Medicine · 95929

Placement Of Skin Electrodes And Measurement Of Central Motor Stimulation In Legs

What Medicare pays for 95929, what providers bill, and how the price varies across 22 states, drawn from CMS 2023 claims data.

$67.23
Medicare pays
$2,018.39
Providers bill
30.0×
Markup
#4,612 of 9,297
Volume rank

The verdict

Placement Of Skin Electrodes And Measurement Of Central Motor Stimulation In Legs pairs above-median national service volume with one of the steepest markups in the catalog.

Top 50%
national service volume
Top 1%
billed-to-Medicare markup
30.0×
billed vs. Medicare
$67.23
Medicare pays, national avg

Volume percentile ranks this code's national service volume against every tracked procedure; markup percentile ranks its billed-to-Medicare ratio the same way. The same two figures drive both the verdict sentence and the chips above.

According to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), the 2023 Medicare Physician & Other Practitioners dataset records payments for 9,297 procedure codes billed across 5,426 hospitals in 56 states and territories; see our methodology for how each figure is sourced and computed.

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Payment tier in Medicine
Above-median in category
#222 of 533 procedures in Medicine by national average Medicare payment.
Markup tier vs. tracked procedures
Steepest markup
30.0x the Medicare rate — ranks #13 of 4,435 tracked procedures by billed-vs-Medicare markup (rank #1 = steepest).
1.4K
Total Services
1.4K
Beneficiaries
181
Providers
22
States with Data

Price Range Across States

Lowest State Avg
$51.83
Minnesota
Highest State Avg
$101.43
California

What You Might Pay

Est. Commercial Insurance
$182.46
Range: $127.72 – $255.44
Est. Cash / Self-Pay
$618.70
Typical self-pay discount

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). We map each PlainProcedure category onto a RAND CPT-section bucket (Surgery, Radiology, Pathology and Laboratory, Medicine, Anesthesia, Evaluation and Management) or fall back to the national average when no bucket matches. For Medicine, the applied ratio is 2.15x Medicare (RAND 2024 Medicine bucket (2.15x) + CMS Medicare baseline). 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

30 Among the most affordable more affordable than 99% of 8,901 procedures

1–2: 466 procedures (5%). Below this entry. 2–3: 681 procedures (8%). Below this entry. 3–4: 845 procedures (9%). Below this entry. 4–5: 1,308 procedures (15%). Below this entry. 5–6: 1,725 procedures (19%). Below this entry. 6–7: 1,217 procedures (14%). Below this entry. 7–8: 801 procedures (9%). Below this entry. 8–9: 541 procedures (6%). Below this entry. 9–10: 351 procedures (4%). Below this entry. 10–11: 246 procedures (3%). Below this entry. 11–12: 151 procedures (2%). Below this entry. 12–13: 175 procedures (2%). Below this entry. 13–14: 140 procedures (2%). Below this entry. 14–15: 40 procedures (0%). Below this entry. 15–16: 39 procedures (0%). Below this entry. 16–17: 26 procedures (0%). Below this entry. 17–18: 25 procedures (0%). Below this entry. 18–19: 21 procedures (0%). Below this entry. 19–20: 12 procedures (0%). Below this entry. 20–21: 16 procedures (0%). Below this entry. 21–22: 13 procedures (0%). Below this entry. 22–23: 8 procedures (0%). Below this entry. 23–24: 9 procedures (0%). Below this entry. 24–25: 4 procedures (0%). Below this entry. 25–26: 3 procedures (0%). Below this entry. 26–27: 3 procedures (0%). Below this entry. 27–28: 4 procedures (0%). Below this entry. 28–29: 3 procedures (0%). Below this entry. 29–30: 2 procedures (0%). Below this entry. 30–31: 26 procedures (0%). This entry sits in this band. this procedure 1 31 × markup, bucketed by value

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Source CMS Medicare Physician & Other Practitioners · 2023

Prices by State

State Medicare Payment Billed Charge
California $101.43 $997.17
Texas $70.52 $1,754.48
New York $66.99 $594.40
Massachusetts $66.48 $2,524.09
Florida $64.44 $1,438.69
Nevada $64.12 $2,289.22
Tennessee $62.88 $6,715.12
Colorado $62.24 $2,590.70
Washington $62.05 $2,432.88
Arizona $61.30 $2,583.41
Utah $60.94 $3,622.32
New Jersey $60.76 $4,368.38
Pennsylvania $59.74 $2,456.95
Ohio $59.38 $2,330.77
North Carolina $59.12 $2,218.76
Georgia $58.95 $1,278.31
Louisiana $58.93 $790.65
South Carolina $58.91 $2,093.09
Illinois $58.84 $5,059.63
Kansas $57.68 $2,599.00
Michigan $56.71 $2,163.39
Minnesota $51.83 $2,227.75

What the Data Says About Placement Of Skin Electrodes And Measurement Of Central Motor Stimulation In Legs

Across 22 states with reporting providers, CPT code 95929 (Placement Of Skin Electrodes And Measurement Of Central Motor Stimulation In Legs) shows a national average Medicare payment of $67.23 against an average billed charge of $2,018.39. That gap, a 30.0x markup, or 2902% above the Medicare allowed amount, sits among the widest billed-to-paid spreads we track, the kind of chargemaster pricing almost no payer, insured or cash, actually honors in full.

Medicine procedures like this one saw 1.4K services billed to Medicare in 2023 by 181 distinct providers, serving 1.4K unique beneficiaries. State-level variation is significant: Minnesota reports the lowest average payment at $51.83, while California reports the highest at $101.43. A 96% 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 the RAND 2024 commercial-to-Medicare ratio for this category (2.15x Medicare; RAND 2024 Medicine bucket (2.15x) + CMS Medicare baseline), the estimated commercial insurance price lands near $182.46, with self-pay cash discounts commonly bringing the figure closer to $618.70. Within Medicine, Placement Of Skin Electrodes And Measurement Of Central Motor Stimulation In Legs ranks #222 of 533 tracked procedures by national average Medicare payment.

Where this sits in the registry

Placement Of Skin Electrodes And Measurement Of Central Motor Stimulation In Legs (95929) is a CMS 2023 Part B code. These pages keep the volume map and the markup map separate.

  • National volume versus markup on the statistics page, the same two maps as this capsule. Statistics
  • Other Medicine codes, ranked by Medicare payment inside the category. Category
  • How volume rank and markup rank are computed. Methodology
  • The full procedures listing in volume order. Procedures

Figures here are CMS averages, not a quote for any patient, plan, or visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does Placement Of Skin Electrodes And Measurement Of Central Motor Stimulation In Legs rank among Medicare procedures?

According to CMS Medicare Part B claims, Placement Of Skin Electrodes And Measurement Of Central Motor Stimulation In Legs (CPT 95929) ranks #4,612 of 9,297 procedures by national service volume, the same sort as the procedures listing, and #222 of 533 within Medicine by national average Medicare payment. See /methodology#corpus-placement.

How much does Placement Of Skin Electrodes And Measurement Of Central Motor Stimulation In Legs cost?

Medicare's national average payment for Placement Of Skin Electrodes And Measurement Of Central Motor Stimulation In Legs (CPT 95929) is $67.23, with providers billing $2,018.39 on average; state rates run from $51.83 to $101.43, a meaningful but not extreme spread.

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 Placement Of Skin Electrodes And Measurement Of Central Motor Stimulation In Legs cost with insurance?

With commercial insurance, placement of skin electrodes and measurement of central motor stimulation in legs costs an estimated $182.46 on average (range: $127.72-$255.44), a moderate premium over Medicare's $67.23. Without insurance, the estimated cash price is $618.70.

Which state has the lowest cost for Placement Of Skin Electrodes And Measurement Of Central Motor Stimulation In Legs?

Minnesota has the lowest average Medicare payment for Placement Of Skin Electrodes And Measurement Of Central Motor Stimulation In Legs at $51.83, while California has the highest at $101.43 - a meaningful $49.60 spread.

How many providers perform Placement Of Skin Electrodes And Measurement Of Central Motor Stimulation In Legs?

Placement Of Skin Electrodes And Measurement Of Central Motor Stimulation In Legs is comparatively uncommon: only 181 providers nationally billed Medicare for it in 2023, serving 1.4K beneficiaries via 1.4K total services.

What is the billed-to-Medicare markup for Placement Of Skin Electrodes And Measurement Of Central Motor Stimulation In Legs?

Providers bill 30.0x what Medicare pays for Placement Of Skin Electrodes And Measurement Of Central Motor Stimulation In Legs - one of the steepest markups in the catalog at 2902% above the Medicare rate.

Nationwide similar CPT codes

Data-derived peers across the CMS Physician & Other Practitioners extract: nearest national service volume and nearest average Medicare payment. Not clinical substitutes: claim-mass and payment neighborhoods only.

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