Inpatient stays / DRG 823

MS-DRG 823 · 21 hospitals · 2,474 stays

DRG 823: Lymphoma and Non-Acute Leukemia with Other Procedures with MCC

Medicare patients had 2,474 stays in DRG 823 in 2024. Hospitals charged an average of $245,686 per stay and were paid $49,976 — a ratio of 4.9 to 1 — of which Medicare's own share averaged $42,242. Average charges ran from $155,867 at the least expensive hospital to $1,166,184 at the most; half of hospitals charged between $250,968 and $584,562.

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  1. 1Average charge $245,686
  2. 2Average paid $49,976
  3. 3Reporting hospitals 21
  4. 4Medicare stays 2,474
Avg charge
$245,686
hospital list price
Avg total paid
$49,976
Medicare + patient + other
Medicare's share
$42,242
85% of the payment
Charge ÷ paid
4.9×
national median hospital 4.15×

By state

Average charges for DRG 823 were highest in Colorado ($490,984) and lowest in Maryland ($58,128). Payments vary far less than charges, because Medicare sets them: they range across states from $30,670 to $71,979.

Colorado$490,984Nevada$430,112California$428,078New York$358,769Pennsylvania$332,985New Jersey$311,561Texas$297,400Kansas$293,084Florida$276,685Missouri$219,271Illinois$213,866Alabama$209,119
Average charge per stay for DRG 823, 12 highest-charging states, bars to scale. Source: CMS DY2024.
StateStaysAvg chargeAvg paidRatio
Colorado35$490,984$50,6169.7×
Nevada21$430,112$42,92910×
California273$428,078$70,5276.1×
New York148$358,769$71,9795×
Pennsylvania109$332,985$48,4446.9×
New Jersey78$311,561$52,7175.9×
Texas161$297,400$40,9317.3×
Kansas41$293,084$52,1385.6×
Florida189$276,685$45,4846.1×
Missouri72$219,271$50,7774.3×
Illinois133$213,866$47,1804.5×
Alabama23$209,119$37,5455.6×
Washington58$206,874$46,9344.4×
Georgia48$202,096$42,5424.8×
Indiana41$201,410$43,6554.6×
Connecticut26$189,487$48,6693.9×
Minnesota58$180,648$56,0143.2×
Louisiana19$179,858$30,6705.9×
South Carolina29$177,349$44,3434×
Arizona59$176,911$43,6304.1×
Massachusetts86$176,711$67,6262.6×
West Virginia21$174,164$46,2043.8×
Ohio81$168,212$38,3974.4×
Oklahoma29$165,764$35,9614.6×
Tennessee53$160,911$34,6864.6×
Utah26$157,300$47,6033.3×
North Carolina80$156,621$43,1263.6×
Michigan66$154,771$50,3563.1×
Virginia71$142,473$40,5233.5×
Kentucky32$138,736$36,6393.8×
New Mexico16$137,503$41,8083.3×
Idaho13$137,234$38,9583.5×
Arkansas19$136,060$35,9993.8×
Wisconsin34$132,690$41,4003.2×
Mississippi20$127,703$35,8623.6×
Oregon37$126,516$44,7912.8×
New Hampshire12$123,669$41,8403×
Iowa19$119,989$33,9623.5×
Nebraska18$109,618$33,1673.3×
Montana12$102,063$34,8952.9×
Maryland46$58,128$52,0581.1×

Highest average charges

HospitalChargePaid
Stanford Health Care
Stanford, CA · 21 stays
$1,166,184$130,914
UPMC Presbyterian Shadyside
Pittsburgh, PA · 12 stays
$739,505$44,217
NYU Langone Hospitals
New York, NY · 11 stays
$646,615$91,174
UCSF Medical Center
San Francisco, CA · 11 stays
$598,745$117,083
Baptist Hospital of Miami
Miami, FL · 13 stays
$594,962$110,349
Hospital of Univ of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA · 14 stays
$574,162$81,550
New York-Presbyterian Hospital
New York, NY · 25 stays
$454,116$71,447
Adventhealth Orlando
Orlando, FL · 19 stays
$372,338$54,081
Mount Sinai Hospital
New York, NY · 13 stays
$371,021$78,674
University of Kansas Hospital
Kansas City, KS · 25 stays
$349,904$60,343

Lowest average charges

HospitalChargePaid
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Columbus, OH · 12 stays
$155,867$36,864
Duke University Hospital
Durham, NC · 11 stays
$167,975$61,347
Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland, OH · 11 stays
$195,543$48,145
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Boston, MA · 15 stays
$213,852$101,914
Rush University Medical Center
Chicago, IL · 12 stays
$235,788$76,281
Barnes Jewish Hospital
Saint Louis, MO · 27 stays
$266,149$77,160
Mayo Clinic Hospital Rochester
Rochester, MN · 20 stays
$269,285$84,598
North Shore University Hospital
Manhasset, NY · 12 stays
$308,099$52,554
The University of Chicago Medical Center
Chicago, IL · 11 stays
$309,412$61,166
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston, MA · 16 stays
$330,246$84,669

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.