Inpatient stays / DRG 614

MS-DRG 614 · 42 hospitals · 2,175 stays

DRG 614: Adrenal and Pituitary Procedures with CC/MCC

Medicare patients had 2,175 stays in DRG 614 in 2024. Hospitals charged an average of $124,899 per stay and were paid $26,246 — a ratio of 4.8 to 1 — of which Medicare's own share averaged $20,124. Average charges ran from $43,340 at the least expensive hospital to $373,838 at the most; half of hospitals charged between $80,554 and $137,197.

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  1. 1Average charge $124,899
  2. 2Average paid $26,246
  3. 3Reporting hospitals 42
  4. 4Medicare stays 2,175
Avg charge
$124,899
hospital list price
Avg total paid
$26,246
Medicare + patient + other
Medicare's share
$20,124
77% of the payment
Charge ÷ paid
4.8×
national median hospital 4.15×

By state

Average charges for DRG 614 were highest in Oklahoma ($261,004) and lowest in Maryland ($45,239). Payments vary far less than charges, because Medicare sets them: they range across states from $17,039 to $40,917.

Oklahoma$261,004California$213,849Pennsylvania$171,355Nevada$160,726New York$160,282District of Columbia$155,429Washington$143,723Illinois$141,458Texas$139,135Florida$135,975Louisiana$132,192New Jersey$119,616
Average charge per stay for DRG 614, 12 highest-charging states, bars to scale. Source: CMS DY2024.
StateStaysAvg chargeAvg paidRatio
Oklahoma26$261,004$33,3557.8×
California225$213,849$35,7946×
Pennsylvania101$171,355$25,8506.6×
Nevada14$160,726$21,8967.3×
New York138$160,282$33,1584.8×
District of Columbia13$155,429$36,6784.2×
Washington45$143,723$27,2945.3×
Illinois66$141,458$27,1735.2×
Texas121$139,135$24,8665.6×
Florida173$135,975$19,8496.9×
Louisiana25$132,192$22,4555.9×
New Jersey40$119,616$24,1235×
Arizona70$118,210$27,1794.3×
Georgia60$114,207$21,3255.4×
South Carolina31$112,911$20,8275.4×
Kentucky19$107,903$19,9115.4×
Iowa12$103,793$22,0704.7×
Kansas32$103,586$17,4405.9×
Tennessee46$103,413$22,5024.6×
Virginia68$102,723$23,5834.4×
Colorado43$102,186$22,9024.5×
Ohio69$101,839$21,5264.7×
Indiana42$100,088$19,5645.1×
Alabama18$97,058$18,5705.2×
Nebraska21$96,278$24,5983.9×
New Hampshire13$95,914$24,3823.9×
Oregon34$95,793$26,8093.6×
Missouri49$94,113$20,4094.6×
Wisconsin37$90,515$24,6953.7×
Connecticut24$88,488$29,4833×
North Carolina68$85,202$24,0103.5×
Utah26$84,372$24,6073.4×
Massachusetts94$79,248$26,3323×
North Dakota12$78,106$25,6883×
Michigan43$77,472$25,4553×
Mississippi14$76,358$17,5864.3×
Minnesota79$73,100$26,9502.7×
Arkansas16$67,195$17,0393.9×
Montana11$49,937$17,5832.8×
Maryland77$45,239$40,9171.1×

Highest average charges

HospitalChargePaid
Stanford Health Care
Stanford, CA · 40 stays
$373,838$41,545
OU Health University of Oklahoma Medical Center
Oklahoma City, OK · 16 stays
$370,216$41,927
NYU Langone Hospitals
New York, NY · 35 stays
$194,229$29,661
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Chicago, IL · 19 stays
$193,029$23,390
Houston Methodist Hospital
Houston, TX · 19 stays
$158,605$19,943
Hospital of Univ of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA · 29 stays
$155,213$26,689
University of Washington Medical Ctr
Seattle, WA · 18 stays
$151,716$27,254
Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center
Los Angeles, CA · 16 stays
$149,492$43,444
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Nashville, TN · 18 stays
$142,122$31,288
St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center
Phoenix, AZ · 27 stays
$137,700$29,918

Lowest average charges

HospitalChargePaid
Johns Hopkins Hospital, the
Baltimore, MD · 46 stays
$43,340$38,815
University of Maryland Medical Center
Baltimore, MD · 14 stays
$54,980$51,164
Duke University Hospital
Durham, NC · 11 stays
$60,236$24,867
UT Southwestern University Hospital
Dallas, TX · 25 stays
$62,746$19,084
Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland, OH · 14 stays
$67,261$21,638
Mayo Clinic Hospital Rochester
Rochester, MN · 56 stays
$70,838$29,749
Uh Cleveland Medical Center
Cleveland, OH · 13 stays
$77,705$22,167
University of Utah Hospital and Clinics
Salt Lake City, UT · 15 stays
$77,845$27,359
Mayo Clinic
Jacksonville, FL · 27 stays
$78,437$24,127
Mayo Clinic Hospital
Phoenix, AZ · 26 stays
$80,265$25,773

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.