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How Much Does Removal of fingernails or toenails, 6 or more nails Cost on Medicare?

Cost analysis for CPT 11721 — Removal of fingernails or toenails, 6 or more nails

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🗺️ State-by-State Cost Variation

The most expensive state pays 1.5x more than the cheapest for this procedure. DC averages $36.55 vs ND at $24.45.

StateAvg PaymentTotal PaymentsServicesProviders
DC$36.55$192.5K5.3K19
NY$36.27$20.4M562.8K1.3K
CA$35.42$18.6M524.8K1.2K
NJ$35.22$11.9M338.3K747
XX$34.96$42.9K1.2K1
MD$34.16$3.8M111.9K263
CT$33.91$1.6M48.4K153
MA$33.27$5.3M158.9K285
HI$33.02$179.1K5.4K20
FL$32.05$14.3M446.4K959
RI$31.99$595.7K18.6K57
NV$31.94$727.5K22.8K82
AK$31.85$60.4K1.9K14
DE$31.74$788.6K24.8K47
IL$31.64$9.6M304.6K638
WA$31.51$2.4M76.1K206
VA$31.46$2.9M91.7K253
AZ$31.40$3.2M102.8K298
CO$31.16$910.6K29.2K137
TX$31.09$5.6M181.2K626
PA$30.97$14.9M481.1K857
OR$30.89$1.2M39.0K120
MI$30.51$7.0M228.5K548
PR$30.24$30.8K1.0K17
WY$30.18$237.2K7.9K9
NC$29.90$2.5M83.1K252
NH$29.84$451.6K15.1K37
VI$29.83$4.1K1391
NM$29.70$488.7K16.5K64
UT$29.61$1.2M41.8K121
GA$29.54$3.3M111.2K310
SC$29.33$2.6M87.8K167
OK$29.32$1.0M35.4K93
AL$29.12$1.2M41.0K99
IN$29.09$2.6M90.8K241
MN$28.88$1.7M57.6K140
VT$28.87$146.5K5.1K13
OH$28.79$8.5M296.4K663
MT$28.75$574.7K20.0K48
AR$28.63$439.0K15.3K54
TN$28.62$2.0M70.0K214
ME$28.38$575.0K20.3K47
KY$28.17$2.1M73.7K160
WI$27.80$2.0M70.7K200
KS$27.63$1.8M64.6K74
ID$27.59$490.4K17.8K52
LA$27.35$988.0K36.1K107
MO$27.15$3.1M115.5K212
IA$27.07$2.8M101.9K158
NE$26.90$897.9K33.4K70
MS$26.79$484.8K18.1K32

💰 Who Bills the Most for This Procedure?

ProviderSpecialtyStatePaymentsServicesAvg/Service
Christopher SurtmanPodiatryKS$320.7K10.2K$31.43
Aleksander LavrenovPodiatryCA$261.8K6.8K$38.50
Keith CrandallPodiatryTX$186.9K6.0K$31.16
Robert BreinerPodiatryVA$176.9K5.4K$32.70
Michael NorrisPodiatryFL$176.7K5.0K$35.54
Zhi HuangPodiatryNY$175.9K4.8K$36.68
Novneet ChhabraPodiatryNY$160.7K4.4K$36.38
Peter LePodiatryOK$159.9K5.1K$31.58
Michele TrbovichPodiatryTX$157.9K4.6K$34.34
Kenneth CoombsPodiatryNY$155.8K4.1K$37.60
Scott AdamsPodiatryCA$151.8K4.4K$34.58
Rana MansourPodiatryCA$150.6K4.2K$35.64
Aleksandr FoygelmanPodiatryCA$146.6K3.7K$39.72
Firoozeh Ghadyary-KhorzooghyPodiatryAZ$146.1K3.8K$38.25
Mark ShellyPodiatryCA$143.6K3.9K$37.27
Larry KetchersidePodiatryKY$142.9K4.6K$31.40
Kelvin OgellePodiatryNY$142.9K3.7K$38.46
Sarah DerosierPodiatryMA$141.9K4.8K$29.70
Marshall TarzyPodiatryMD$140.1K4.0K$34.61
Daniel RutowiczPodiatryMA$135.6K3.9K$34.73

🤔 Is Removal of fingernails or toenails, 6 or more nails Overpriced?

Based on the data, CPT 11721 shows a 1.5x variation in pricing across states — moderate variation by Medicare standards.

Medicare's fee schedule attempts to standardize pricing, though some variation is expected due to geographic cost-of-living adjustments and practice expense differences.

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.