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001), and median payment per patient was more than 5 times higher ($1891 [1405-2782] vs $362 [198-613], P less then .001). Conclusions Identification of high-payment patients in the management of knee OA may allow for targeted care pathways and cost-reduction strategies in the nonarthroplasty period, although additional studies are necessary to further characterize this population and efficiently recognize appropriate TKA candidates and timing. © 2019 The Authors.Background The length of in-hospital stay (LOS) is an important measure of
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