3d Radiographic Procedure With Computerized Image Postprocessing
What Medicare pays for 76377, what providers bill, and how the price varies across 53 states, drawn from CMS 2023 claims data.
76377 · the short answer
For 3d radiographic procedure with computerized image postprocessing, Medicare pays about $39.50 while providers bill $255.55 on average, a 6.5× markup, an above-median markup. State-level Medicare rates range 123% from lowest to highest.
- Medicare pays
- $39.50
- Providers bill
- $255.55
- Markup
- 6.5×
- Markup percentile
- 63th
Medicare amounts are CMS-published; markup = average submitted charge ÷ average Medicare payment.
Price Range Across States
What You Might Pay
Estimated using RAND 2024 commercial-to-Medicare ratios. Actual prices vary by insurer, plan, and facility.
How we estimate these prices
These estimates are based on the RAND Hospital Price Transparency Study (4th Edition, 2024), which found that commercial insurance prices average 224% of Medicare rates nationally. We apply category-specific ratios: X-Ray procedures average 2.24x Medicare rates. Cash/self-pay estimates blend typical cash discounts (55% of billed charges) with Medicare-based estimates (150% of allowed amounts). These are statistical estimates, not quotes. Contact your insurer or provider for actual costs.
Where this markup sits nationally
Markup (billed ÷ Medicare) across 8,901 procedures with a meaningful Medicare rate
6 Among the most affordable more affordable than 63% of 8,901 procedures
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Source CMS Medicare Physician & Other Practitioners · 2023
Prices by State
| State | Medicare Payment | Billed Charge |
|---|---|---|
| Guam | $61.20 | $111.76 |
| Wyoming | $59.63 | $80.57 |
| New Jersey | $56.75 | $686.89 |
| Maryland | $54.30 | $318.38 |
| District of Columbia | $52.17 | $259.54 |
| Delaware | $51.75 | $184.04 |
| Alabama | $48.66 | $200.79 |
| Minnesota | $47.77 | $463.34 |
| New York | $45.53 | $288.36 |
| California | $44.83 | $279.77 |
| Puerto Rico | $44.25 | $84.84 |
| Florida | $43.62 | $267.26 |
| Kansas | $43.22 | $298.85 |
| Idaho | $43.11 | $149.29 |
| Tennessee | $41.27 | $201.77 |
| Virginia | $40.05 | $235.67 |
| Alaska | $39.54 | $450.81 |
| Oregon | $39.30 | $201.73 |
| Massachusetts | $39.22 | $267.72 |
| Washington | $38.88 | $184.74 |
| Arizona | $38.76 | $238.33 |
| Nevada | $38.72 | $749.39 |
| Utah | $38.27 | $174.55 |
| Colorado | $38.21 | $211.69 |
| South Carolina | $38.15 | $264.30 |
| Maine | $37.97 | $219.94 |
| New Mexico | $37.41 | $224.49 |
| Pennsylvania | $36.47 | $178.26 |
| Arkansas | $36.33 | $217.60 |
| Connecticut | $35.51 | $209.91 |
| Illinois | $35.37 | $258.79 |
| Louisiana | $34.49 | $221.44 |
| Montana | $34.30 | $127.19 |
| Missouri | $34.25 | $251.85 |
| Texas | $34.18 | $208.19 |
| North Carolina | $32.78 | $180.77 |
| Georgia | $32.56 | $205.03 |
| Rhode Island | $32.45 | $157.17 |
| Indiana | $32.42 | $185.27 |
| Hawaii | $32.26 | $178.03 |
| Kentucky | $30.84 | $157.20 |
| Iowa | $30.53 | $175.82 |
| New Hampshire | $30.12 | $315.45 |
| Ohio | $30.12 | $215.67 |
| Mississippi | $29.91 | $136.72 |
| West Virginia | $29.72 | $154.15 |
| Wisconsin | $29.72 | $328.12 |
| Michigan | $29.57 | $201.90 |
| Vermont | $29.37 | $221.80 |
| Nebraska | $29.30 | $143.79 |
| Oklahoma | $28.95 | $119.50 |
| South Dakota | $28.78 | $136.16 |
| North Dakota | $27.44 | $115.05 |
What the Data Says About 3d Radiographic Procedure With Computerized Image Postprocessing
Across 53 states with reporting providers, CPT code 76377 (3d Radiographic Procedure With Computerized Image Postprocessing) shows a national average Medicare payment of $39.50 against an average billed charge of $255.55. That gap, a 6.5x markup, or 547% above the Medicare allowed amount, is roughly in line with what most procedures show, chargemaster pricing that no major payer pays in full but that still anchors negotiations.
X-Ray procedures like this one saw 203.0K services billed to Medicare in 2023 by 13.6K distinct providers, serving 178.3K unique beneficiaries. State-level variation is significant: North Dakota reports the lowest average payment at $27.44, while Guam reports the highest at $61.20. A 123% spread this wide is typically a GPCI story: practice-expense and malpractice-premium components of the fee formula diverge sharply by locality even though the procedure code never changes.
Applying RAND 2024 commercial-to-Medicare ratios specific to the X-Ray category (2.24x), the estimated commercial insurance price lands near $113.79, with self-pay cash discounts commonly bringing the figure closer to $108.38. Within X-Ray, 3d Radiographic Procedure With Computerized Image Postprocessing ranks #7 of 113 tracked procedures by national average Medicare payment.
What to do with this
If you may have 3d radiographic procedure with computerized image postprocessing done, these steps turn the numbers above into a real-world cost estimate.
- Request a Good Faith Estimate from your provider at least 3 business days before a scheduled procedure, under the No Surprises Act it is an enforceable written price.
- Compare 3d radiographic procedure with computerized image postprocessing costs in your state, Medicare rates vary by locality. Browse states
- Check a hospital’s published cash price, which is often far below the billed charge. Price transparency
- Understand why billed charges run several times the Medicare rate before you negotiate. Read the guide
Figures here are averages and estimates, not a quote. Confirm coverage and out-of-pocket costs with your insurer and provider.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does 3d Radiographic Procedure With Computerized Image Postprocessing cost?
3d Radiographic Procedure With Computerized Image Postprocessing (CPT 76377) shows unusually wide state-to-state pricing: Medicare pays $39.50 on average nationally, but the $27.44-$61.20 range across states spans more than double from cheapest to priciest.
Why do providers charge more than Medicare pays?
Providers set their own chargemaster rates (billed charges), which are typically much higher than what any insurer pays. Medicare pays a fixed rate based on the procedure code and geographic location. The billed charge is relevant mainly for uninsured patients, who may face prices closer to the submitted charge.
How much does 3d Radiographic Procedure With Computerized Image Postprocessing cost with insurance?
With commercial insurance, 3d radiographic procedure with computerized image postprocessing costs an estimated $113.79 on average (range: $79.66-$159.31), a moderate premium over Medicare's $39.50. Without insurance, the estimated cash price is $108.38.
Which state has the lowest cost for 3d Radiographic Procedure With Computerized Image Postprocessing?
North Dakota has by far the lowest average Medicare payment for 3d Radiographic Procedure With Computerized Image Postprocessing at $27.44, while Guam pays more than double at $61.20 - a $33.76 gap.
How many providers perform 3d Radiographic Procedure With Computerized Image Postprocessing?
3d Radiographic Procedure With Computerized Image Postprocessing is a widely-performed procedure: 13.6K providers billed Medicare for it in 2023 across 53 states, together handling 203.0K services for 178.3K beneficiaries.
What is the billed-to-Medicare markup for 3d Radiographic Procedure With Computerized Image Postprocessing?
Providers bill 6.5x what Medicare pays for 3d Radiographic Procedure With Computerized Image Postprocessing - an above-median markup at 547% above the Medicare rate.
Related Guides
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Data from CMS Medicare Physician & Other Practitioners (2023).
Read our methodology - how this data is sourced, computed, and verified.
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