Hospital Pricing Transparency – Standard Charges

Our Standard Charges file includes information from our hospital chargemaster and payer contracts but does not reflect a patient’s financial liability. If you have insurance, we encourage you to contact your insurance provider to confirm your payment responsibilities, deductibles, and other details of your insurance plan. You may also be eligible for financial assistance.

The Standard Charges file is intended to comply with the CMS price transparency requirements. A brief description of the key pricing terms are outlined below:

• “Gross Charge” is the charge for an individual item or service that is reflected on the hospital's chargemaster, absent any discounts.
• “Discounted Cash Price” is the charge that applies to an individual who pays cash (or cash equivalent) for a hospital item or service.
• “Payer-specific negotiated charge” is the reimbursement rate that the hospital has negotiated with a third-party payer for an item or service.
• “De-Identified Maximum Negotiated Charge” is the highest reimbursement rate that a hospital has negotiated with all third-party payers for an item or service.
• “De-Identified Minimum Negotiated Charge” is the lowest reimbursement rate that a hospital has negotiated with all third-party payers for an item or service. 

Important Notes

• The hospital charges listed do not include patient-specific insurance deductibles or copayments, potential self-pay, or financial assistance discounts and therefore are not a reflection of patient responsibility.
• The pricing is in effect as of the publication date; pricing is subject to change. Any changes to charges, rates, network participation, or other data elements following the publication date are not reflected.
• Actual reimbursement for services is dependent on many factors, such as the length of stay, the specific medical services provided, the medications and supplies provided with the service, and other variable factors that vary by payer and pricing methodology. Payer-specific pricing in this file does not incorporate all variable factors.
• Payer-specific pricing does not include all alternate rates for claims which may have additional or unexpected services.
• Comparisons of rates within the file between payers or comparison of files between hospitals will not necessarily reflect accurate distinctions in prices due to variations in pricing methodology.
• Services that do not have payer-specific pricing may reflect services that are not reimbursed outside of a bundled/case payment.
• Pricing does not include charges for all physician services or other professional services that may be rendered.
• Not all services listed in this file may be currently available at the hospital.