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How Much Does Subsequent hospital inpatient care, typically 25 minutes per day Cost on Medicare?

Cost analysis for CPT 99232 — Subsequent hospital inpatient care, typically 25 minutes per day

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Average Medicare Payment

$60.56

2023 data

Total Payments (2023)

$2.1B

Services (2023)

34.8M

Price Change (2014–2023)

+8.5%

📈 Year-over-Year Cost Trend

YearAvg PaymentTotal PaymentsServicesYoY Change
2014$55.79$2.7B48.4M—
2015$56.06$2.7B48.5M+0.5%
2016$55.43$2.7B48.0M-1.1%
2017$55.70$2.6B46.7M+0.5%
2018$56.37$2.6B45.2M+1.2%
2019$56.84$2.5B43.9M+0.8%
2020$57.41$2.3B38.9M+1.0%
2021$56.32$2.1B36.4M-1.9%
2022$54.93$1.9B34.3M-2.5%
2023$60.56$2.1B34.8M+10.2%

🗺️ State-by-State Cost Variation

The most expensive state pays 1.4x more than the cheapest for this procedure. AK averages $80.07 vs MS at $56.91.

StateAvg PaymentTotal PaymentsServicesProviders
AK$80.07$3.9M49.3K283
NY$68.37$162.9M2.4M11.8K
DC$66.65$6.4M96.3K644
NJ$65.58$114.6M1.7M6.2K
AE$65.53$18.6K2842
CA$65.26$199.9M3.1M12.3K
FM$63.74$25.8K4041
MD$63.62$37.2M585.1K3.4K
CT$63.30$21.3M336.2K2.5K
IL$63.13$98.9M1.6M8.0K
MA$62.94$50.0M793.9K5.4K
XX$62.60$6.9K1111
AP$62.60$51.3K8194
FL$62.33$228.7M3.7M13.1K
RI$62.02$5.0M80.8K653
MI$62.00$80.6M1.3M6.7K
WA$61.67$23.3M377.8K3.1K
HI$61.61$3.4M54.5K392
VA$61.25$49.0M799.7K4.5K
CO$61.02$15.1M248.2K2.3K
DE$61.02$10.3M169.1K728
PA$60.82$103.8M1.7M10.9K
MT$60.38$4.5M73.7K557
GU$60.35$364.0K6.0K30
NH$60.29$9.7M161.2K992
OR$60.12$10.2M169.1K1.7K
TX$60.10$185.8M3.1M11.8K
PR$59.99$1.7M28.6K218
AZ$59.96$32.8M547.7K3.2K
NV$59.81$31.6M528.0K1.3K
GA$59.75$54.6M913.3K5.0K
WY$59.71$2.1M35.0K191
ME$59.64$6.3M105.9K885
ND$59.58$5.7M94.8K564
MO$59.54$46.5M780.4K4.3K
WV$59.34$15.9M267.7K1.3K
LA$59.18$34.4M580.7K2.6K
AA$59.17$8.1K1372
MP$58.96$26.5K4494
SD$58.78$5.2M88.3K565
UT$58.66$5.4M91.3K876
NM$58.66$6.1M103.2K832
NC$58.65$46.2M787.8K5.7K
OH$58.61$70.0M1.2M8.1K
VI$58.61$140.4K2.4K11
SC$58.59$33.3M568.3K2.8K
OK$58.50$24.8M424.6K1.8K
ZZ$58.48$72.5K1.2K11
KY$58.47$33.0M565.2K2.9K
VT$58.46$2.2M38.3K315
AL$58.44$33.7M575.9K2.5K

💰 Who Bills the Most for This Procedure?

ProviderSpecialtyStatePaymentsServicesAvg/Service
Jack HusneyInternal MedicineNY$718.2K9.9K$72.22
Jacob AhdootNephrologyCA$715.3K10.0K$71.65
Harry MarshakPlastic and Reconstructive SurgeryCA$681.5K10.3K$66.44
Keivan GolchiniGastroenterologyCA$672.6K9.9K$67.83
Suhattai GamnerdsiriCardiologyNV$639.4K10.2K$62.41
Satya ChelamkuriFamily PracticeCA$637.0K8.8K$72.71
Arti PatelInternal MedicineTX$606.8K9.8K$61.97
Egbert Joseph LiqueteNephrologyMI$597.7K9.4K$63.43
Aleksander ShalshinPulmonary DiseaseNY$582.9K8.1K$72.21
Robert MortonPsychiatryOK$581.6K9.8K$59.59
Yakoub KatriNephrologyNY$579.9K8.0K$72.16
Michael ScomaInfectious DiseaseNY$579.7K8.0K$72.18
Keshwar RamkissoonInternal MedicineNY$578.8K8.0K$72.25
Jimmy HuangFamily PracticeCA$576.6K8.7K$66.41
Munawar QurashiPhysical Medicine and RehabilitationNV$558.0K9.0K$62.07
Sung-Joon ChoPhysical Medicine and RehabilitationTX$553.8K9.1K$61.02
Samir FarhatInternal MedicineNY$547.9K7.6K$72.43
Stephen VeluzInternal MedicineMO$547.1K8.9K$61.38
Hazem Al-AndaryInternal MedicineFL$540.5K8.7K$62.23
Emmanuel AkinyemiInfectious DiseaseTX$512.7K8.4K$61.26

🤔 Is Subsequent hospital inpatient care, typically 25 minutes per day Overpriced?

Based on the data, CPT 99232 shows a 1.4x variation in pricing across states — relatively consistent by Medicare standards.

Costs have increased 8.5% since 2014. 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.