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How Much Does Destruction of skin growth, 1-14 growths Cost on Medicare?

Cost analysis for CPT 17110 — Destruction of skin growth, 1-14 growths

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🗺️ State-by-State Cost Variation

The most expensive state pays 1.7x more than the cheapest for this procedure. GU averages $89.66 vs ND at $53.66.

StateAvg PaymentTotal PaymentsServicesProviders
GU$89.66$67.8K7563
NY$87.48$12.4M142.1K1.3K
CA$87.34$31.2M357.0K1.8K
DC$86.43$497.0K5.8K49
AK$86.35$225.5K2.6K26
NJ$85.81$5.8M67.3K600
CT$83.87$1.7M19.9K240
MD$83.62$6.8M81.7K441
MA$82.33$6.1M74.6K599
PR$81.36$71.2K87526
HI$81.01$808.7K10.0K71
CO$77.50$3.3M42.8K358
RI$76.55$870.2K11.4K95
VA$76.23$7.2M94.5K525
WA$74.71$4.1M55.4K420
FL$74.57$26.4M354.7K1.9K
IL$74.55$7.0M93.9K732
DE$74.49$1.0M13.4K60
MI$74.09$5.7M76.7K663
TX$73.89$15.1M203.8K1.2K
PA$73.60$7.7M103.9K830
NV$73.36$2.0M26.7K151
OR$71.46$2.1M29.9K234
AZ$71.30$6.7M94.1K514
GA$70.90$5.6M78.8K523
MN$69.47$1.9M28.0K341
SC$69.02$4.3M62.3K282
LA$69.02$2.4M35.2K243
WY$68.83$269.2K3.9K31
NH$68.44$988.4K14.4K105
ME$68.22$483.2K7.1K73
MO$68.08$3.5M51.4K344
NC$67.99$7.1M105.2K727
OH$67.86$5.7M84.3K675
NM$67.78$1.1M15.8K102
MT$66.98$710.1K10.6K76
UT$66.65$1.1M16.6K179
TN$66.07$4.3M65.8K443
OK$65.46$2.5M38.1K177
IN$65.35$3.7M55.9K350
AL$65.20$2.5M38.8K291
KS$64.97$1.7M26.7K191
KY$64.91$2.2M33.6K260
MS$64.35$1.6M25.0K127
WI$64.27$1.9M30.3K319
IA$63.54$1.8M28.9K200
NE$63.32$1.1M18.1K107
AR$62.05$1.9M30.5K167
VT$62.03$271.3K4.4K35
WV$61.72$808.1K13.1K98
ID$61.65$741.6K12.0K98

💰 Who Bills the Most for This Procedure?

ProviderSpecialtyStatePaymentsServicesAvg/Service
Artur HenkeDermatologyCA$534.6K8.7K$61.35
Allison MccormickDermatologyCA$332.0K3.8K$86.90
K. Andrew CervenyDermatologyNY$226.4K2.7K$84.88
Tim IoannidesDermatologyFL$221.3K2.7K$82.20
Tinyee ChangDermatologyCA$215.1K2.3K$92.77
Robert BeerDermatologyCA$193.2K1.8K$106.60
Maryam SickingerDermatologyCA$191.8K2.1K$92.25
Barbara HonigDermatologyMD$187.5K2.1K$90.41
Ann VuDermatologyCA$183.9K1.9K$98.47
Harry SapersteinDermatologyCA$182.2K1.8K$101.69
Joshua BerlinDermatologyFL$181.4K2.1K$88.30
John ShenDermatologyCA$181.3K2.0K$92.37
Adam PlotkinDermatologyFL$177.8K2.1K$82.78
George HsiehDermatologyCA$175.6K1.5K$115.20
Leslie StoreyDermatologyCA$173.6K2.0K$87.27
Joseph LeeDermatologyMD$168.0K1.6K$103.02
Roy BishopFamily PracticeCA$167.7K2.1K$80.06
Christopher CarlinDermatologyCA$167.2K1.8K$94.50
Manish KumarDermatologyIA$160.9K2.1K$78.07
Jeffrey FromowitzDermatologyFL$160.5K1.9K$83.87

🤔 Is Destruction of skin growth, 1-14 growths Overpriced?

Based on the data, CPT 17110 shows a 1.7x 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.