Cervical spinal fusion surgery costs the most in Alaska and is the least expensive in Iowa, according to Sidecar Health's care calculator, which outlines the average cash price for every procedure, test and drug in the U.S. healthcare system.
Note: Estimated costs are based on cash prices that providers historically charged on average for spinal fusion and vary depending on where the service is done. Prices do not include anesthesia, imaging, and other physician fees that typically accompany spinal fusion.
Alabama: $24,716
Alaska: $33,445
Arizona: $27,971
Arkansas: $24,502
California: $30,696
Colorado: $27,018
Connecticut: $29,564
Delaware: $28,728
District of Columbia: $28,476
Florida: $27,140
Georgia: $25,439
Hawaii: $25,730
Idaho: $24,999
Illinois: $28,373
Indiana: $25,883
Iowa: $23,526
Kansas: $24,362
Kentucky: $24,928
Louisiana: $27,661
Maine: $24,989
Maryland: $29,421
Massachusetts: $30,318
Michigan: $27,926
Minnesota: $31,432
Mississippi: $25,140
Missouri: $24,843
Montana: $25,849
Nebraska: $25,261
Nevada: $26,688
New Hampshire: $26,770
New Jersey: $32,429
New Mexico: $24,642
New York: $30,514
North Carolina: $24,491
North Dakota: $27,214
Ohio: $25,465
Oklahoma: $27,251
Oregon: $27,796
Pennsylvania: $28,685
Rhode Island: $30,577
South Carolina: $26,097
South Dakota: $24,317
Tennessee: $24,526
Texas: $26,505
Utah: $27,622
Vermont: $27,116
Virginia: $26,378
Washington: $29,424
West Virginia: $26,396
Wisconsin: $27,862
Wyoming: $27,124