Public data · Federal IDR

    CPT 19318Out-of-network reimbursement & IDR outcomes

    Breast reduction

    Reporting periodQ4 2025
    Usable dollar awards734

    MedRes analysis of CMS public-use files · Released Jul 22, 2026 · Updated Sep 17, 2026

    Sources & methodology

    This cohort covers breast-reduction services that reached federal IDR. Eligibility depends on the claim and facility context; an elective procedure code alone is insufficient.

    Q4 2025 · Federal IDR

    Compare determinations by region

    Historical out-of-network payment determinations, with initial payments shown separately. Dollar records do not identify the payer.

    Median IDR determination
    $79,560
    n = 734
    Middle 50% of determinations
    $42,500 – $146,492

    25th–75th percentile · not a predicted range

    Median initial payment
    $1,391
    n = 549

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    8 regions · minimum cohort: 11 line items

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    CPT 19318dollar payment determinations, Q4 2025
    GEOGRAPHIC REGIONMEDIAN DETERMINATIONMIDDLE 50%INITIAL PAYMENTVALID AWARDS
    New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ-PAReported geographic region$75,000n = 564$30,000 – $120,000$1,228n = 412564
    Region not reportedReported geographic region$124,599n = 73$68,850 – $194,628$1,808n = 3073
    Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk, CTReported geographic region$90,000n = 30$44,900 – $149,000Not availablen = 830
    Hartford-East Hartford-Middletown, CTReported geographic region$90,000n = 21$75,000 – $150,000Not availablen = 721
    Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Pompano Beach, FLReported geographic region$72,000n = 12$5,873 – $132,750Not availablen = 512
    Richmond, VAReported geographic region$60,172n = 12$22,500 – $158,000$1,858n = 1212
    Albany-Schenectady-Troy, NYReported geographic region$183,882n = 11$43,500 – $195,000Not availablen = 911
    Trenton-Princeton, NJReported geographic region$89,952n = 11$37,875 – $97,314Not availablen = 511

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    A determination is the selected out-of-network payment amount, not additional recovery or verified cash received. Initial-payment and determination medians may use different observations. Small cohorts are omitted; totals can exceed the visible rows. Read the methodology.

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    Compare the distribution of reported outcomes, the number of observations behind them, and differences between service settings. Every metric here comes from published federal IDR records; it is independent of MedRes client performance.

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    These are selected disputes that reached a determination. Awards are not verified collections. CPT codes alone do not establish eligibility, and professional, technical and other modifiers are pooled in this release.

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    What is the reported IDR payment for CPT 19318?

    For Q4 2025 closures, the median prevailing offer was $79,560 across 734 usable single or batched line-item awards. This national summary pools settings and reported modifiers. It describes determinations, not verified collections or guaranteed reimbursement.

    Can I see what each payer paid for CPT 19318?

    The public dollar file does not identify payers or provide dispute identifiers for a reliable join. The payer view therefore uses reported award-to-QPA ratios and selection outcomes, not payer-specific dollar payments.

    Does CPT 19318 qualify for federal IDR?

    A CPT code alone does not establish eligibility. Service category, facility network status, plan type, claim state and timing must be reviewed. These records are a selected population of federal payment determinations.

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