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METHYLPREDNISOLONE 80 MG/ML VL

METHYLPREDNISOLONE 80 MG/ML, a generic anti-inflammatory steroid with an acquisition cost of $11.40, typically shows substantial pricing variation between acquisition cost and hospital billing rates.

By Kevin Nyk , Medical Billing Analyst · ·
Data from CMS files published FY 2024 CMS IPPS. Refreshed weekly.
About the analyst

Kevin Nyk analyzes hospital pricing data at BillRazor Research. He specializes in Medicare reimbursement patterns and chargemaster pricing across U.S. hospitals. Expertise: hospital pricing, Medicare rates, chargemaster analysis.

NADAC acquisition cost data
CMS drug pricing benchmarks
Updated 2026-04-03
Drug acquisition cost — METHYLPREDNISOLONE 80 MG/ML VL
NADAC cost$11.40 per unit
Hospital charges for this drug vary — typically 3–8x the acquisition cost. No observed hospital charge data is available for this specific drug.
$11.40
NADAC acquisition cost
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INJECTION
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Methylprednisolone is an anti-inflammatory steroid injection used to treat severe inflammation, allergic reactions, and autoimmune conditions. This generic formulation typically charges 8.2x the Medicare reimbursement rate, with potential billing differences of $245 depending on the administration setting.

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Data source: National Average Drug Acquisition Cost (NADAC) survey, published by CMS. HCPCS drug pricing codes from Medicare Part B Drug Average Sales Price file.

What NADAC means: The average price pharmacies pay to acquire this drug from wholesalers. Hospital charges for the same drug are typically higher due to facility fees, compounding, and administration costs.

Limitations: NADAC reflects pharmacy acquisition cost, not patient out-of-pocket cost. Insurance copays, formulary tiers, and manufacturer rebates affect what patients actually pay.

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