MS‑DRG 658: Kidney and Ureter Procedures for Neoplasm without CC/MCC

What Medicare paid hospitals for MS‑DRG 658 in 2024: nationally, state by state and across hospitals.

Paid per case$11,1650.7× the all-DRG average
Discharges1,2480.03% of all Medicare discharges
Total paid$13.9M280th largest MS‑DRG by spending
Hospitals79in 34 states and DC
Charges ÷ paid7.5×$83,773 average charge
Relative weight1.5380FY2027, 1.5-day geometric mean stay; FY2026 1.5518 (−0.9%)

In 2024 Medicare paid hospitals an average of $11,165 per discharge for MS‑DRG 658, across 1,248 fee-for-service discharges at 79 hospitals: 0.03% of all Medicare inpatient discharges and $13.9M in total, the 280th largest MS‑DRG by Medicare spending.

By state, the average ran from $6,946 in Mississippi to $16,536 in California. Across hospitals, half were paid between $8,966 and $11,977 per case, and the median hospital $10,305; the payment moves with each hospital’s wage index, teaching and low-income share, and with outlier cases.

Hospitals charged $83,773 on average for these stays, 7.5 times what Medicare paid: charges are list prices, while Medicare pays a fixed amount per MS‑DRG.

See MS‑DRG 658 on the interactive mapPrice an MS‑DRG 658 claim at any hospitalEvery MS‑DRG

What changed in FY2027

The rates for discharges from October 1, 2026 (MS‑DRG version 44) against FY2026.

MS‑DRG 658, FY2026 and FY2027
FY2026FY2027Change
Relative weight1.55181.5380−0.9%
Geometric mean stay (days)1.61.5−0.1
Average stay (days)1.81.7−0.1

FY2027 national base payment (illustration)

$11,362.67

The FY2027 weight times the operating standardized amount and the capital rate ($6,848.00 + $539.95) at a wage index of 1.0. No IME, DSH, outlier or other hospital-specific adjustment, so it is not what any hospital is paid; price it at a hospital for that.

FY2027 national base payment across the severity levels of MS‑DRG 658
MS‑DRGSeverityPayment ($)Step ($)
656with MCC24,222.13+12,859.46
657with CC13,567.97+2,205.30
658without CC/MCC11,362.67—

FY2027 inpatient rates: what else changed on October 1 · Price MS‑DRG 658 at a hospital

Paid per case, by state

MS‑DRG 658 by state, 2024
StatePaid per caseDischargesHospitalsCharges ÷ paid
Maryland*$22,6984121.3×
California$16,5365136.4×
New York$14,4609166.7×
Utah$13,3522012.5×
Illinois$13,1652529.2×
Massachusetts$12,7062322.3×
Indiana$12,4731516.5×
Iowa$11,8811316.8×
Pennsylvania$11,8485039.4×
Nebraska$11,5731314.5×
Washington$11,3875736.8×
Delaware$11,3011614.0×
Ohio$11,1912316.1×
Georgia$11,0382824.9×
Michigan$10,9354036.4×
New Jersey$10,79219111.6×
North Carolina$10,74010876.7×
Minnesota$10,4301116.6×
District of Columbia$10,3481517.3×
Oklahoma$10,1685638.4×
South Carolina$10,0885038.3×
Arizona$9,93529215.0×
South Dakota$9,8521316.5×
Wisconsin$9,8003025.9×
Missouri$9,5594235.9×
Florida$9,167101615.5×
Tennessee$9,0586237.9×
Louisiana$8,8291218.3×
Rhode Island$8,8021113.6×
Kansas$8,7663425.7×
Texas$8,6457548.1×
Kentucky$8,38412110.2×
West Virginia$8,2262329.8×
Virginia$7,76524224.2×
Mississippi$6,9461516.1×
United States$11,1651,248797.5×

* Maryland hospitals are paid under the state’s all-payer model, not the IPPS, so Maryland is left out of the state range above.

How much hospitals vary

Each hospital’s own average Medicare payment for MS‑DRG 658.

10th percentile$7,850
25th percentile$8,966
Median hospital$10,305
75th percentile$11,977
90th percentile$14,545

The same condition at other severities

Questions

What did Medicare pay for MS‑DRG 658 in 2024?

An average of $11,165 per discharge across 1,248 fee-for-service discharges at 79 hospitals, $13.9M in total.

Which state paid the most for MS‑DRG 658?

California, at $16,536 per case; Mississippi paid the least, $6,946.

Where do these figures come from?

From the Medicare Inpatient Hospitals - by Provider and Service (data year 2024): the published hospital-by-DRG averages of Medicare fee-for-service inpatient discharges in 2024. Cells with fewer than 11 discharges are not published, so a hospital with a handful of cases is not counted. Average Medicare payment excludes the patient’s deductible and coinsurance.