Price Checker / CPT 28737

How much does Revision Of Foot Bones cost?

CPT 28737 · Based on 2026 Medicare rates and hospital-published pricing

Severe overcharge

The average hospital charge is around 33x the fair price — among the most extreme markups. Dispute this.

Fair price

$950–$1,900

What this should cost

With insurance

~$5,700

Typical out-of-pocket

Overcharged if over

$2,400

Push back above this

The average hospital charge of $47,390 is $45,940 over the fair price (about 33x the fair rate).

What hospitals charge for Revision Of Foot Bones

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

HospitalGross ChargeCash Ratevs Medicare
Northwest Medical Center

Tucson, AZ

$230,52932731%
Northern Light Sebasticook Valley Hospital

Pittsfield, ME

$106,01214998%
MARY IMMACULATE HOSPITAL

Newport News, VA

$158,58913219%
Lincoln Health

Damariscotta, ME

12078%
Waldo County General Hospital

Belfast, ME

9904%
CLERMONT HOSPITAL

Batavia, OH

$117,8976688%
Wellfound Behavioral Health Hospital

Tacoma, WA

5724%
BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE MEDICAL CENTER - LAKE POINTE

Rowlett, TX

4589%
UPMC Green

, PA

3964%
WTH Henry County Hospital

, TN

$18,4293391%
BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE MEDICAL CENTER - TEMPLE

Temple, TX

3290%
PAM Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Henderson

Henderson, NV

2068%
PAM Rehabilitation Hospital of Centennial Hills

Las Vegas, NV

2068%
Sanford Canby Medical Center

Canby, MN

1984%
Sanford Thief River Falls Medical Center

Thief River Falls, MN

1984%

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About Revision Of Foot Bones

CPT code 28737 refers to revision of foot bones (billing description: "Revision of foot bones"). Under the 2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule, it is reimbursed at $632 in a facility (hospital or surgery center) and $632 in a doctor's office.

The Medicare rate is the closest thing to an objective "what this work is actually worth." A fair cash price for the uninsured is generally 1.5–3x that rate. Hospital sticker (gross) charges are often far higher — but almost nobody actually pays them.

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