# Uterus or ovary surgery, non-cancer (hospital stay): what HealthPartners pays, by state

The whole hospital stay for non-cancer surgery on the uterus or ovaries, such as a hysterectomy.

- Insurer: HealthPartners
- Billing code: 743 (Hospital stays (inpatient))
- Price shown: negotiated in-network price, hospital stay, facility fee
- Prices as of: 2026-10-01
- All of the insurer's plans pooled; the map also shows single networks

| State | Providers | Lowest | 25th pct | Median | 75th pct | Highest | Medicare pays | Median vs Medicare |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | 16 | $15,173.76 | $16,697.34 | $16,697.34 | $24,065.86 | $24,065.86 |  |  |
| Alaska | 12 | $12,008.74 | $13,947.33 | $15,474.04 | $16,434.93 | $29,295.41 |  |  |
| Arizona | 54 | $6,980.20 | $15,173.76 | $16,697.34 | $24,065.86 | $31,181.27 |  |  |
| Arkansas | 5 | $13,647.70 | $13,647.70 | $13,647.70 | $14,792.25 | $16,697.34 |  |  |
| California | 83 | $8,928.08 | $13,947.33 | $16,426.86 | $20,165.33 | $25,631.62 | $12,708.88 | 1.3x Medicare |
| Colorado | 65 | $8,928.08 | $15,425.62 | $17,250.70 | $24,065.86 | $33,044.80 | $12,217.17 | 1.4x Medicare |
| Connecticut | 10 | $13,488.89 | $16,697.34 | $22,990.17 | $24,065.86 | $25,631.62 |  |  |
| Delaware | 1 | $24,065.86 | $24,065.86 | $24,065.86 | $24,065.86 | $24,065.86 |  |  |
| District of Columbia | 2 | $13,647.70 | $14,410.11 | $15,172.52 | $15,934.93 | $16,697.34 | $12,885.60 | 1.2x Medicare |
| Florida | 113 | $6,980.20 | $16,181.21 | $16,697.34 | $24,065.86 | $31,181.27 | $11,049.06 | 1.5x Medicare |
| Georgia | 29 | $11,042.23 | $16,506.27 | $22,990.17 | $24,065.86 | $33,044.80 | $9,736.46 | 2.4x Medicare |
| Guam | 1 | $14,942.37 | $16,187.57 | $17,432.77 | $18,677.96 | $19,923.16 |  |  |
| Hawaii | 8 | $13,488.89 | $16,697.34 | $18,196.89 | $24,065.86 | $25,631.62 |  |  |
| Idaho | 8 | $12,008.74 | $15,207.26 | $16,343.74 | $16,815.52 | $28,848.76 |  |  |
| Illinois | 669 | $11,042.23 | $22,990.17 | $24,065.86 | $28,848.76 | $33,044.80 | $11,037.00 | 2.2x Medicare |
| Indiana | 45 | $11,042.23 | $16,697.34 | $24,065.86 | $24,065.86 | $31,181.27 | $8,469.67 | 2.8x Medicare |
| Iowa | 635 | $8,928.08 | $11,042.23 | $13,488.89 | $16,300.32 | $33,044.80 |  |  |
| Kansas | 13 | $12,008.74 | $15,173.76 | $16,697.34 | $24,065.86 | $29,295.41 |  |  |
| Kentucky | 13 | $12,008.74 | $15,021.16 | $16,189.28 | $17,536.36 | $28,848.76 | $8,835.18 | 1.8x Medicare |
| Louisiana | 14 | $11,042.23 | $15,173.76 | $16,522.40 | $16,697.34 | $24,065.86 |  |  |
| Maine | 13 | $15,173.76 | $15,553.11 | $16,697.34 | $17,086.30 | $29,295.41 |  |  |
| Maryland | 28 | $11,042.23 | $16,181.21 | $16,697.34 | $24,065.86 | $31,181.27 | $11,404.82 | 1.5x Medicare |
| Massachusetts | 21 | $8,928.08 | $16,181.21 | $17,170.05 | $24,065.86 | $31,181.27 | $12,399.97 | 1.4x Medicare |
| Michigan | 160 | $8,928.08 | $16,181.21 | $16,506.27 | $17,170.05 | $33,044.80 |  |  |
| Minnesota | 3,400 | $3,361.06 | $16,347.46 | $18,635.31 | $19,923.16 | $33,044.80 | $20,539.88 | 0.9x Medicare |
| Mississippi | 12 | $11,042.23 | $13,108.00 | $16,697.34 | $24,065.86 | $24,065.86 |  |  |
| Missouri | 46 | $8,928.08 | $15,173.76 | $16,697.34 | $19,923.16 | $31,181.27 |  |  |
| Montana | 16 | $13,647.70 | $15,173.76 | $16,601.81 | $16,697.34 | $24,065.86 |  |  |
| Nebraska | 40 | $8,928.08 | $11,887.15 | $13,647.70 | $16,815.52 | $33,044.80 |  |  |
| Nevada | 16 | $13,647.70 | $16,181.21 | $16,697.34 | $21,837.56 | $28,848.76 |  |  |
| New Hampshire | 6 | $15,527.36 | $16,697.34 | $24,065.86 | $24,065.86 | $24,065.86 |  |  |
| New Jersey | 18 | $6,980.20 | $14,610.49 | $16,506.27 | $17,170.05 | $28,848.76 |  |  |
| New Mexico | 10 | $13,647.70 | $14,410.73 | $16,697.34 | $16,697.34 | $24,065.86 |  |  |
| New York | 50 | $8,928.08 | $15,173.76 | $17,170.05 | $24,065.86 | $31,181.27 | $16,502.88 | about what Medicare pays |
| North Carolina | 78 | $11,042.23 | $18,929.52 | $24,065.86 | $24,065.86 | $33,044.80 |  |  |
| North Dakota | 1,385 | $8,928.08 | $15,173.76 | $16,697.34 | $16,697.34 | $33,044.80 |  |  |
| Ohio | 43 | $8,928.08 | $15,058.07 | $16,697.34 | $18,277.53 | $25,631.62 | $10,070.11 | 1.7x Medicare |
| Oklahoma | 16 | $13,488.89 | $13,647.70 | $16,697.34 | $16,697.34 | $28,848.76 |  |  |
| Oregon | 20 | $13,647.70 | $15,690.82 | $16,697.34 | $22,382.23 | $29,295.41 |  |  |
| Pennsylvania | 42 | $6,980.20 | $15,173.76 | $18,635.31 | $24,065.86 | $31,181.27 | $12,238.54 | 1.5x Medicare |
| Puerto Rico | 3 | $13,647.70 | $14,410.73 | $15,173.76 | $15,173.76 | $15,173.76 |  |  |
| Rhode Island | 6 | $15,527.36 | $16,181.21 | $16,697.34 | $17,215.95 | $29,295.41 |  |  |
| South Carolina | 25 | $6,980.20 | $16,181.21 | $17,170.05 | $24,065.86 | $31,181.27 |  |  |
| South Dakota | 565 | $6,980.20 | $12,008.74 | $13,647.70 | $14,047.21 | $33,044.80 |  |  |
| Tennessee | 43 | $13,647.70 | $16,351.81 | $16,697.34 | $24,065.86 | $31,181.27 | $9,785.44 | 1.7x Medicare |
| Texas | 116 | $6,980.20 | $16,181.21 | $16,697.34 | $24,065.86 | $33,044.80 | $9,521.21 | 1.8x Medicare |
| U.S. Virgin Islands | 1 | $13,647.70 | $13,647.70 | $13,647.70 | $13,647.70 | $13,647.70 |  |  |
| Utah | 13 | $13,647.70 | $15,677.49 | $16,506.27 | $20,617.96 | $28,848.76 |  |  |
| Vermont | 2 | $22,990.17 | $22,990.17 | $22,990.17 | $22,990.17 | $22,990.17 |  |  |
| Virginia | 27 | $12,008.74 | $14,942.37 | $16,506.27 | $17,170.05 | $24,065.86 | $12,570.62 | 1.3x Medicare |
| Washington | 45 | $13,647.70 | $16,181.21 | $16,697.34 | $24,065.86 | $33,044.80 |  |  |
| West Virginia | 4 | $15,173.76 | $15,173.76 | $19,081.97 | $24,454.82 | $28,848.76 |  |  |
| Wisconsin | 6,713 | $3,361.06 | $17,170.05 | $24,065.86 | $24,065.86 | $33,044.80 |  |  |
| Wyoming | 7 | $12,008.74 | $13,647.70 | $14,610.49 | $15,262.16 | $16,697.34 |  |  |

**“x Medicare”** compares each price with what original Medicare actually paid hospitals in the same state for the same kind of stay in 2024, the newest year it has published: the average per stay, the patient’s share included, at hospitals with more than ten such stays. Medicare’s payment varies by hospital (wages, teaching, low-income patients), so this is a state average, not any one hospital’s rate. Insurers write their contracts as a share of Medicare, so 1.3x means the insurer pays 30% more than Medicare would; Medicare Advantage plans generally pay close to 1.0x.

Prices are what the insurer has agreed to pay, not what you will be billed. This is a statewide summary: prices vary far more between towns and between practices than these medians suggest, and "providers" counts everyone with a contracted price, not only those who perform the procedure.

Map: https://medicalpricetransparency.netlify.app/insurers/healthpartners/statemap_743_US.html  
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