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How Much Does Injection, rituximab, 10 mg Cost on Medicare?

Cost analysis for CPT J9312 — Injection, rituximab, 10 mg

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Average Medicare Payment

$61.92

2023 data

Total Payments (2023)

$74.4M

Services (2023)

1.2M

Price Change (2019–2023)

-15.6%

📈 Year-over-Year Cost Trend

YearAvg PaymentTotal PaymentsServicesYoY Change
2019$73.40$380.1M5.2M—
2020$72.75$241.4M3.3M-0.9%
2021$69.45$139.5M2.0M-4.5%
2022$65.22$94.2M1.4M-6.1%
2023$61.92$74.4M1.2M-5.1%

🗺️ State-by-State Cost Variation

The most expensive state pays 1.2x more than the cheapest for this procedure. MI averages $63.65 vs NH at $51.90.

StateAvg PaymentTotal PaymentsServicesProviders
MI$63.65$136.8K2.1K1
AK$63.57$673.8K10.6K4
VT$63.55$672.4K10.6K2
ME$63.54$343.1K5.4K1
MS$63.54$1.6M24.4K6
NE$63.51$637.0K10.0K2
CT$63.50$146.0K2.3K1
SD$63.49$476.2K7.5K3
AL$63.45$1.1M16.6K4
MN$63.44$927.5K14.6K4
AR$63.44$2.0M31.0K5
WI$63.40$1.9M29.6K8
NJ$63.25$728.2K11.5K3
MA$63.23$1.2M19.3K5
TN$63.00$620.5K9.8K3
KS$62.91$1.8M27.9K9
CO$62.90$2.1M33.9K11
PA$62.74$2.5M39.8K13
MT$62.66$467.0K7.5K2
IA$62.64$793.7K12.7K4
SC$62.60$4.3M68.1K22
FL$62.56$8.1M129.5K32
AZ$62.55$3.2M51.0K15
NY$62.54$3.1M50.4K18
LA$62.33$699.6K11.2K3
NC$62.11$3.2M51.6K18
GA$62.02$3.4M54.5K11
MO$61.95$2.8M45.9K9
ID$61.93$452.2K7.3K1
DE$61.79$942.0K15.2K3
OK$61.53$1.5M24.1K6
TX$61.44$5.2M84.9K21
CA$61.36$6.1M99.6K16
IL$61.32$908.8K14.8K7
MD$61.13$2.1M34.2K8
KY$61.08$348.1K5.7K2
NM$60.75$677.4K11.2K3
OR$60.62$1.5M25.4K7
WA$60.60$1.6M26.8K8
VA$60.51$1.0M17.1K4
OH$60.19$833.7K13.8K5
UT$58.16$354.7K6.1K2
IN$55.77$836.6K15.0K4
NH$51.90$397.0K7.7K1

💰 Who Bills the Most for This Procedure?

ProviderSpecialtyStatePaymentsServicesAvg/Service
Barry EibschutzRheumatologyCA$1.5M23.2K$63.52
Sona KamatInternal MedicineMO$1.2M18.5K$62.89
Shariar Cohen-GadolRheumatologyCA$889.7K14.1K$63.33
Bob WodeckiRheumatologyNC$674.3K10.9K$61.81
Yi LiRheumatologyCA$658.9K10.4K$63.42
Howard HauptmanRheumatologyMD$657.9K10.9K$60.35
Adam RosenRheumatologyFL$642.8K10.1K$63.39
Richard HoukRheumatologyAR$616.7K9.7K$63.52
Daniel WatrousRheumatologyCA$582.7K9.2K$63.61
Leslie MccaslandRheumatologyAR$567.1K8.9K$63.36
Jeffrey WeberGastroenterologyWI$566.3K8.9K$63.34
Richard JonesRheumatologyAL$542.1K8.6K$63.40
Marta BognarRheumatologyGA$539.4K8.5K$63.36
Adam BagleyRheumatologyFL$517.1K8.7K$59.78
Jose RoldanRheumatologyTX$514.6K8.1K$63.40
Paul SutejRheumatologyGA$485.2K7.7K$63.37
Eugenia Rullan BidotRheumatologyFL$483.9K7.6K$63.66
Gary GaborRheumatologyFL$472.5K7.7K$61.45
Timothy ShaverRheumatologyKS$472.5K7.5K$63.42
Elvin GarciaRheumatologyTX$470.2K7.4K$63.45

🤔 Is Injection, rituximab, 10 mg Overpriced?

Based on the data, CPT J9312 shows a 1.2x variation in pricing across states — relatively consistent by Medicare standards.

Costs have decreased 15.6% since 2019. 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.