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How Much Does Injection, nivolumab, 1 mg Cost on Medicare?

Cost analysis for CPT J9299 — Injection, nivolumab, 1 mg

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🗺️ State-by-State Cost Variation

The most expensive state pays 1.1x more than the cheapest for this procedure. SD averages $23.85 vs WV at $21.22.

StateAvg PaymentTotal PaymentsServicesProviders
SD$23.85$271.9K11.4K1
WI$23.74$151.9K6.4K1
DE$23.70$988.7K41.7K3
MA$23.68$269.9K11.4K1
MI$23.68$769.2K32.5K1
ND$23.67$1.1M45.6K1
CO$23.66$1.4M60.0K4
NJ$23.66$2.3M95.6K4
DC$23.65$678.3K28.7K1
OR$23.64$1.1M45.6K5
VT$23.64$519.2K22.0K1
NE$23.64$5.8M244.4K13
UT$23.64$1.1M48.0K1
NY$23.64$4.4M185.4K10
AR$23.63$13.0M549.6K30
IN$23.63$1.5M63.3K3
MN$23.63$3.3M141.7K21
AK$23.61$1.4M60.1K3
PA$23.60$2.9M123.3K10
MO$23.58$7.9M336.1K22
ME$23.54$2.0M85.6K3
TN$23.53$8.8M372.9K18
KS$23.53$8.9M379.1K14
AL$23.53$3.7M159.2K7
IL$23.51$9.2M389.4K30
FL$23.50$30.1M1.3M71
SC$23.47$6.0M257.6K14
LA$23.44$1.9M79.3K2
AZ$23.43$7.5M321.8K26
OK$23.42$2.6M110.8K8
VA$23.41$9.1M386.9K27
MS$23.40$4.6M194.7K8
OH$23.39$1.9M80.5K5
MD$23.29$13.9M595.8K21
GA$23.26$3.5M148.4K8
NC$23.22$2.7M114.6K9
TX$23.16$11.2M484.7K33
IA$22.98$3.7M160.7K7
WA$22.79$2.4M106.4K6
CA$22.78$21.0M921.9K39
NV$22.67$3.3M143.7K9
ID$21.52$2.1M95.9K3
WV$21.22$365.4K17.2K1

💰 Who Bills the Most for This Procedure?

ProviderSpecialtyStatePaymentsServicesAvg/Service
William SharfmanMedical OncologyMD$1.9M83.8K$23.09
Vinh-Linh NguyenHematology-OncologyCA$1.6M74.4K$21.80
Dexter EstradaHematology-OncologyCA$1.3M56.5K$23.68
John WaplesHematology-OncologyAL$1.3M55.6K$23.65
Kamal PatelHematology-OncologyAR$1.3M55.5K$23.44
James UyekiMedical OncologyTX$1.3M55.0K$23.67
Richard ChernyHematology-OncologyNY$1.3M54.2K$23.66
Asit ChoksiMedical OncologyTX$1.3M59.7K$21.01
David SmithHematology-OncologyMD$1.2M52.4K$23.64
Vijay PatelHematology-OncologyFL$1.2M51.6K$23.64
Jack SauxHematology-OncologyLA$1.2M50.4K$23.56
Kai ZuHematology-OncologyCA$1.2M50.0K$23.64
Ravi RaoHematology-OncologyCA$1.2M49.5K$23.56
Ajay SehgalHematology-OncologyTX$1.2M48.7K$23.65
Jeffrey GeitzHematology-OncologyKS$1.1M48.2K$23.64
Carl GrayHematologyUT$1.1M48.0K$23.64
Ronald DrenglerMedical OncologyTX$1.1M48.2K$23.24
Leonid ShunyakovMedical OncologyMO$1.1M47.0K$23.55
David PortnoyHematology-OncologyTN$1.1M46.3K$23.64
Anil PottiHematology-OncologyND$1.1M45.6K$23.67

🤔 Is Injection, nivolumab, 1 mg Overpriced?

Based on the data, CPT J9299 shows a 1.1x variation in pricing across states — relatively consistent 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.