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CPT 32506Wedge resect of lung add-on

2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule rates and hospital pricing data

Medicare Rate (Facility)

$141

What Medicare pays in a hospital/ASC setting

Medicare Rate (Office)

$141

What Medicare pays in a physician's office

Avg Hospital Charge

$25,309

Based on 50 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 32506

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

HospitalGross ChargeCash Ratevs Medicare
ST VINCENT MEDICAL CENTER

Toledo, OH

$228,02454772%
UCHealth Medical Center of the Rockies

, CO

29272%
UCHealth Poudre Valley Hospital

, CO

29272%
Mercy San Juan Medical Center

, CA

25107%
Mercy General Hospital

, CA

24589%
UCHealth Greeley Hospital

, CO

24428%
Sequoia Hospital

, CA

22739%
Denver Health Medical Center

, CO

21402%
UCHealth Highlands Ranch Hospital

, CO

21362%
Adena Regional Medical Center

, OH

21173%
UCHealth Broomfield Hospital

, CO

20952%
UCHealth Longs Peak Hospital

, CO

20538%
California Hospital Medical Center

, CA

20441%
UCHealth Grandview Hospital

, CO

19799%
Mercy Medical Center - Merced

, CA

18683%

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About CPT 32506

CPT code 32506 refers to “Wedge resect of lung add-on”. Under the 2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule, this procedure is reimbursed at $141 in a facility (hospital or ambulatory surgery center) and $141in 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.

What to do if you were overcharged

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