Inpatient stays / DRG 014
MS-DRG 014 · 44 hospitals · 1,178 stays
DRG 014: Allogeneic Bone Marrow Transplant
Medicare patients had 1,178 stays in DRG 014 in 2024. Hospitals charged an average of $579,837 per stay and were paid $150,978 — a ratio of 3.8 to 1 — of which Medicare's own share averaged $123,292. Average charges ran from $168,050 at the least expensive hospital to $1,529,544 at the most; half of hospitals charged between $356,134 and $777,850.
- 1Average charge $579,837
- 2Average paid $150,978
- 3Reporting hospitals 44
- 4Medicare stays 1,178
By state
Average charges for DRG 014 were highest in California ($1,103,589) and lowest in Maryland ($142,862). Payments vary far less than charges, because Medicare sets them: they range across states from $103,786 to $231,460.
| State | Stays | Avg charge | Avg paid | Ratio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| California | 114 | $1,103,589 | $214,750 | 5.1× |
| Colorado | 41 | $1,054,220 | $110,803 | 9.5× |
| Virginia | 25 | $849,812 | $231,460 | 3.7× |
| New York | 75 | $817,250 | $181,361 | 4.5× |
| Texas | 61 | $721,884 | $117,614 | 6.1× |
| New Jersey | 28 | $697,136 | $182,536 | 3.8× |
| Florida | 44 | $686,369 | $172,297 | 4× |
| Pennsylvania | 81 | $663,043 | $157,288 | 4.2× |
| Tennessee | 38 | $626,915 | $110,454 | 5.7× |
| Indiana | 13 | $547,638 | $108,605 | 5× |
| Illinois | 47 | $520,607 | $158,766 | 3.3× |
| Washington | 32 | $493,340 | $152,583 | 3.2× |
| Missouri | 26 | $454,047 | $136,555 | 3.3× |
| Kansas | 27 | $452,918 | $103,786 | 4.4× |
| Michigan | 40 | $440,194 | $149,380 | 2.9× |
| Ohio | 36 | $405,560 | $126,723 | 3.2× |
| Alabama | 19 | $397,369 | $127,627 | 3.1× |
| Utah | 14 | $391,258 | $129,846 | 3× |
| Minnesota | 29 | $384,925 | $139,716 | 2.8× |
| Arizona | 40 | $377,826 | $138,584 | 2.7× |
| Oregon | 11 | $375,796 | $140,943 | 2.7× |
| South Carolina | 17 | $362,679 | $157,270 | 2.3× |
| Nebraska | 13 | $358,487 | $118,113 | 3× |
| Massachusetts | 94 | $334,574 | $147,331 | 2.3× |
| Wisconsin | 50 | $325,188 | $126,225 | 2.6× |
| North Carolina | 44 | $307,418 | $136,384 | 2.3× |
| Georgia | 13 | $297,915 | $119,988 | 2.5× |
| Connecticut | 24 | $210,679 | $142,717 | 1.5× |
| Maryland | 14 | $142,862 | $139,787 | 1× |
Highest average charges
| Hospital | Charge | Paid |
|---|---|---|
| Stanford Health Care Stanford, CA · 31 stays | $1,529,544 | $226,241 |
| Adventhealth Orlando Orlando, FL · 11 stays | $1,287,283 | $228,579 |
| University of California Davis Medical Center Sacramento, CA · 32 stays | $1,268,636 | $232,418 |
| HCA Healthone Presbyterian St Lukes Denver, CO · 28 stays | $1,231,230 | $105,986 |
| New York-Presbyterian Hospital New York, NY · 13 stays | $1,211,007 | $216,005 |
| Medical College of Virginia Hospitals Richmond, VA · 13 stays | $1,151,606 | $277,583 |
| Tristar Centennial Medical Center Nashville, TN · 17 stays | $1,035,597 | $81,938 |
| Medical City Dallas Dallas, TX · 18 stays | $948,952 | $99,403 |
| UCSF Medical Center San Francisco, CA · 23 stays | $910,164 | $206,058 |
| North Shore University Hospital Manhasset, NY · 11 stays | $856,443 | $144,629 |
Lowest average charges
| Hospital | Charge | Paid |
|---|---|---|
| Mayo Clinic Hospital Rochester Rochester, MN · 11 stays | $168,050 | $133,534 |
| UNC Hospitals Chapel Hill, NC · 15 stays | $208,912 | $135,369 |
| Yale-New Haven Hospital New Haven, CT · 24 stays | $210,679 | $142,717 |
| Vanderbilt University Medical Center Nashville, TN · 13 stays | $219,827 | $161,818 |
| Mayo Clinic Hospital Phoenix, AZ · 21 stays | $274,547 | $156,705 |
| Massachusetts General Hospital Boston, MA · 46 stays | $292,942 | $145,239 |
| University of Wi Hospitals & Clinics Authority Madison, WI · 15 stays | $310,182 | $136,511 |
| Froedtert Memorial Lutheran Hospital Milwaukee, WI · 29 stays | $325,009 | $126,757 |
| North Carolina Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem, NC · 12 stays | $329,703 | $148,890 |
| Strong Memorial Hospital Rochester, NY · 18 stays | $335,580 | $158,304 |
These are averages over each hospital's Medicare stays in this DRG, which mix simple and complicated cases. A high average charge is the hospital's pricing, not a sign of better or worse care, and not what a patient pays: Medicare patients owe the inpatient deductible, and people with other coverage pay their plan's negotiated rate.
Sources: CMS Medicare Inpatient Hospitals — by Provider and Service / by Geography and Service, data year 2024. Hospitals with fewer than 11 stays are suppressed by CMS. Checked 2026-10-24. Methodology.