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How Much Does Injection, pegcetacoplan, intravitreal, 1 mg Cost on Medicare?

Cost analysis for CPT J2781 — Injection, pegcetacoplan, intravitreal, 1 mg

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Average Medicare Payment

$119.93

2023 data

Total Payments (2023)

$49.8M

Services (2023)

415.2K

Price Change (2023–2023)

0.0%

📈 Year-over-Year Cost Trend

YearAvg PaymentTotal PaymentsServicesYoY Change
2023$119.93$49.8M415.2K—

🗺️ State-by-State Cost Variation

The most expensive state pays 1.3x more than the cheapest for this procedure. AR averages $120.36 vs AL at $89.22.

StateAvg PaymentTotal PaymentsServicesProviders
AR$120.36$227.5K1.9K3
NE$120.36$191.4K1.6K4
WV$120.36$97.5K8101
DE$120.36$86.7K7201
MT$120.36$52.4K4351
KS$120.36$207.9K1.7K3
KY$120.36$193.4K1.6K4
NJ$120.36$1.6M13.3K18
MA$120.36$469.4K3.9K4
MI$120.36$95.7K7953
IL$120.36$1.1M9.4K13
AK$120.36$21.7K1801
NV$120.36$133.6K1.1K2
PA$120.36$2.1M17.2K19
IA$120.36$99.3K8251
ND$120.36$57.9K4811
MO$120.36$326.9K2.7K5
SD$120.36$724.0K6.0K3
ME$120.36$278.0K2.3K3
NM$120.36$186.0K1.5K3
WA$120.36$1.2M10.3K14
CT$120.33$612.2K5.1K11
VA$120.28$1.6M13.0K18
MD$120.27$4.4M36.5K17
MN$120.27$312.3K2.6K5
TX$120.25$6.2M51.5K47
UT$120.25$1.9M15.8K15
TN$120.24$1.5M12.3K18
IN$120.21$335.4K2.8K8
CA$120.19$5.3M43.8K55
OR$120.17$1.1M9.4K11
OH$120.03$2.6M21.6K17
NC$120.03$682.6K5.7K9
CO$120.02$1.1M9.3K14
GA$119.90$348.9K2.9K8
ID$119.89$922.8K7.7K6
AZ$119.82$738.9K6.2K8
FL$119.75$4.8M40.0K47
MS$119.65$425.5K3.6K3
OK$119.52$337.1K2.8K5
NY$119.49$2.7M22.6K36
SC$119.03$1.9M16.1K15
LA$118.96$430.0K3.6K5
WI$118.52$131.8K1.1K3
AL$89.22$25.1K2812

💰 Who Bills the Most for This Procedure?

ProviderSpecialtyStatePaymentsServicesAvg/Service
David WarrowOphthalmologyMD$1.8M15.2K$120.29
Allen HuOphthalmologyMD$1.2M10.1K$120.34
Sunil GuptaOphthalmologyFL$839.7K7.0K$119.88
Jason YsasagaOphthalmologyTX$663.4K5.5K$119.85
Eric JablonOphthalmologySC$603.0K5.0K$120.36
David KimOphthalmologyCA$529.0K4.4K$120.36
Prema AbrahamOphthalmologySD$520.0K4.3K$120.36
David BrownOphthalmologyTX$491.1K4.1K$120.36
Robert ReinauerOphthalmologyTX$451.6K3.8K$120.36
David MillerOphthalmologyOH$415.2K3.5K$120.36
Nathan SteinleOphthalmologyCA$408.0K3.4K$120.36
Scott PendergastOphthalmologyOH$390.0K3.2K$120.36
Charles WykoffOphthalmologyTX$377.3K3.1K$120.35
Matthew BenzOphthalmologyTX$359.3K3.0K$120.36
Douglas MehrOphthalmologyUT$351.6K2.9K$120.36
Gordon ByrnesOphthalmologyVA$335.8K2.8K$120.36
Kyle ThompsonOphthalmologyID$335.8K2.8K$120.36
Thomas ShaneOphthalmologyFL$326.8K2.7K$120.36
David BoyerOphthalmologyCA$321.4K2.7K$120.36
Babak Jian SeyedahmadiOphthalmologyMA$301.5K2.5K$120.36

🤔 Is Injection, pegcetacoplan, intravitreal, 1 mg Overpriced?

Based on the data, CPT J2781 shows a 1.3x variation in pricing across states — relatively consistent by Medicare standards.

Costs have decreased 0% since 2023. 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.