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How Much Does Biopsy of related skin growth, first growth Cost on Medicare?

Cost analysis for CPT 11102 — Biopsy of related skin growth, first growth

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🗺️ State-by-State Cost Variation

The most expensive state pays 2.2x more than the cheapest for this procedure. NY averages $76.20 vs ND at $35.06.

StateAvg PaymentTotal PaymentsServicesProviders
NY$76.20$14.1M185.4K1.3K
NJ$74.88$8.4M112.0K590
AK$74.02$227.8K3.1K23
CT$71.48$2.6M36.2K266
CA$70.80$22.0M311.4K1.8K
DC$70.15$335.3K4.8K47
MD$68.29$4.8M69.6K385
MA$68.09$6.4M94.2K604
HI$66.81$469.6K7.0K57
GU$66.78$31.7K4743
PR$66.40$137.7K2.1K45
CO$64.84$3.5M53.7K360
RI$64.07$796.4K12.4K93
DE$63.95$887.0K13.9K50
VA$63.47$6.3M99.9K483
FL$62.32$32.6M523.2K1.9K
IL$61.85$6.1M98.1K664
PA$61.41$8.4M137.4K799
TX$60.45$13.4M221.9K1.3K
WA$60.28$3.6M59.9K405
ME$59.49$658.1K11.1K71
NV$59.49$1.3M22.4K146
MI$59.15$3.6M60.7K504
OR$59.04$2.1M35.4K252
GA$58.91$7.0M118.4K545
AZ$58.86$6.9M117.0K498
MO$57.28$2.9M50.9K293
LA$56.86$1.8M31.0K225
NC$56.85$6.7M118.1K712
SC$56.76$4.4M76.7K260
WY$56.19$373.5K6.6K39
KY$56.15$2.2M39.7K232
KS$56.07$1.7M29.8K158
NH$55.81$991.7K17.8K103
OH$55.77$4.5M80.3K606
NM$55.55$858.1K15.4K74
AL$55.06$2.8M50.4K276
UT$54.97$1.3M24.1K200
IN$54.50$2.7M50.2K321
MS$54.44$1.5M27.5K126
OK$54.32$1.7M31.9K152
MN$54.29$1.7M31.4K329
TN$53.90$4.4M81.5K401
MT$52.79$729.7K13.8K75
NE$52.76$915.6K17.4K105
IA$51.98$1.4M26.2K174
ID$50.71$809.8K16.0K117
AR$50.59$1.6M31.8K145
WV$50.38$663.7K13.2K100
WI$49.22$1.7M33.9K301
VT$46.88$257.4K5.5K35

💰 Who Bills the Most for This Procedure?

ProviderSpecialtyStatePaymentsServicesAvg/Service
Eliahou CohenDermatologyFL$308.2K4.0K$77.65
Jackie TrippDermatologyFL$210.4K2.9K$73.28
Craig KornreichDermatologyNY$195.1K2.4K$80.29
Leslie StoreyDermatologyCA$180.5K2.6K$69.71
Harry SapersteinDermatologyCA$175.9K2.5K$70.23
Brian FeinsteinDermatologyFL$170.8K2.3K$73.39
Allison MccormickDermatologyCA$170.8K3.1K$55.19
Jonathan KantorDermatologyPA$169.7K2.3K$73.90
Cathy MilamDermatologyFL$159.5K2.6K$61.28
Leonard GoldbergDermatologyTX$158.5K2.5K$64.06
Bridgit NolanDermatologyFL$155.3K2.1K$75.53
Cynthia HensleyDermatologyFL$147.3K1.9K$76.18
Marc AbbateDermatologyNJ$147.0K1.9K$78.42
Gregory HouckDermatologyFL$144.7K2.2K$67.00
Sean SukalDermatologyFL$144.2K1.8K$80.86
Oren LifshitzDermatologyFL$142.3K2.0K$72.71
Jesse OlmedoDermatologyAZ$139.0K2.1K$66.91
Michael BukhaloDermatologyIL$136.5K1.8K$77.71
Jonathan BlumeDermatologyNJ$133.9K1.5K$90.40
Ashraf HassaneinDermatologyFL$131.8K2.1K$64.06

🤔 Is Biopsy of related skin growth, first growth Overpriced?

The data suggests significant pricing inconsistencies for CPT 11102. With a 2.2x price gap between the most and least expensive states, geography plays an outsized role in what Medicare pays for this procedure.

Costs have remained relatively stable over time, but the geographic variation suggests Medicare's geographic adjustment factors may not fully capture the true cost differences across states.

This analysis is based on publicly available CMS data and does not account for patient complexity, comorbidities, or facility-specific factors that may justify pricing differences.

Data Sources

  • • Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)
  • • Medicare Provider Utilization and Payment Data (2014-2023)
  • • Medicare Physician Fee Schedule

Note: All data is from publicly available Medicare records. OpenMedicare is an independent journalism project not affiliated with CMS.