Price Transparency

Informing Patients to Empower Better Decisions

You have reached the federally-required section of our website that contains the charges for the services we provide within our facilities. While we provide this information to comply with federal regulations, we also want to help you understand healthcare billing, since it is quite complex.

It is extremely important for you, as the consumer, to understand that standard charges may not be a relevant starting point for estimating what costs you may incur during an episode of care, and the amount actually paid by a patient will depend on that patient’s insurance coverage, policy provisions and other factors. Everyone’s case is different based on that patient’s medical condition. Some people will have no financial obligations and, while rare, some people will need to pay almost completely out-of-pocket.

The charges displayed only include hospital charges and do not include charges that are billed separately by the physician or other professional fees. Furthermore, the actual amount paid by a patient will depend on that patient’s insurance coverage, as benefit plans vary greatly.

If You Have Commercial Insurance

We recommend that you contact your insurance company to understand all of the factors affecting your financial responsibility.
Numerous factors, such as type of plan, co-pay, co-insurance, deductible, out-of-pocket maximums, provider network and other limitations, will affect your financial responsibility to a hospital.
The prices reflected on this site do not include charges for the physician.
The prices reflected on this site do not include any negotiated discounts between your insurance company and the hospital.

If You Have Medicare:

Medicare has many different parts, and not everyone has the same type of Medicare coverage. Medicare will pay for many of your healthcare expenses but not all of them.
Special rules apply if you have employer group health insurance coverage through your job or a spouse’s job.
If you have a supplemental health insurance policy, it may cover some costs that Medicare does not cover.
The best way to be sure of what your Medicare plan covers is to call 1-800-MEDICARE, or visit the website at www.medicare.gov

If You Have Medicaid:

Contact your local Medicaid office, or visit your state department of health to determine all the factors affecting your financial responsibility.
Generally, Medicaid recipients are not responsible for any portion of the bill.