DRG 640 · Endocrine & Metabolic

Fluid & Electrolyte Disorders (with major complications)

Hospitalization for disorders of nutrition, metabolism, fluids, and electrolytes with major complications, including severe dehydration.

National avg charge
$36,608
gross · pre-insurance
Hospitals offering
1,202
across all 50 states
Hospitals with prices
315
have published MRF data
Lowest $1,496 Highest $198,476

Compare Fluid & Electrolyte Disorders cost by state

41 states with parsed pricing data, ranked by hospital count. More states roll out as we parse additional hospital MRF files.

CA California
40 hospitals avg $47,967
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IA Iowa
35 hospitals avg $23,939
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TX Texas
29 hospitals avg $46,870
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GA Georgia
25 hospitals avg $40,750
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IN Indiana
23 hospitals avg $23,371
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KY Kentucky
23 hospitals avg $33,499
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NC North Carolina
21 hospitals avg $39,618
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IL Illinois
19 hospitals avg $34,360
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PA Pennsylvania
19 hospitals avg $62,975
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KS Kansas
18 hospitals avg $32,170
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MI Michigan
18 hospitals avg $35,728
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OK Oklahoma
18 hospitals avg $29,289
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MA Massachusetts
15 hospitals avg $26,753
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NY New York
15 hospitals avg $49,062
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CT Connecticut
14 hospitals avg $50,745
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MS Mississippi
14 hospitals avg $64,718
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ID Idaho
13 hospitals avg $32,069
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MN Minnesota
12 hospitals avg $20,179
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AL Alabama
11 hospitals avg $25,215
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OR Oregon
11 hospitals avg $37,110
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TN Tennessee
11 hospitals avg $47,573
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VA Virginia
11 hospitals avg $19,345
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MO Missouri
10 hospitals avg $28,703
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FL Florida
9 hospitals avg $65,205
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NE Nebraska
9 hospitals avg $23,058
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OH Ohio
9 hospitals avg $36,894
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AR Arkansas
8 hospitals avg $34,243
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WA Washington
8 hospitals avg $43,744
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MT Montana
7 hospitals avg $17,088
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NJ New Jersey
7 hospitals avg $37,782
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SD South Dakota
7 hospitals avg $30,900
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AZ Arizona
6 hospitals avg $28,498
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WI Wisconsin
6 hospitals avg $28,305
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WY Wyoming
6 hospitals avg $22,203
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AK Alaska
5 hospitals avg $70,325
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NM New Mexico
5 hospitals avg $71,661
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CO Colorado
4 hospitals avg $20,889
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LA Louisiana
4 hospitals avg $33,736
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SC South Carolina
3 hospitals avg $38,501
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UT Utah
3 hospitals avg $22,226
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WV West Virginia
3 hospitals avg $45,058
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What is fluid & electrolyte disorders?

Hospitalization for disorders of nutrition, metabolism, fluids, and electrolytes with major complications, including severe dehydration.

Fluid & Electrolyte Disorders is billed under Medicare's MS-DRG 640 (with major complications), classified within the Endocrine & Metabolic diagnostic category. Hospitals publish gross charges per DRG under the federal Hospital Price Transparency Rule, but actual cost depends on insurance: insurers negotiate substantial discounts, Medicare and Medicaid pay fixed rates, and uninsured patients can often qualify for cash-pay discounts. Use the gross charge as a benchmark when comparing hospitals; a facility that lists a procedure at twice the price of another tends to charge higher rates across the board.

Data current as of 2026-05-27.