How long is the average hospital stay for DRG 383?

The average length of stay for DRG 383 (Uncomplicated Peptic Ulcer with MCC) is 3.9 days. This can vary based on severity, complications, and patient health status. NY SPARCS data shows stays ranging from 2.8 to 12.9 days depending on severity.

How much does a hospital stay for DRG 383 cost without insurance?

Without insurance, hospital charges for DRG 383 average 2-5x the Medicare rate, though actual costs average less. Medicare pays $8,975. Uninsured patients should request an itemized bill and negotiate — hospitals often offer 40-60% discounts for self-pay patients.

DRG 383 Medical

Uncomplicated Peptic Ulcer with MCC

Hospital inpatient stay cost data from CMS

Avg Medicare Payment

$8,975

National average

Avg Length of Stay

3.9 days

CMS MS-DRG

Est. Commercial Insurance

$13,462 — $22,436

1.5x — 2.5x Medicare

Cost by Severity Level

NY SPARCS hospital discharge data (2022) — costs reflect New York State hospitals

Severity	Discharges	Avg LOS	Avg Charges	Avg Costs	Median Costs
Extreme	453	12.9 days	$93,225	$30,921	$21,509
Major	6,299	6.2 days	$39,476	$13,167	$10,002
Minor	11,320	2.8 days	$18,175	$6,582	$5,126
Moderate	15,159	4.1 days	$24,943	$8,508	$6,735

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a hospital stay for uncomplicated peptic ulcer with mcc cost?

The average Medicare payment for DRG 383 is $8,975. Commercial insurance typically pays 150-250% of Medicare rates ($13,462 — $22,436).

How long is the hospital stay for DRG 383?

The average length of stay is 3.9 days. This varies by severity — NY data shows stays from 2.8 to 12.9 days depending on severity.

How much does this hospital stay cost without insurance?

Without insurance, you may be billed the hospital's chargemaster rate, which can be 3-5x the actual cost. Request an itemized bill and ask about financial assistance programs. Many hospitals offer 40-60% discounts for self-pay patients.

DRG Details

DRG Code: 383
Type: Medical
Avg Medicare Payment: $8,975
Avg Length of Stay: 3.9 days
Data Sources: CMS MS-DRG (FY 2026), NY SPARCS (2022)

Understanding Hospital Charges

Charges are the hospital's list prices (chargemaster) and are often 3-5x actual costs.

Costs are what it actually costs the hospital to provide care.

Medicare Payment is what CMS pays the hospital under the IPPS system.

Commercial rates are negotiated between hospitals and insurers, typically 1.5-2.5x Medicare.

Disclaimer

Costs shown are national averages from CMS data. Actual hospital costs vary significantly by location, hospital type, patient severity, and insurance coverage. This is not medical or financial advice.