Objective: The paper is to grasp the coordination between China's economic development and medical service prices since China's new medical reform, and to provide a rationale for deepening and promoting China's medical service price reform for decision-making. Methods: Taking the period 2009-2021 as the observation period, disposable income per capita and average outpatient and inpatient medical service charges per capita were selected as evaluation indicators, and a coupled coordination model was used. Results: China's economic development and medical service price coordination since the new health care reform is generally in a mildly dysfunctional state, while Beijing and Shanghai have the highest coordinated type as primary coordinated development. Most coupled coordination coefficients are in the range of 0.3-0.4 and 0.2-0.3. Conclusion: There is an urgent need to strengthen the synergy between the economic level and the price of medical services in China, and attention should be paid to regional price convergence and the optimization of the price level of medical services.