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CPT 27703Reconstruction ankle joint

2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule rates and hospital pricing data

Medicare Rate (Facility)

$1,018

What Medicare pays in a hospital/ASC setting

Medicare Rate (Office)

$1,018

What Medicare pays in a physician's office

Avg Hospital Charge

$33,933

Based on 13 hospital(s) in our database

What do these numbers mean?

The Medicare rateis what the federal government determines is a fair payment for this procedure. It's based on the Relative Value Unit (RVU) system, which accounts for physician work, practice expense, and malpractice cost. Hospitals and providers often charge 3-20x this amount. If your bill is significantly higher than the Medicare rate, you may have grounds to negotiate.

Hospital Charges for CPT 27703

From hospital-published transparency (MRF) files. These are the hospitals in our database that list this procedure.

HospitalGross ChargeCash Ratevs Medicare
University Health Lakewood Medical Center

, MO

$63,1196102%
JEWISH HOSPITAL

Cincinnati, OH

$159,7215236%
Thomas Jefferson University Hospital

Philadelphia, PA

2739%
Jefferson Abington Hospital

Abington, PA

2442%
Jefferson Methodist Hospital

Philadelphia, PA

2442%
Ascension Saint Thomas DeKalb

, TN

1846%
Ascension Saint Thomas DeKalb

, TN

1846%
Ascension Saint Thomas Stones River

, TN

1846%
Ascension Saint Thomas Stones River

, TN

1846%
Benson Hospital

Benson, AZ

1515%
DOMINION HOSPITAL

FALLS CHURCH, VA

1276%
HIGHLANDS-CASHIERS HOSPITAL

Highlands, NC

1276%
TRANSYLVANIA REGIONAL HOSPITAL

Brevard, NC

1276%

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About CPT 27703

CPT code 27703 refers to “Reconstruction ankle joint”. Under the 2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule, this procedure is reimbursed at $1,018 in a facility (hospital or ambulatory surgery center) and $1,018in a non-facility (physician's office) setting.

These rates are set by CMS (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services) and represent what the government considers a fair payment for this service. While commercial insurance typically pays somewhat more than Medicare, many hospitals charge significantly higher amounts — sometimes 10-50x the Medicare rate.

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