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How much does Implant Spine Infusion Pump cost?

CPT 62361 · Based on 2026 Medicare rates and hospital-published pricing

Severe overcharge

The average hospital charge is around 35x the fair price — among the most extreme markups. Dispute this.

Fair price

$700–$1,400

What this should cost

With insurance

~$6,850

Typical out-of-pocket

Overcharged if over

$1,750

Push back above this

The average hospital charge of $37,129 is $36,079 over the fair price (about 35x the fair rate).

What hospitals charge for Implant Spine Infusion Pump

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

HospitalGross ChargeCash Ratevs Medicare
"MultiCare Mary Bridge Children's Hospital"

, WA

30645%
Lincoln Health

Damariscotta, ME

22636%
Lake Region Healthcare Hospital

, MN

20418%
RIVERSIDE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL

Riverside, CA

19077%
Waldo County General Hospital

Belfast, ME

18577%
MultiCare Good Samaritan Hospital

PUYALLUP, WA

17635%
CHRISTUS St. Vincent Regional Medical Center

SANTA FE, NM

17469%
Stephens Memorial Hospital

Norway, ME

17389%
St. Anne Hospital

, WA

17247%
Jefferson County Hospital

Waurika, OK

16910%
Mid Coast Hospital

, ME

13177%
Grady Memorial Hospital

CHICKASHA, OK

$013045%
MaineHealth - Memorial Hospital

North Conway, NH

12775%
MultiCare Yakima Memorial Hospital

, WA

12715%
BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE MEDICAL CENTER - WAXAHACHIE

Waxahachie, TX

11907%

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About Implant Spine Infusion Pump

CPT code 62361 refers to implant spine infusion pump (billing description: "Implant spine infusion pump"). Under the 2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule, it is reimbursed at $465 in a facility (hospital or surgery center) and $465 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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