Wyckoff Heights Medical Center

374 Stockholm Street · Brooklyn, NY 11237

🤖AI Overview

This hospital markup of 2.5x is near the national average. Patients without insurance may still face significantly higher bills.

Total Charges

$53.5M

Medicare Payments

$21.2M

Discharges

1,209

Avg Length of Stay

5.7 days

Markup Ratio

2.5x

Risk Score

2.59

Fairness Grade: B

Good — charges 2–3x what Medicare pays

Wyckoff Heights Medical Center charges an average of $44,278 per discharge, but Medicare only pays $17,540 — a markup of 2.5x. Grades are based on this ratio: A (under 2x), B (2–3x), C (3–4x), D (4–5x), F (over 5x).

How This Hospital Compares

Markup Ratio

This Hospital

2.5x

State Avg

5.6x

National Avg

5.3x

Avg Charge per Discharge

This Hospital

$44,278

State Avg

$108,174

National Avg

$69,838

Avg Length of Stay

This Hospital

5.7 days

State Avg

6.5 days

National Avg

4.8 days

Patient Demographics

Age Distribution

Under 65

15.5%

65–74

30.3%

75–84

30.7%

85+

23.5%

Gender

54.3%

Female

45.7%

Male

Dual Eligibility

69.4%

Dual Eligible

30.6%

Non-Dual

Race & Ethnicity

White

28.5%

Black

21.6%

Hispanic

43.5%

Asian

2.6%

Chronic Condition Profile

Prevalence of chronic conditions among this hospital's Medicare patients

Hypertension

75.0%

High Cholesterol

75.0%

Diabetes

60.4%

Arthritis

49.1%

Ischemic Heart Disease

44.2%

Heart Failure

42.3%

Chronic Kidney Disease

37.9%

Mood Disorders

33.9%

Alzheimer's/Dementia

33.8%

Depression

29.2%

Stroke/TIA

27.9%

Atrial Fibrillation

26.8%

COPD

26.1%

Anxiety

24.1%

Asthma

18.7%

Tobacco Use

16.7%

Cancer

15.7%

Substance Use

13.7%

Osteoporosis

12.1%

Bipolar Disorder

9.2%

Schizophrenia/Psychosis

9.1%

Parkinson's

4.8%

ADHD/Conduct Disorders

2.1%

Personality Disorders

1.8%

PTSD

1.4%

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⚠️ Important: Data reflects Medicare inpatient claims. Charges represent what hospitals bill — not what patients typically pay. Medicare payment amounts reflect negotiated rates. Individual patient costs depend on insurance coverage and specific services.