Inpatient stays / DRG 016

MS-DRG 016 · 54 hospitals · 1,567 stays

DRG 016: Autologous Bone Marrow Transplant with CC/MCC

Medicare patients had 1,567 stays in DRG 016 in 2024. Hospitals charged an average of $273,743 per stay and were paid $72,541 — a ratio of 3.8 to 1 — of which Medicare's own share averaged $55,336. Average charges ran from $66,933 at the least expensive hospital to $760,969 at the most; half of hospitals charged between $175,220 and $345,453.

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  1. 1Average charge $273,743
  2. 2Average paid $72,541
  3. 3Reporting hospitals 54
  4. 4Medicare stays 1,567
Avg charge
$273,743
hospital list price
Avg total paid
$72,541
Medicare + patient + other
Medicare's share
$55,336
76% of the payment
Charge ÷ paid
3.8×
national median hospital 4.15×

By state

Average charges for DRG 016 were highest in Colorado ($580,578) and lowest in Maryland ($66,933). Payments vary far less than charges, because Medicare sets them: they range across states from $47,299 to $149,893.

Colorado$580,578Tennessee$447,778California$412,638Texas$386,994District of Columbia$380,982Pennsylvania$380,049Oklahoma$356,888New York$302,161Virginia$295,122Kansas$273,507Missouri$272,409Oregon$250,130
Average charge per stay for DRG 016, 12 highest-charging states, bars to scale. Source: CMS DY2024.
StateStaysAvg chargeAvg paidRatio
Colorado48$580,578$91,6276.3×
Tennessee41$447,778$54,1938.3×
California105$412,638$97,9764.2×
Texas118$386,994$58,8206.6×
District of Columbia14$380,982$149,8932.5×
Pennsylvania115$380,049$78,2574.9×
Oklahoma15$356,888$64,2205.6×
New York70$302,161$92,5633.3×
Virginia43$295,122$89,3593.3×
Kansas38$273,507$60,8184.5×
Missouri53$272,409$72,6593.7×
Oregon23$250,130$84,2983×
Florida66$247,372$57,8264.3×
New Jersey64$238,107$65,4953.6×
Louisiana12$226,431$57,2764×
Iowa11$224,908$61,7083.6×
Illinois106$220,662$75,7572.9×
Michigan55$215,151$74,3802.9×
Massachusetts32$213,453$85,0692.5×
Nebraska22$212,495$65,7673.2×
Ohio44$208,425$67,1233.1×
Arizona41$208,274$64,6173.2×
Indiana39$207,353$55,0413.8×
Wisconsin47$205,174$68,0773×
Arkansas28$200,294$69,8422.9×
Georgia61$192,905$74,2142.6×
Alabama36$184,482$67,5122.7×
South Carolina22$175,751$54,3403.2×
Utah26$164,567$58,9472.8×
North Carolina53$147,349$63,1062.3×
Connecticut12$140,110$86,9511.6×
Kentucky11$138,109$57,3562.4×
South Dakota15$134,270$47,2992.8×
Minnesota19$124,651$69,9331.8×
North Dakota11$77,664$52,1091.5×
Maryland23$66,933$61,1081.1×

Highest average charges

HospitalChargePaid
Tristar Centennial Medical Center
Nashville, TN · 21 stays
$760,969$52,939
Medical City Dallas
Dallas, TX · 35 stays
$659,010$56,735
HCA Healthone Presbyterian St Lukes
Denver, CO · 41 stays
$607,101$96,246
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Los Angeles, CA · 19 stays
$562,850$78,165
Temple University Hospital
Philadelphia, PA · 34 stays
$502,530$73,548
University of California Davis Medical Center
Sacramento, CA · 16 stays
$461,734$92,798
St David's South Austin Medical Center
Austin, TX · 13 stays
$454,811$66,943
UCSF Medical Center
San Francisco, CA · 23 stays
$442,440$108,862
Medstar Georgetown University Hospital
Washington, DC · 13 stays
$387,860$155,329
University of Michigan Health
Ann Arbor, MI · 18 stays
$386,306$104,680

Lowest average charges

HospitalChargePaid
University of Maryland Medical Center
Baltimore, MD · 23 stays
$66,933$61,108
Sanford
Fargo, ND · 11 stays
$77,664$52,109
Mayo Clinic Hospital Rochester
Rochester, MN · 15 stays
$89,596$67,981
Mayo Clinic
Jacksonville, FL · 34 stays
$106,314$60,951
Carolinas Medical Center/Behav Health
Charlotte, NC · 21 stays
$115,798$59,744
Karmanos Cancer Center
Detroit, MI · 23 stays
$121,711$51,187
UT Southwestern University Hospital
Dallas, TX · 17 stays
$122,735$54,346
Franciscan Health Indianapolis
Indianapolis, IN · 13 stays
$132,689$41,400
Avera Mckennan Hospital & University Health Center
Sioux Falls, SD · 15 stays
$134,270$47,299
University of Utah Hospital and Clinics
Salt Lake City, UT · 16 stays
$137,861$61,180

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.