare pays Delaware hospitals and surgery centers for knee, hip and shoulder replacement, what hospitals list, and which cost the most and the least.
Delaware requires a certificate of need for new surgery centers.
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Lowest Medicare payment
| Hospital | City | Inpatient paid | List price | Outpatient |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Christianacare | Newark | $16,994 | $58,521 | $13,004 |
Highest Medicare payment
| Hospital | City | Inpatient paid | List price | Outpatient |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Christianacare | Newark | $16,994 | $58,521 | $13,004 |
Every Delaware hospital (6)
- Bayhealth Hospital, Sussex Campus Milford
- Bayhealth Medical Center, Kent Campus Dover
- Beebe Medical Center Lewes
- Christianacare Newark
- St Francis Hospital Wilmington
- Tidalhealth Nanticoke, Inc. Seaford
Orthopedic surgery centers (9)
- Cts Surgical Associates LLC Millsboro · $8,695
- Delaware Eye Surgery Center Rehoboth Beach · $8,695
- Delaware Outpatient Center for Surgery Newark · $9,288
- Delaware Surgery Center, LLC Dover · $9,455
- First State Surgery Center LLC Newark · $9,288
- First State Surgery Center/Christianacare Newark · $9,288
- Lewes Surgery Center Lewes · $8,695
- Limestone Medical Center, Inc Wilmington · $9,288
- Orthopaedic Specialists Surgi-Center, LLC Newark · $9,288
Questions
How much does Medicare pay for a knee replacement in Delaware?
In 2024 Medicare paid Delaware hospitals a median $16,994 per inpatient hip or knee replacement stay (MS-DRG 470, 1 hospitals) and a median $13,121 per outpatient case. An orthopedic surgery center is paid about $9,288 for a knee.
Which Delaware hospitals does Medicare pay least for a joint replacement?
Christianacare ($16,994).
What do Delaware hospitals list for a joint replacement?
The median list (chargemaster) price is $58,521, about 3.4× what Medicare pays.
Does Delaware have a certificate-of-need law?
Delaware requires a certificate of need for new surgery centers. A Certificate of Public Review is required to build or establish a health care facility, which includes freestanding surgical centers; a 2026 law eased equipment review only.