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Updated April 2026

Kidney and Urinary Tract Infections without MCC in Florida

111 Florida hospitals report Medicare totals for this DRG, averaging $8,990 (close to the $8,608 national mean), with a 2× spread from $5,177 to $12,193. 8 carry an A grade, 1 carry an F.

Kidney and Urinary Tract Infections without MCC (DRG 690) is a Renal procedure tracked in CMS Inpatient Payment files. Across Florida, 2,725 hospitals report payment data for 561,600 total discharges, with an average Medicare payment of $8,608 (median $8,334). A $18,437 maximum and $2,520 minimum on the same DRG procedure is normal for the Medicare payment system — DRG codes bundle cases that may differ in complexity, and hospital wage-index adjustments alone can move payments by 30% across regions.

Within Florida, the 2,725 hospitals reporting this procedure span the full range of ownership types and hospital sizes. The state-specific average ($8,608) is shaped by which hospitals in the state see enough volume to report the DRG code at all. For patients with elective scheduling on Kidney and Urinary Tract Infections without MCC, the cost-comparison logic is straightforward: the per-procedure payment range is meaningfully wide, so the hospital chosen affects total cost. For patients in an emergency, the choice is functionally fixed — but the listed prices still matter for insurance-coverage and out-of-pocket planning.

About This Procedure

Kidney and urinary DRGs include renal failure, dialysis access, kidney stone management, and urinary tract surgery. Many of these admissions are short-stay but high-volume, so small per-case price differences add up across a hospital population.

Kidney and Urinary Tract Infections without MCC is Medicare DRG 690 in the Renal category. National Medicare average for this DRG is $8,608 across 2,725 reporting hospitals. The state-level view here filters that universe down to Florida only.

Cost Picture in Florida

Florida's average for this DRG sits close to the national Medicare mean. State-level differences are explained primarily by the regional Medicare wage index — the multiplier CMS applies to standardize DRG payments to local labor costs — alongside hospital case mix and the concentration of academic referral centers in the state's larger metros.

Within the state, the 2× spread between the lowest- and highest-reporting facility usually reflects length-of-stay differences, complication adjustments for sicker patients, teaching-status add-ons, and outlier payments for unusually long stays. Two hospitals reporting the same DRG can post meaningfully different totals without anything “wrong” happening at either site. For non-Medicare patients, the more relevant figure is the negotiated commercial rate published in each hospital's machine-readable file under the CMS Hospital Price Transparency Rule.

Quality Alongside Price

For a planned admission, the most useful complement to the cost view is the hospital-specific quality data on CMS Care Compare. The site publishes risk-adjusted measures of mortality, readmission, complication, infection, and patient experience for every Medicare-participating hospital. The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) Patient Safety Indicators feed many of these CMS measures.

For complex procedures, hospital-level case volume correlates with outcomes in published research, even after risk adjustment. CMS publishes case counts on Care Compare alongside outcome measures.

Hospitals in Florida Reporting Kidney and Urinary Tract Infections without MCC

Sorted lowest to highest Medicare total payment. Pricing is informational and should be considered alongside CMS quality measures.

#HospitalPaymentGrade
1Hca Florida Largo Hospital
Largo
$5,177D
2Halifax Health /Uf Health Medical Center Of Delton
Deltona
$5,559C
3Orlando Health Rockledge Hospital
Rockledge
$5,770A
4Douglas Gardens Hospital
Miami
$5,854C
5Hca Florida Highlands Hospital
Sebring
$6,009C
6Ascension Sacred Heart Bay
Panama City
$6,217C
7Memorial Hospital Pembroke
Pembroke Pines
$6,561B
8St Anthonys Hospital
Saint Petersburg
$6,792C
9Baptist Hospital Of Miami
Miami
$6,870B
10Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital
Saint Petersburg
$6,911C
11Lee Memorial Hospital
Fort Myers
$6,999A
12Ascension St Vincent's Riverside
Jacksonville
$7,061D
13Orlando Va Medical Center
Orlando
$7,084A
14Naples Community Hospital
Naples
$7,253C
15Broward Health North
Deerfield Beach
$7,294C
16Madison County Memorial Hospital
Madison
$7,353C
17Neurobehavioral Hospital Of The Palm Beaches-North
Magnonia Park
$7,378D
18Broward Health Medical Center
Fort Lauderdale
$7,437B
19Florida State Hospital Unit 31 Med
Chattahoochee
$7,486C
20Bay Pines Va Medical Center
Bay Pines
$7,544C
21Sarasota Memorial Hospital - Venice
North Venice
$7,735B
22Hca Florida North Florida Hospital
Gainesville
$7,758C
23Baptist Health Medical Center - Jacksonville
Jacksonville
$7,775B
24Halifax Health Medical Center
Daytona Beach
$7,788C
25Broward Health Coral Springs
Coral Springs
$7,795B
26Marion Communtiy Hospital
Ocala
$7,798D
27Mease Countryside Hospital
Safety Harbor
$7,906B
28Fishermen's Community Hospital
Marathon
$7,934C
29Adventhealth Fish Memorial
Orange City
$7,947A
30Neurobehavioral Hospital Of The Palm Beaches-South
Boynton Beach
$7,984C
31Tampa Va Medical Center
Tampa
$8,176B
32Park Royal Hospital
Fort Myers
$8,187D
33Central Florida Behavioral Hospital
Orlando
$8,190C
34Adventhealth Tampa
Tampa
$8,199C
35Emerald Coast Behavioral Hospital
Panama City
$8,202C
36Willough At Naples, The
Naples
$8,233C
37Hca Florida Raulerson Hospital
Okeechobee
$8,253C
38Sarasota Memorial Hospital
Sarasota
$8,297A
39Hca Florida Orange Park Hospital
Orange Park
$8,299C
40Orlando Health St Cloud Hospital
Saint Cloud
$8,300D
41Lakeside Medical Center
Belle Glade
$8,310C
42Homestead Hospital
Homestead
$8,332B
43Boca Raton Regional Hospital
Boca Raton
$8,470B
44Broward Health Imperial Point
Fort Lauderdale
$8,482C
45Gulf Coast Medical Center Lee Health
Fort Myers
$8,532A
46Adventhealth Zephyrhills
Zephyrhills
$8,551A
47Florida State Hospital Unit 14 Psych
Chattahoochee
$8,554C
48Baptist Medical Center Beaches
Jacksonville Beach
$8,590B
49Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Weston
$8,600A
50Fort Lauderdale Behavioral Health Center
Oakland Park
$8,710C
51Doctors Hospital
Coral Gables
$8,727B
52Eastside Psychiatric Hospital
Tallahassee
$8,730C
53Palm Bay Hospital
Palm Bay
$8,735B
54Adventhealth Daytona Beach
Daytona Beach
$8,771B
55Baptist Hospital
Pensacola
$8,910B
56Tampa General Hospital Crystal River
Crystal River
$8,924C
57Adventhealth Orlando
Orlando
$8,968B
58Lakeland Regional Medical Center
Lakeland
$8,985D
59Mariners Hospital
Tavernier
$9,016C
60Adventhealth Port Charlotte
Port Charlotte
$9,027D
61South Florida Baptist Hospital
Plant City
$9,175B
62Winter Haven Hospital
Winter Haven
$9,183C
63Adventhealth Sebring
Sebring
$9,226C
64Morton Plant Hospital
Clearwater
$9,230B
65Centerstone Of Florida
Bradenton
$9,298C
66Adventhealth Palm Coast
Palm Coast
$9,320C
67Hca Florida Memorial Hospital
Jacksonville
$9,386C
68West Boca Medical Center
Boca Raton
$9,396C
69Cleveland Clinic Martin North Hospital
Stuart
$9,468C
70Hca Florida Fawcett Hospital
Port Charlotte
$9,478C
71Hialeah Hospital
Hialeah
$9,495C
72Adventhealth Wauchula
Wauchula
$9,621C
73Hca Florida Englewood Hospital
Englewood
$9,706B
74Holy Cross Hospital
Ft Lauderdale
$9,731B
75North Okaloosa Medical Center
Crestview
$9,799C
76Ucf Lake Nona Hospital
Orlando
$9,899B
77Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare
Tallahassee
$10,021D
78Villages Regional Hospital, The
The Villages
$10,063C
79Coral Gables Hospital
Coral Gables
$10,112C
80The Vines Hospital
Ocala
$10,159C
81Hca Florida Aventura Hospital
Aventura
$10,178B
82Larkin Community Hospital Behavioral Health Srvs
Hollywood
$10,180C
83Oviedo Medical Center
Oviedo
$10,214B
84Hca Florida West Hospital
Pensacola
$10,261C
85Lower Keys Medical Center
Key West
$10,312C
86Windmoor Healthcare Of Clearwater
Clearwater
$10,315C
87Memorial Hospital Miramar
Miramar
$10,329B
88Baycare Hospital Wesley Chapel
Wesley Chapel
$10,349D
89Ascension St Vincent's Southside
Jacksonville
$10,359C
90Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center
Palm Beach Gardens
$10,379D
91Hca Florida Brandon Hospital
Brandon
$10,408D
92Ed Fraser Memorial Hospital
Macclenny
$10,431C
93Hca Florida St Petersburg Hospital
Saint Petersburg
$10,462C
94Tampa General Hospital
Tampa
$10,505C
95Nh Jacksonville
Jacksonville
$10,630C
96Hca Florida Lehigh Regional Medical Center
Lehigh Acres
$10,649C
97Tampa General Hospital Brooksville
Brooksville
$10,719D
98Palm Point Behavioral Health
Titusville
$10,781C
99Santa Rosa Medical Center
Milton
$10,874C
100Lake Butler Hospital
Lake Butler
$10,939C
101Hca Florida Palms West Hospital
Loxahatchee
$10,991D
102Hca Florida Jfk Hospital
Atlantis
$11,020C
103Jupiter Medical Center
Jupiter
$11,149B
104Hca Florida Osceola Hospital
Kissimmee
$11,530F
105University Hospital And Medical Center
Tamarac
$11,610D
106Hca Florida Mercy Hospital
Plantation
$11,739C
107Hca Florida Lawnwood Hospital
Fort Pierce
$11,760D
108Larkin Community Hospital Palm Springs Campus
Hialeah
$11,808B
109Hendry Regional Medical Center
Clewiston
$11,816C
110Hca Florida Gulf Coast Hospital
Panama City
$11,923C
111Port St Lucie Hospital
Port Saint Lucie
$12,193C

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does kidney and urinary tract infections without mcc cost in Florida?

Kidney and Urinary Tract Infections without MCC (DRG 690) averages $8,990 in total Medicare payment across 111 Florida hospitals reporting this code. Within the state, payments span $5,177 to $12,193 — about 2× from cheapest to most expensive.

Is Kidney and Urinary Tract Infections without MCC more or less expensive in Florida than nationally?

Florida's state-level average of $8,990 sits close to the national Medicare average of $8,608 for this DRG. State differences are driven primarily by the regional Medicare wage index, case mix, and the share of high-acuity referral hospitals.

Why is the spread between hospitals so wide?

Variation within a state runs 2× because the same DRG can come with different lengths of stay, complication adjustments, teaching-status add-ons, and outlier payments. The CMS Hospital Price Transparency Rule publishes machine-readable rate files that allow direct comparisons against negotiated commercial rates, which often differ from Medicare totals.

Are these the prices a privately insured patient would pay?

No. Figures here are Medicare DRG payments. Privately insured patients are billed under their plan's negotiated network rate, published in each hospital's price-transparency file. Uninsured patients should ask the hospital for the cash-pay rate, also disclosed under federal price-transparency rules.

Should I choose a hospital based only on price?

No. HospitalCostData is informational. Surgeon experience, hospital volume for the procedure, complication rates, and your specific clinical situation matter at least as much as price. Always discuss options with your physician and review CMS Care Compare quality data alongside any pricing benchmark.

See the methodology page for DRG sourcing and Medicare wage-index context.

Sources & Citations

  • CMS Medicare Inpatient Hospital Payments (IPPS). DRG-level average covered charges, total payments, and Medicare payments per facility. data.cms.gov
  • CMS Hospital Compare (Care Compare). Star ratings, mortality, readmission, safety-of-care, and patient-experience measures. medicare.gov/care-compare
  • CMS Hospital Price Transparency Rule. Standard charge files required from every Medicare-participating hospital. cms.gov/hospital-price-transparency
  • Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ). National benchmarks, quality indicators, and clinical context for hospital outcome measures. ahrq.gov

Dataset last refreshed: April 2026. Underlying CMS files are public domain. Suggested citation: “HospitalCostData, hospitalcostdata.com, accessed May 24, 2026.”

This page is informational only and does not constitute medical, legal, or financial advice. Care decisions should be made with a licensed physician.

Source: CMS Hospital Price Transparency, 2026.