Hospital Procedure Costs

with major complications

Hospitalization for heart failure with major comorbidities or complications, often involving fluid overload, low ejection fraction, or arrhythmia.

Nat'l avg $41,779 · 701 hospitals with prices

with complications

Hospitalization for heart failure with complications, the most common cardiology admission in the U.S.

Nat'l avg $28,618 · 662 hospitals with prices

with complications

Hospitalization for cardiac arrhythmia and conduction disorders, including atrial fibrillation and supraventricular tachycardia.

Nat'l avg $44,120 · 631 hospitals with prices

Percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) with drug-eluting stent — typically performed for blocked coronary arteries.

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AMI with major complications

Acute myocardial infarction (heart attack) with major complications — discharged alive.

Nat'l avg $55,915 · 605 hospitals with prices

AMI with complications

Acute myocardial infarction (heart attack) with complications — discharged alive.

Nat'l avg $38,545 · 583 hospitals with prices

AMI without complications

Acute myocardial infarction (heart attack) without major complications — discharged alive.

Nat'l avg $35,914 · 551 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Surgery to remove part of a leg or foot because poor blood flow, often from severe artery disease or diabetes, has caused tissue to die. The stay covers the operation, wound care, pain control, and planning for rehabilitation.

Nat'l avg $203,894 · 400 hospitals with prices

with complications

Surgical removal of part of the leg or foot when severe circulation problems have caused tissue damage that cannot heal. The stay includes the operation, wound care, pain management, and early rehabilitation planning.

Nat'l avg $106,033 · 416 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Placement of a small device under the skin of the chest that keeps the heartbeat steady, in patients who also have serious complicating conditions. The stay includes the procedure plus closer monitoring and treatment of those other problems.

Nat'l avg $129,771 · 393 hospitals with prices

with complications

Placement of a small device under the skin of the chest that keeps the heartbeat from becoming too slow. The stay includes the implant procedure, heart rhythm monitoring, and a device check before discharge.

Nat'l avg $89,787 · 414 hospitals with prices

without complications

A procedure to place a small device under the skin of the chest that keeps the heartbeat steady when the heart's own rhythm is too slow. Most patients recover quickly and go home within a day or two.

Nat'l avg $78,693 · 403 hospitals with prices

with complications

A heart procedure done through a thin tube threaded into a blood vessel, such as balloon angioplasty, without placing a stent. Patients are monitored afterward for bleeding at the catheter site and changes in heart rhythm.

Nat'l avg $115,322 · 352 hospitals with prices

without major complications

A minimally invasive heart or blood vessel procedure done through a thin tube (catheter), such as balloon angioplasty, without placing a coronary stent. Patients typically recover in the hospital for a short time with heart monitoring.

Nat'l avg $83,347 · 376 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A procedure on blood vessels outside the heart, such as repairing an artery, placing a stent, or removing a clot. The stay includes the procedure and close monitoring of circulation during recovery.

Nat'l avg $141,170 · 411 hospitals with prices

with complications

An operation or catheter-based procedure on blood vessels outside the heart, such as opening blocked leg arteries or creating access for dialysis. This stay includes the procedure plus care for other health conditions that add complexity.

Nat'l avg $112,383 · 398 hospitals with prices

without complications

An operation or catheter-based procedure on blood vessels outside the heart, such as opening blocked leg arteries or creating access for dialysis, in otherwise stable patients. Hospital recovery is usually short.

Nat'l avg $88,327 · 384 hospitals with prices

with complications

Amputation of part of an arm, hand, finger, or toe because poor blood flow has caused tissue damage that cannot heal. The stay includes the operation, wound care, and planning for recovery and rehabilitation.

Nat'l avg $63,490 · 360 hospitals with prices

An operation on the heart or blood vessels that does not fit a more specific category, such as procedures on veins or on the sac around the heart. The stay includes the procedure and recovery with heart monitoring.

Nat'l avg $113,256 · 436 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Major surgery on the heart or the body's largest blood vessels, such as repairing an aneurysm, in patients who also have serious complicating conditions. Recovery usually includes time in intensive care with close monitoring.

Nat'l avg $213,404 · 393 hospitals with prices

with complications

Major surgery on the heart or blood vessels, such as repairing an aneurysm or implanting a device, that does not fall into a more specific category. The stay includes the operation and closely monitored recovery.

Nat'l avg $162,990 · 369 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A hospital stay for a heart problem other than a heart attack that includes cardiac catheterization, where doctors thread a thin tube into the heart's arteries to look for blockages. Patients in this group have other serious conditions that require extra care during the stay.

Nat'l avg $91,595 · 393 hospitals with prices

without major complications

A hospital stay for a heart problem other than a heart attack, during which doctors thread a thin tube into the heart's arteries to look for blockages or other issues. Most patients are monitored briefly and go home soon after the test.

Nat'l avg $61,498 · 401 hospitals with prices

with complications

An infection of the heart's inner lining or valves, known as endocarditis, which is serious and requires hospital care. The stay typically involves IV antibiotics, blood tests, and heart imaging to check the valves.

Nat'l avg $104,245 · 352 hospitals with prices

without complications

The heart isn't pumping as strongly as it should, causing fluid buildup and shortness of breath. Treatment usually involves IV medicines to remove extra fluid and adjustments to heart medications.

Nat'l avg $22,074 · 524 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Emergency hospital care after the heart suddenly stops beating without an immediately clear cause. Doctors work to restart the heart, and when circulation is restored the stay involves intensive monitoring and testing to find and treat the underlying reason.

Nat'l avg $73,545 · 387 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Poor blood flow in the arteries or veins of the arms and legs, which can cause pain, wounds that won't heal, or dangerous blockages. The stay involves imaging, medications, and close monitoring of circulation.

Nat'l avg $50,517 · 514 hospitals with prices

with complications

Narrowed or blocked blood vessels outside the heart, most often in the legs, causing pain, poor circulation, or wounds that heal slowly. Hospital care usually includes imaging of the blood vessels, medications to improve blood flow, and wound care if needed.

Nat'l avg $33,638 · 586 hospitals with prices

without complications

Poor blood flow in the arteries or veins of the legs or arms, which can cause pain, swelling, or slow-healing wounds. Care involves medications, monitoring, and evaluation of the circulation.

Nat'l avg $27,857 · 462 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Hospital care for clogged or hardened heart arteries (atherosclerosis) in patients who also have major complicating conditions. The stay typically involves heart monitoring, imaging or stress testing, and medicines to protect the heart.

Nat'l avg $46,997 · 378 hospitals with prices

without major complications

Plaque buildup that narrows the arteries, including the arteries that supply the heart, often evaluated after chest pain. The stay usually involves heart monitoring, imaging tests, and medication adjustments.

Nat'l avg $29,073 · 459 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Blood pressure high enough to require inpatient treatment. Care involves medicines to lower blood pressure safely and monitoring for effects on the heart, brain, and kidneys.

Nat'l avg $48,863 · 528 hospitals with prices

without major complications

Blood pressure high enough to require hospital care. The stay involves blood pressure medicines, regular monitoring, and tests to check for effects on the heart, kidneys, and other organs.

Nat'l avg $32,489 · 598 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Hospital care for heart valve problems or heart conditions present from birth, in patients who also have major complicating conditions, when surgery is not performed during the stay. Care typically involves heart monitoring, an echocardiogram or other imaging, and medicines.

Nat'l avg $56,030 · 379 hospitals with prices

without major complications

A hospital stay for problems with the heart's valves or heart defects present from birth, managed with medicine and monitoring rather than surgery. Doctors typically run imaging tests and adjust treatment to ease symptoms.

Nat'l avg $38,801 · 396 hospitals with prices

with complications

An irregular or abnormal heart rhythm, such as atrial fibrillation. The hospital stay typically involves continuous heart monitoring and medicines to bring the heart's rate and rhythm under control.

Nat'l avg $32,631 · 640 hospitals with prices

without complications

An irregular or abnormal heart rhythm, such as atrial fibrillation. The hospital stay typically involves continuous heart monitoring and medicines to restore a steady rhythm before going home.

Nat'l avg $21,025 · 618 hospitals with prices

Chest pain caused by reduced blood flow to the heart muscle, usually from narrowed heart arteries. The hospital stay typically involves heart monitoring, blood tests, and imaging to rule out a heart attack.

Nat'l avg $25,944 · 441 hospitals with prices

A fainting spell or sudden collapse. The hospital stay centers on heart monitoring and tests to find the cause, such as a heart rhythm problem or a drop in blood pressure.

Nat'l avg $32,642 · 625 hospitals with prices

A hospital stay to evaluate chest pain and rule out a heart attack or other serious cause. It typically involves heart monitoring, repeated blood tests, and sometimes a stress test or heart imaging.

Nat'l avg $29,468 · 551 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A heart or blood vessel problem that doesn't fall into a more specific category, occurring alongside other serious health conditions. The stay usually involves continuous heart monitoring, testing, and treatment of both the circulatory problem and its complications.

Nat'l avg $65,632 · 556 hospitals with prices

with complications

A heart or blood vessel problem that doesn't fall into a more specific category. The stay usually involves heart monitoring, imaging or other tests, and medications to manage the condition.

Nat'l avg $39,275 · 571 hospitals with prices

without complications

Hospital care for heart and blood vessel conditions that do not fit a more specific category. A stay typically involves heart monitoring, imaging or lab tests, and medicines to manage symptoms.

Nat'l avg $27,454 · 415 hospitals with prices

Hospitalization for pulmonary edema and respiratory failure, often requiring ventilator support.

Nat'l avg $42,345 · 685 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Hospitalization for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) exacerbation with major comorbidities.

Nat'l avg $35,993 · 686 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Hospitalization for simple pneumonia and pleurisy with major comorbidities.

Nat'l avg $40,956 · 702 hospitals with prices

with complications

Hospitalization for simple pneumonia and pleurisy with complications — one of the most common medical admissions.

Nat'l avg $28,910 · 715 hospitals with prices

without complications

Hospitalization for simple pneumonia and pleurisy without major complications.

Nat'l avg $21,158 · 663 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Hospitalization for respiratory infections and inflammations with major comorbidities, including severe bronchitis and lung infections.

Nat'l avg $49,639 · 693 hospitals with prices

with complications

Hospitalization for respiratory infections and inflammations with complications.

Nat'l avg $34,691 · 664 hospitals with prices

The most intensive level of life support: a heart-lung bypass machine (ECMO) or a surgically placed breathing tube (tracheostomy) with a ventilator for an extended period. These are long intensive-care stays for critically ill patients whose heart or lungs are failing.

Nat'l avg $836,086 · 381 hospitals with prices

Placement of a breathing tube in the neck (tracheostomy) for patients who need a ventilator for an extended period. These are long, intensive stays with around-the-clock care, usually in an intensive care unit.

Nat'l avg $514,925 · 413 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Hospital treatment for a middle ear infection or an upper respiratory infection, such as a severe sinus or throat infection. The stay typically involves antibiotics, fluids, and monitoring of breathing and other symptoms.

Nat'l avg $39,791 · 405 hospitals with prices

without major complications

Middle-ear infections and upper airway infections, such as severe sinus or throat infections, that need inpatient care. The stay usually involves antibiotics or other medication, fluids, and monitoring.

Nat'l avg $23,475 · 505 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Major surgery inside the chest, most often removing part of a lung for cancer or other disease, in patients with serious complicating conditions. Recovery typically involves chest tubes, breathing exercises, and several days in the hospital.

Nat'l avg $193,507 · 386 hospitals with prices

with complications

Major surgery inside the chest, such as removing part of a lung. The stay includes the operation, a chest tube while the lungs heal, and closely monitored recovery.

Nat'l avg $119,155 · 359 hospitals with prices

with major complications

An operation involving the lungs or chest, such as removing diseased tissue or draining fluid from around the lungs. The stay includes surgery, chest tubes, and close breathing monitoring.

Nat'l avg $138,262 · 425 hospitals with prices

with complications

Chest or lung surgery outside the most common lung operations, such as procedures on the chest wall or the lining of the lungs, in patients who also have complicating conditions. The stay covers the operation, breathing support as needed, and recovery.

Nat'l avg $82,613 · 377 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A blood clot that has traveled to the lungs, straining the heart and making it hard to breathe. Care involves blood-thinning medicines, oxygen, and close monitoring of the heart and lungs, sometimes in an intensive care unit.

Nat'l avg $50,070 · 608 hospitals with prices

without major complications

A blood clot that has traveled to the lungs, causing chest pain and shortness of breath. The hospital stay involves blood-thinning medicines, oxygen if needed, and monitoring while the clot stabilizes.

Nat'l avg $29,940 · 596 hospitals with prices

without complications

An infection or inflammation deep in the lungs, such as aspiration pneumonia or a lung abscess. Hospital care typically involves IV antibiotics, oxygen if needed, and monitoring of breathing.

Nat'l avg $31,086 · 559 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A hospital stay for cancer of the lung or airways, in patients who also have other serious health problems. Care focuses on managing symptoms such as breathing trouble, along with tests and treatment.

Nat'l avg $62,333 · 514 hospitals with prices

with complications

A hospital stay for cancer or tumors of the lung or airways, often to manage symptoms like breathing trouble, fluid buildup, or infection. Care can include oxygen, medications, and procedures to ease breathing.

Nat'l avg $44,835 · 468 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A serious chest injury, such as multiple broken ribs or a bruised lung, often from a fall or vehicle crash. The hospital stay involves pain control, breathing support and therapy, and close monitoring of the lungs.

Nat'l avg $53,353 · 430 hospitals with prices

with complications

A serious injury to the chest, such as multiple broken ribs or a bruised lung. Hospital care focuses on pain control, breathing support, and monitoring for internal injuries.

Nat'l avg $38,170 · 480 hospitals with prices

without complications

A hospital stay after a significant chest injury, such as broken ribs or a bruised lung from a fall or crash, in patients without other complicating conditions. Care focuses on pain control, help with breathing, and monitoring.

Nat'l avg $28,399 · 383 hospitals with prices

with complications

A buildup of fluid in the space around a lung (pleural effusion), which can make breathing difficult. The stay often involves draining the fluid with a needle or small tube and testing it to find the cause.

Nat'l avg $50,569 · 510 hospitals with prices

with complications

A buildup of fluid in the space between the lung and the chest wall (pleural effusion), which can make breathing difficult. Treatment usually involves draining the fluid and treating the underlying cause.

Nat'l avg $35,149 · 455 hospitals with prices

with complications

A flare-up of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), a long-term lung condition that makes breathing difficult. A hospital stay usually involves oxygen, inhaled breathing treatments, and steroid or antibiotic medicines until breathing improves.

Nat'l avg $31,072 · 647 hospitals with prices

without complications

A flare-up of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), a long-term lung condition that makes breathing difficult. Hospital care typically includes inhaled breathing treatments, steroids, oxygen if needed, and monitoring until breathing improves.

Nat'l avg $25,173 · 567 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A group of lung diseases that inflame or scar the deep lung tissue, making breathing difficult. Hospital care typically involves oxygen, medication to reduce inflammation, and breathing support as needed.

Nat'l avg $58,796 · 484 hospitals with prices

with complications

Interstitial lung disease is scarring or inflammation of the deep lung tissue that makes it hard to breathe. A hospital stay typically involves oxygen support, medications to reduce inflammation, and tests to find the cause.

Nat'l avg $39,947 · 427 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Air leaking into the space around a lung, causing it to collapse, in patients who also have other serious health problems. Treatment usually involves a chest tube to re-expand the lung and close monitoring.

Nat'l avg $53,195 · 512 hospitals with prices

with complications

Air leaking into the space around a lung, causing part or all of it to collapse. Treatment usually involves oxygen and often a small chest tube to let the lung re-expand.

Nat'l avg $34,069 · 516 hospitals with prices

without complications

A collapsed lung (pneumothorax) happens when air leaks into the space around the lung. Treatment often involves a small chest tube to remove the air so the lung can re-expand, with monitoring until breathing improves.

Nat'l avg $25,834 · 450 hospitals with prices

with complications

An asthma attack or a bout of bronchitis severe enough to need hospital care. Treatment typically includes inhaled breathing medicines, steroids, and oxygen until breathing returns to normal.

Nat'l avg $29,012 · 623 hospitals with prices

without complications

An asthma attack or bronchitis flare-up that needs inpatient care. Treatment typically includes breathing treatments, steroid medicines, and oxygen monitoring until breathing improves.

Nat'l avg $19,708 · 523 hospitals with prices

A hospital stay for breathing-related symptoms such as shortness of breath, cough, or wheezing when the exact cause is still being determined. Care usually involves monitoring, oxygen if needed, and tests like chest imaging and breathing studies.

Nat'l avg $31,926 · 475 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Breathing or lung problems that don't fit a more specific category, in patients who also have other serious health problems. The stay usually involves oxygen support, breathing treatments, and close monitoring.

Nat'l avg $54,228 · 518 hospitals with prices

without major complications

Breathing or lung problems that don't fit a more specific category. The stay usually involves oxygen support as needed, breathing treatments, and tests to find the cause.

Nat'l avg $31,513 · 520 hospitals with prices

A serious lung or breathing condition that requires a mechanical ventilator (breathing machine) for more than four days. This involves intensive care with continuous monitoring and breathing support.

Nat'l avg $221,558 · 457 hospitals with prices

A breathing problem severe enough to need a mechanical ventilator for up to about four days. The stay typically involves intensive care, medications to keep the patient comfortable on the ventilator, and treatment of the underlying lung condition.

Nat'l avg $86,486 · 559 hospitals with prices

Care for newborns born extremely early or with underdeveloped lungs (respiratory distress syndrome). These babies are cared for in a neonatal intensive care unit with breathing support, warmth, and feeding assistance.

Nat'l avg $173,170 · 427 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Hospitalization for septicemia or severe sepsis (no extended ventilator) with major complications — a life-threatening immune response to infection.

Nat'l avg $55,004 · 697 hospitals with prices

without major complications

Hospitalization for septicemia or severe sepsis (no extended ventilator) without major complications.

Nat'l avg $33,016 · 701 hospitals with prices

without major complications

Covers eye problems, such as infections or inflammation, that are serious enough to need hospital care. A stay typically involves eye exams, medications, and monitoring to protect vision.

Nat'l avg $28,852 · 430 hospitals with prices

with complications

Problems of the ear, nose, mouth, or throat — such as severe infections, nosebleeds that will not stop, or swallowing trouble — serious enough to need hospital admission. Care typically includes IV medicines, monitoring, and specialist evaluation.

Nat'l avg $60,865 · 355 hospitals with prices

with complications

Serious dental and mouth problems, such as deep infections or abscesses, that need hospital care. The stay typically involves IV antibiotics, pain control, and evaluation for possible drainage or dental treatment.

Nat'l avg $34,635 · 422 hospitals with prices

without complications

Hospital care for problems of the teeth, gums, or mouth, such as a serious dental infection. The stay usually involves intravenous antibiotics and sometimes a dental or oral procedure.

Nat'l avg $26,591 · 360 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Hospital care for breast cancer or problems it causes, managed with medicine and supportive care rather than surgery during this stay. Care may include treating symptoms, infections, or other effects of the cancer.

Nat'l avg $57,917 · 358 hospitals with prices

without major complications

Inflammation or infection of the male reproductive organs, such as the prostate (prostatitis) or testicles. Hospital care usually includes IV antibiotics, pain relief, and monitoring until symptoms improve.

Nat'l avg $28,309 · 505 hospitals with prices

with complications

An infection of the female reproductive organs, such as pelvic inflammatory disease or an infection of the uterus or ovaries. The hospital stay typically involves IV antibiotics, monitoring, and imaging to check for abscesses.

Nat'l avg $34,338 · 433 hospitals with prices

without complications

Hospital treatment for an infection of the female reproductive organs, such as pelvic inflammatory disease. The stay typically involves IV antibiotics, pain control, and monitoring until the infection improves.

Nat'l avg $25,021 · 407 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A serious infection that requires an operation as part of treatment, such as surgery to remove infected tissue or drain an abscess. The stay involves the operation plus IV antibiotics and close monitoring, often in intensive care.

Nat'l avg $151,957 · 564 hospitals with prices

with complications

A serious infection treated with an operation, such as surgery to remove infected tissue or drain an abscess, in patients who also have other health conditions. The stay includes the operation, IV antibiotics, and monitoring during recovery.

Nat'l avg $71,567 · 555 hospitals with prices

with major complications

An infection that developed after an operation or an injury and requires surgery to clean out infected tissue. The stay includes the operation and IV antibiotics.

Nat'l avg $150,072 · 424 hospitals with prices

with complications

An operation to clean out or drain an infection that developed after an earlier surgery or injury. The hospital stay includes the procedure, IV antibiotics, and ongoing wound care.

Nat'l avg $75,470 · 449 hospitals with prices

with major complications

An infection that develops after an operation or an injury, such as an infected surgical incision or wound. The hospital stay typically involves IV antibiotics, wound care, and monitoring while the infection clears.

Nat'l avg $54,366 · 503 hospitals with prices

without major complications

An infection that develops at a surgical site or wound after an operation or injury. Hospital care typically involves IV antibiotics and wound cleaning or drainage.

Nat'l avg $33,158 · 540 hospitals with prices

A fever or body-wide inflammatory reaction that needs hospital care, often without an immediately clear cause. The stay typically involves tests to find the source, IV fluids, and medication.

Nat'l avg $32,911 · 496 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Hospital care for a serious body-wide viral infection, such as a severe viral syndrome or infectious mononucleosis, in patients who also have major complicating health problems. The stay typically involves IV fluids, fever control, and close monitoring while the infection runs its course.

Nat'l avg $50,241 · 402 hospitals with prices

without major complications

An illness caused by a virus, such as a severe flu-like infection, that needs inpatient care. Treatment usually involves fluids, medication to ease symptoms, and monitoring until the illness improves.

Nat'l avg $29,738 · 482 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A hospital stay for a less common infection, such as certain bacterial, fungal, or parasite-related illnesses, complicated by other serious health problems. Treatment usually centers on IV medication and close monitoring.

Nat'l avg $91,074 · 396 hospitals with prices

with complications

Covers bacterial, viral, or parasitic infections that don't fall into a more specific category. A stay typically involves IV medications, fluids, and monitoring while the infection is treated.

Nat'l avg $44,351 · 419 hospitals with prices

A life-threatening infection that has spread through the bloodstream, severe enough to require a breathing machine for more than four days. Care takes place in intensive care with IV antibiotics, fluids, and close monitoring of organ function.

Nat'l avg $245,069 · 448 hospitals with prices

with complications

Surgical cleaning of a wound caused by an injury, removing damaged or infected tissue so the wound can heal. The stay typically includes the procedure, ongoing wound care, and antibiotics if infection is present.

Nat'l avg $96,288 · 373 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Hospital care for a person with HIV who has developed a serious related illness, such as a major infection. The stay involves treating that illness while continuing to manage the HIV itself.

Nat'l avg $112,157 · 363 hospitals with prices

without complications

Hospitalization for kidney and urinary tract infections without major complications.

Nat'l avg $26,119 · 702 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Hospitalization for kidney and urinary tract infections with major complications.

Nat'l avg $36,858 · 665 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Hospitalization for renal failure with major comorbidities — kidney dysfunction often requiring dialysis evaluation.

Nat'l avg $44,783 · 641 hospitals with prices

with complications

Hospitalization for renal failure with complications.

Nat'l avg $27,817 · 685 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Surgery on the kidney or the tube that drains it (the ureter) for conditions other than cancer, such as blockages or structural problems. The stay includes the operation and monitoring of kidney function during recovery.

Nat'l avg $101,572 · 403 hospitals with prices

with complications

An operation on the kidney or ureter for a non-cancerous problem, such as removing large stones or relieving a blockage. The stay covers the surgery and monitoring of kidney function during recovery.

Nat'l avg $62,717 · 454 hospitals with prices

without complications

Surgery on the kidney or the tube that drains it (the ureter) for conditions other than cancer, such as blockages, stones, or structural problems. The stay covers the operation and recovery while kidney function and urine flow are monitored.

Nat'l avg $53,885 · 439 hospitals with prices

with complications

A smaller operation on the bladder, such as repairing the bladder wall or removing small growths. The stay includes the procedure and a short monitored recovery, often with a urinary catheter for a time.

Nat'l avg $62,423 · 350 hospitals with prices

with complications

Surgery performed through the urinary passage with a thin scope, such as removing bladder growths, treating a narrowed urinary channel, or clearing a stone or blockage. The stay includes the procedure, a temporary urinary catheter, and monitoring.

Nat'l avg $65,416 · 405 hospitals with prices

with major complications

An operation on the kidneys, bladder, or urinary tract. The stay includes surgery, catheter care, and monitoring of kidney function.

Nat'l avg $150,104 · 420 hospitals with prices

with complications

Surgery on the kidneys, bladder, or urinary tract that does not fit a more specific category. The stay includes the operation and monitoring of kidney function and urine drainage during recovery.

Nat'l avg $88,774 · 412 hospitals with prices

without complications

The kidneys lose their ability to filter waste and fluid from the blood, either suddenly or as a worsening of chronic disease. Treatment typically involves IV fluids, adjusting medications, and frequent lab tests to track kidney function.

Nat'l avg $21,780 · 582 hospitals with prices

with complications

Hospital care for a tumor of the kidney, bladder, or urinary tract when the patient is admitted for symptoms or complications rather than for surgery. The stay may involve imaging, managing bleeding or blockage, and planning further treatment.

Nat'l avg $75,867 · 351 hospitals with prices

with complications

Hospital care for cancer of the kidney, bladder, or urinary tract when the stay is for medical treatment rather than major surgery. Care typically involves managing symptoms such as bleeding, pain, or blockage, along with imaging and treatment planning.

Nat'l avg $37,255 · 384 hospitals with prices

without major complications

Stones in the kidney or urinary tract causing pain, blockage, or infection, managed without major surgery during this stay. Care typically involves pain control, IV fluids, and imaging to track the stone.

Nat'l avg $30,177 · 514 hospitals with prices

without major complications

A hospital stay to evaluate symptoms involving the kidneys or bladder, such as blood in the urine or trouble passing urine. Care usually includes urine and blood tests, imaging, and treatment of the underlying cause.

Nat'l avg $25,963 · 450 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A kidney or urinary tract problem that does not fit a more specific category, occurring alongside other serious medical problems. The stay involves tests to pinpoint the cause, intravenous fluids and medicines, and close monitoring.

Nat'l avg $49,071 · 586 hospitals with prices

with complications

A kidney or urinary tract problem that does not fit a more specific category, such as bleeding, injury, or trouble after earlier treatment. The stay involves tests to pinpoint the cause and treatment with fluids and medicines.

Nat'l avg $33,395 · 608 hospitals with prices

without complications

Covers kidney, bladder, and urinary tract problems that don't fit a more specific category. A stay typically involves lab tests, IV fluids, and medications.

Nat'l avg $26,126 · 424 hospitals with prices

with complications

Surgery to remove excess prostate tissue through the urethra, most often for an enlarged prostate that blocks urine flow. The stay includes the procedure and a short recovery with a urinary catheter.

Nat'l avg $61,288 · 365 hospitals with prices

without complications

An enlarged prostate gland that blocks the flow of urine, a common condition in older men. A hospital stay usually involves relieving the blockage, often with a catheter, and treating related urinary problems.

Nat'l avg $29,198 · 356 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Hospitalization for esophagitis, gastroenteritis, and miscellaneous digestive disorders with major complications.

Nat'l avg $41,708 · 636 hospitals with prices

without major complications

Hospitalization for esophagitis, gastroenteritis, and miscellaneous digestive disorders without major complications.

Nat'l avg $25,704 · 702 hospitals with prices

with complications

Hospitalization for gastrointestinal hemorrhage with complications — bleeding from the stomach, intestines, or other digestive organs.

Nat'l avg $35,418 · 631 hospitals with prices

with complications

Hospitalization for gastrointestinal obstruction with complications — blockage in the intestinal tract.

Nat'l avg $27,280 · 644 hospitals with prices

with complications

Hospitalization for non-malignant disorders of the pancreas with complications, most commonly acute pancreatitis.

Nat'l avg $30,797 · 643 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Surgery on the stomach, esophagus, or the first part of the small intestine, for example to remove a growth or repair damage. The stay includes the operation, a gradual return to eating, and close monitoring.

Nat'l avg $159,232 · 474 hospitals with prices

with complications

An operation on the stomach, esophagus, or the first part of the small intestine, such as repairing damage or removing diseased tissue. The stay covers the surgery, a gradual return to eating, and recovery.

Nat'l avg $109,728 · 455 hospitals with prices

without complications

Surgery on the stomach, esophagus, or the first part of the small intestine, such as repairing a hiatal hernia or treating severe reflux. The stay includes the operation and a gradual return to eating as the digestive tract heals.

Nat'l avg $76,502 · 407 hospitals with prices

with major complications

An operation on the small or large intestine, such as removing a diseased section of bowel. The stay includes the surgery and several days of recovery while the digestive system starts working again.

Nat'l avg $150,621 · 540 hospitals with prices

with complications

Surgery to remove or repair part of the small or large intestine, often for cancer, diverticulitis, or a blockage. The stay includes the operation followed by several days of recovery in the hospital while the bowel starts working again.

Nat'l avg $100,697 · 574 hospitals with prices

without complications

Surgery to remove or repair part of the small or large intestine, often for cancer, polyps, or diverticular disease. This version covers patients with an otherwise uncomplicated recovery focused on pain control and getting the bowel working again.

Nat'l avg $73,349 · 558 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Surgery to remove internal scar tissue (adhesions) in the abdomen, which can cause pain or block the intestines. The stay covers the operation and the gradual return of normal bowel function.

Nat'l avg $123,298 · 454 hospitals with prices

with complications

Surgery to remove scar tissue (adhesions) inside the abdomen, often because it causes pain or blocks the intestine. The stay includes the operation and recovery while the bowel starts working again.

Nat'l avg $85,263 · 520 hospitals with prices

without complications

Surgery to cut away internal scar tissue (adhesions) in the abdomen, which can cause pain or block the intestines. The stay includes the operation and monitoring while bowel function returns to normal.

Nat'l avg $65,770 · 479 hospitals with prices

with complications

A smaller operation on the small or large intestine, such as repairing a section of bowel or closing an opening. The stay includes the surgery and monitoring while normal bowel function returns.

Nat'l avg $58,530 · 405 hospitals with prices

without complications

A smaller operation on the small or large intestine, such as removing or repairing a limited section, in patients without other complicating conditions. Recovery in the hospital focuses on the return of normal digestion before going home.

Nat'l avg $51,543 · 373 hospitals with prices

with complications

Surgery on the anal area or on an ostomy, a surgically created opening for waste, such as repairing fistulas or revising a stoma. Patients with additional health conditions may need extra monitoring during recovery.

Nat'l avg $54,288 · 382 hospitals with prices

with complications

Surgery to repair a hernia in the groin, where tissue bulges through a weak spot in the lower abdominal wall. The stay covers the repair operation and initial recovery.

Nat'l avg $66,866 · 458 hospitals with prices

without complications

Surgery to repair a hernia in the groin, where tissue bulges through a weak spot in the lower abdominal wall. The stay involves the repair, often reinforced with mesh, and a short recovery period.

Nat'l avg $52,738 · 408 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Surgery to repair a hernia of the abdominal wall, such as an umbilical or incisional hernia, where tissue pushes through a weak spot. The stay includes the repair operation and monitoring while the digestive system recovers.

Nat'l avg $104,805 · 411 hospitals with prices

with complications

Surgery to repair a hernia in the abdominal wall, such as an umbilical or incisional hernia (not a groin hernia). The stay includes the operation, pain control, and monitoring during early recovery.

Nat'l avg $72,039 · 483 hospitals with prices

without complications

Surgery to repair a hernia of the abdominal wall, such as an umbilical or incisional hernia, where tissue pushes through a weak spot. The stay covers the operation and a short recovery.

Nat'l avg $58,083 · 461 hospitals with prices

with major complications

An operation on the stomach, intestines, or other digestive organs that doesn't fall into a more specific surgical category. The stay includes surgery and a recovery period with a gradual return to eating.

Nat'l avg $162,236 · 418 hospitals with prices

with complications

An operation on the stomach, intestines, or other digestive organs that doesn't fall into a more specific surgical category. The stay includes surgery and a recovery period with a gradual return to eating.

Nat'l avg $94,873 · 421 hospitals with prices

without complications

An operating-room procedure on the digestive tract that does not fit a more specific category, such as removing scar tissue or repairing part of the intestine. The stay includes surgery and recovery until eating and bowel function return.

Nat'l avg $58,291 · 358 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Serious problems of the esophagus (the swallowing tube), such as tears, blockages, or severe inflammation. A stay typically involves imaging or a scope exam, IV fluids or nutrition, and close monitoring.

Nat'l avg $68,928 · 421 hospitals with prices

with complications

A serious problem with the esophagus, the tube that carries food to the stomach, such as severe inflammation, tears, or blockages. The hospital stay often involves an endoscopy, acid-reducing medicines, and nutrition support.

Nat'l avg $38,413 · 435 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A serious digestive system illness or an infection of the lining of the abdomen (peritonitis). Treatment usually involves IV antibiotics and fluids, imaging, and close monitoring, sometimes with a procedure to drain infection.

Nat'l avg $61,750 · 553 hospitals with prices

with complications

A serious digestive condition, such as severe inflammatory bowel disease or an infection inside the abdomen. Treatment involves intravenous antibiotics or other medicines, fluids, and close monitoring while the condition is brought under control.

Nat'l avg $34,480 · 607 hospitals with prices

without complications

Significant illnesses of the digestive system or infection of the abdominal lining (peritonitis), treated with medicines rather than surgery. The stay typically involves IV fluids, antibiotics, and monitoring.

Nat'l avg $26,833 · 507 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A hospital stay for cancer of the digestive tract, such as the stomach, colon, or esophagus, managed without major surgery during this admission. Care commonly includes symptom control, nutrition support, and tests to guide treatment.

Nat'l avg $69,553 · 445 hospitals with prices

with complications

A hospital stay for cancer of the digestive system, such as the stomach, colon, or esophagus. Care may include managing symptoms like bleeding, blockage, or pain, along with tests and treatment planning.

Nat'l avg $55,421 · 516 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Bleeding somewhere in the digestive tract, such as from a stomach ulcer. Care usually involves a scope procedure to find and stop the bleeding, blood transfusions if needed, and close monitoring until the bleeding is controlled.

Nat'l avg $60,888 · 589 hospitals with prices

without complications

Bleeding somewhere in the digestive tract, such as the stomach, esophagus, or colon. The stay typically involves monitoring blood counts, IV fluids and acid-reducing medication, and often an endoscopy to find and treat the source of bleeding.

Nat'l avg $25,932 · 549 hospitals with prices

with major complications

An ulcer in the stomach or upper intestine that has started bleeding, broken through the wall, or caused a blockage. The hospital stay usually involves IV acid-reducing medicines, blood transfusions if needed, and often an endoscopy to find and treat the problem.

Nat'l avg $70,881 · 441 hospitals with prices

with complications

An ulcer in the stomach or upper intestine that has started bleeding, broken through the wall, or caused a blockage. The hospital stay usually involves IV acid-reducing medicines, blood transfusions if needed, and often an endoscopy to find and treat the problem.

Nat'l avg $43,106 · 446 hospitals with prices

without complications

An ulcer in the stomach or upper intestine that has bled, perforated, or caused a blockage. The stay typically involves an endoscopy to find and treat the problem, acid-reducing medication, and monitoring.

Nat'l avg $32,846 · 353 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Hospital care for an ulcer in the stomach or upper intestine that has not bled or perforated. Treatment usually includes acid-reducing medication and sometimes an endoscopy, a camera exam of the stomach.

Nat'l avg $54,029 · 354 hospitals with prices

without major complications

A peptic ulcer is a sore in the lining of the stomach or upper intestine that causes pain or discomfort. This category covers ulcers without bleeding or perforation. A stay typically involves acid-reducing medication, monitoring, and sometimes a scope exam of the stomach.

Nat'l avg $37,676 · 425 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Inflammatory bowel disease, including Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, causes flare-ups of abdominal pain, diarrhea, and intestinal inflammation. A hospital stay typically involves IV fluids, medications to calm the inflammation, and close monitoring.

Nat'l avg $54,096 · 427 hospitals with prices

with complications

A flare-up of Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis severe enough to need admission. Treatment usually includes IV medicines to calm inflammation, fluids, and bowel rest.

Nat'l avg $40,851 · 527 hospitals with prices

without complications

A flare-up of Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis, conditions that cause chronic inflammation of the digestive tract. The stay typically involves IV fluids and medications, bowel rest, and close monitoring of symptoms.

Nat'l avg $27,151 · 476 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A blockage in the intestines that keeps food and fluid from passing through, causing pain, bloating, and vomiting. Treatment usually involves resting the bowel, a tube to relieve pressure, and IV fluids, with surgery if the blockage doesn't clear.

Nat'l avg $45,469 · 574 hospitals with prices

without complications

A blockage in the intestines that stops food and fluid from passing through. Treatment usually involves resting the bowel with intravenous fluids, and sometimes a tube through the nose to relieve pressure, while the blockage clears.

Nat'l avg $20,566 · 615 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A digestive system problem that doesn't fit a more specific category, serious enough to need admission alongside other major health issues. Care typically includes imaging, IV fluids, and medicines.

Nat'l avg $56,844 · 543 hospitals with prices

with complications

A digestive system problem that does not fall into a more specific category. The stay typically involves imaging or scope tests to find the cause, along with medicines and intravenous fluids.

Nat'l avg $31,638 · 614 hospitals with prices

without complications

A digestive system problem that doesn't fit a more specific category, treated with a short hospital stay. Care typically includes imaging, IV fluids, and medicines while symptoms settle.

Nat'l avg $24,715 · 531 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Surgery to remove the appendix, usually because of appendicitis, an inflamed or ruptured appendix. The stay includes the operation, antibiotics, and recovery.

Nat'l avg $83,242 · 356 hospitals with prices

without complications

Surgery to remove the appendix, usually for appendicitis, in otherwise straightforward cases. Most stays are short, covering the operation and a brief recovery.

Nat'l avg $50,362 · 516 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Removal of the gallbladder through small incisions (laparoscopic surgery), usually because of gallstones, in patients who also have other serious health problems. The stay covers the operation and monitoring until eating and moving comfortably again.

Nat'l avg $86,351 · 518 hospitals with prices

with complications

Minimally invasive (keyhole) surgery to remove the gallbladder, usually for gallstones or inflammation, in patients with other health conditions that complicate care. The stay includes the operation plus extra monitoring during recovery.

Nat'l avg $70,068 · 552 hospitals with prices

without complications

Minimally invasive (keyhole) surgery to remove the gallbladder, usually for painful gallstones or gallbladder inflammation. The stay involves the operation and a short recovery, often just a day or two.

Nat'l avg $58,295 · 555 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Advanced liver scarring (cirrhosis) or liver inflammation caused by alcohol. Hospital care focuses on serious effects such as fluid buildup, internal bleeding, or confusion.

Nat'l avg $65,466 · 537 hospitals with prices

with complications

Advanced scarring of the liver (cirrhosis) or liver inflammation caused by alcohol, which can lead to fluid buildup, jaundice, and confusion. Hospital care typically involves draining fluid if needed, medications, and close monitoring of liver function.

Nat'l avg $37,781 · 576 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Cancer of the liver, bile ducts, gallbladder, or pancreas requiring hospital care, often for symptoms such as jaundice, pain, or a blockage. Care may include drainage procedures, medications, and nutrition support.

Nat'l avg $65,238 · 470 hospitals with prices

with complications

A hospital stay for cancer of the liver, bile ducts, gallbladder, or pancreas. Care may include managing pain, jaundice, or other symptoms, along with tests and treatments directed at the tumor.

Nat'l avg $43,072 · 448 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Inflammation or other problems of the pancreas — most commonly acute pancreatitis — not related to cancer. The stay usually involves IV fluids, pain control, resting the digestive system, and watching for complications.

Nat'l avg $58,022 · 553 hospitals with prices

without complications

Inflammation or other non-cancerous problems of the pancreas, most often pancreatitis. Treatment usually involves intravenous fluids, pain control, and resting the digestive system until the pancreas settles down.

Nat'l avg $23,610 · 610 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Liver problems other than cirrhosis or cancer, such as hepatitis or fatty liver disease, that are serious enough to need hospital care. The stay typically involves blood tests, imaging, and treatment of the liver problem along with other serious conditions.

Nat'l avg $61,019 · 545 hospitals with prices

with complications

A liver condition other than cancer, cirrhosis, or alcohol-related hepatitis, such as viral hepatitis or fatty liver disease. The stay involves blood tests, imaging, and medicines while doctors work to protect liver function.

Nat'l avg $35,196 · 591 hospitals with prices

without complications

A hospital stay for liver problems such as hepatitis or other liver inflammation, not including cirrhosis or liver cancer. Care usually involves blood tests, imaging, and medicines while liver function is monitored.

Nat'l avg $29,098 · 454 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Problems with the gallbladder or bile ducts, such as gallstones blocking a duct or bile duct inflammation, managed without major surgery. The stay typically involves imaging tests, IV fluids and antibiotics, and sometimes a procedure to relieve a blockage.

Nat'l avg $56,438 · 487 hospitals with prices

with complications

Problems with the gallbladder or bile ducts, such as gallstones or a blocked duct, managed without major surgery. Care often includes imaging, IV medicines, and sometimes an endoscopic procedure to clear a blockage.

Nat'l avg $39,518 · 542 hospitals with prices

without complications

Problems with the gallbladder or bile ducts, such as gallstones or inflammation, treated without surgery during this stay. Care typically involves imaging, IV fluids, and medications.

Nat'l avg $33,067 · 516 hospitals with prices

with complications

Hospitalization for diabetes with complications such as ketoacidosis, hyperosmolar state, or severe hypoglycemia.

Nat'l avg $28,477 · 662 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Hospitalization for disorders of nutrition, metabolism, fluids, and electrolytes with major complications, including severe dehydration.

Nat'l avg $41,354 · 671 hospitals with prices

without major complications

Hospitalization for disorders of nutrition, metabolism, fluids, and electrolytes without major complications.

Nat'l avg $25,625 · 701 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Surgical removal of part of the foot or leg, most often because of severe diabetes-related tissue damage or infection that cannot heal. The stay includes the operation, wound care, blood sugar management, and rehabilitation planning.

Nat'l avg $130,839 · 410 hospitals with prices

with complications

Surgery to remove part of the foot, leg, or toes because of severe tissue damage, most often from diabetes. The stay includes the operation, wound care, and planning for recovery and mobility.

Nat'l avg $72,842 · 534 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Surgery to clean out or place skin grafts over wounds caused by diabetes or other metabolic conditions, such as foot ulcers, in patients with serious complicating illnesses. The stay includes the procedure, ongoing wound care, and management of the underlying condition.

Nat'l avg $145,401 · 386 hospitals with prices

with complications

Surgery to clean a serious wound or cover it with a skin graft in patients with diabetes or another metabolic condition, often for foot ulcers. The stay includes the operation, wound care, and blood sugar management.

Nat'l avg $71,301 · 468 hospitals with prices

with major complications

An operating-room procedure for a hormone, nutrition, or metabolism-related condition, such as surgery for complications of diabetes. The stay includes the operation and care for the underlying condition.

Nat'l avg $121,085 · 366 hospitals with prices

with complications

An operation related to hormone-producing glands or metabolic conditions, such as adrenal gland surgery or procedures for complications of metabolic disease. The stay includes the operation and recovery with close monitoring of hormone and blood-sugar levels.

Nat'l avg $82,764 · 451 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Diabetes that has become dangerously out of control, with very high or very low blood sugar or serious related problems. Care involves insulin and intravenous fluids, frequent blood sugar checks, and treatment of the complications that made the stay necessary.

Nat'l avg $46,836 · 620 hospitals with prices

without complications

Diabetes admitted for blood sugar that is out of control. The hospital stay involves adjusting insulin or other medicines, frequent blood sugar monitoring, and help planning day-to-day management of the condition.

Nat'l avg $22,127 · 610 hospitals with prices

Hospital care for inherited or other disorders that affect how the body processes nutrients and chemicals. A stay typically involves lab testing, IV fluids or special nutrition, and medicines to restore the body's chemical balance.

Nat'l avg $44,889 · 398 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Conditions affecting hormone-producing glands, such as thyroid, adrenal, or pituitary disorders. The stay usually involves blood tests, medication to correct hormone levels, and close monitoring.

Nat'l avg $57,130 · 485 hospitals with prices

with complications

A disorder of the hormone-producing glands, such as the thyroid, adrenal, or pituitary glands. The stay usually involves lab tests to measure hormone levels, medications to correct the imbalance, and treatment of symptoms.

Nat'l avg $35,429 · 556 hospitals with prices

without complications

Conditions affecting hormone-producing glands, such as thyroid, adrenal, or pituitary disorders. The stay usually involves blood tests, medication to correct hormone levels, and monitoring.

Nat'l avg $26,456 · 485 hospitals with prices

without major complications

Hospitalization for medical (non-surgical) back conditions including herniated discs, severe radiculopathy, and chronic pain crises.

Nat'l avg $33,512 · 657 hospitals with prices

without major complications

Hospitalization for fractures of the hip and pelvis without major complications — typically managed conservatively or with internal fixation.

Nat'l avg $28,522 · 635 hospitals with prices

Major joint replacement or reattachment of the lower extremity — most commonly elective hip or knee replacement surgery.

Nat'l avg $81,893 · 592 hospitals with prices

Spinal fusion surgery (non-cervical), used to treat severe degenerative disc disease, scoliosis, or vertebral instability.

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Surgery to join (fuse) bones in the neck, or other operations on the back or neck, not including disc removal or nerve decompression. The stay covers the operation, pain control, and early recovery.

Nat'l avg $145,105 · 376 hospitals with prices

A planned operation to replace a damaged shoulder or elbow joint with an artificial one, usually because of severe arthritis or injury. The stay covers the surgery, pain control, and the start of physical therapy.

Nat'l avg $101,543 · 376 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Surgery to remove damaged or infected tissue from a serious wound, often followed by a skin graft to cover the area. The hospital stay includes the operation, IV medicines, and intensive wound care.

Nat'l avg $160,159 · 439 hospitals with prices

with complications

An operation to surgically clean (debride) a serious wound or cover it with a skin graft, related to a muscle, bone, or connective tissue condition. The stay includes the procedure, ongoing wound care, and infection control.

Nat'l avg $110,423 · 470 hospitals with prices

without complications

Surgical cleaning of a wound plus a skin graft to cover the area, done for problems involving the bones, muscles, or connective tissue. The stay involves the procedure and wound care while the graft heals.

Nat'l avg $71,875 · 358 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Surgery to repair or replace an artificial hip or knee joint from an earlier replacement that has worn out, loosened, or failed, in patients who also have major complicating conditions. The stay covers the revision operation, pain control, and the start of physical therapy.

Nat'l avg $173,342 · 380 hospitals with prices

with complications

Surgery to fix or replace an earlier hip or knee replacement that has loosened, worn out, or developed problems such as infection. The hospital stay includes the operation, pain management, and the start of physical therapy.

Nat'l avg $131,991 · 455 hospitals with prices

without complications

Surgery to fix or replace an earlier hip or knee replacement that has loosened, worn out, or developed problems. The hospital stay includes the operation, pain management, and the start of physical therapy.

Nat'l avg $98,424 · 442 hospitals with prices

with major complications or total ankle replacement

Replacement of a hip, knee, or ankle joint in patients who also have serious health problems, or joint replacement performed after a fracture. The stay includes the operation, close medical monitoring, and early physical therapy.

Nat'l avg $117,160 · 435 hospitals with prices

with complications

Surgery that joins (fuses) bones in the neck portion of the spine to relieve pressure on nerves or stabilize the spine. The stay covers the operation, pain control, and early recovery, including help getting mobile.

Nat'l avg $123,604 · 367 hospitals with prices

without complications

A planned operation to join (fuse) bones in the neck to steady the spine and relieve pressure on nerves, in patients without complicating conditions. The stay covers the surgery, pain control, and early recovery.

Nat'l avg $102,964 · 374 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Surgical removal (amputation) of part of a limb because of severe bone, muscle, or connective tissue disease, in patients who also have major complicating conditions. The stay involves the operation, wound care, pain control, and rehabilitation planning.

Nat'l avg $152,559 · 374 hospitals with prices

with complications

Surgical removal of part of a limb because of severe bone, joint, or soft tissue disease. The stay includes the operation, wound care, pain management, and the start of rehabilitation planning.

Nat'l avg $79,268 · 419 hospitals with prices

with complications

A procedure to remove a small sample of bone, muscle, or connective tissue so it can be examined for infection, tumor, or other disease. The stay covers the biopsy plus care for related health conditions.

Nat'l avg $93,766 · 393 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Surgery to repair the hip or thigh bone — most often after a fracture — without replacing the whole joint, in patients who also have other serious health problems. The stay covers the operation, close monitoring, and starting rehabilitation.

Nat'l avg $116,787 · 515 hospitals with prices

with complications

Surgery to repair the hip or thigh bone, often fixing a fracture with pins, plates, or rods rather than replacing the joint. Recovery in the hospital includes pain control and early physical therapy.

Nat'l avg $88,701 · 532 hospitals with prices

without complications

Surgery to repair the hip or thigh bone — most often after a fracture — without replacing the whole joint. The stay covers the operation, pain management, and starting physical therapy before going home or to rehab.

Nat'l avg $68,752 · 520 hospitals with prices

Surgery to replace a major joint in the shoulder, elbow, or wrist — most often a total shoulder replacement — or to reattach part of an arm. The hospital stay covers the operation, pain control, and early physical therapy.

Nat'l avg $111,418 · 451 hospitals with prices

with complications

An operation to treat an infected knee joint, often by washing out the joint or removing infected tissue. The stay includes the surgery and IV antibiotics.

Nat'l avg $91,134 · 419 hospitals with prices

with complications

Knee surgery other than a full joint replacement, such as repairing cartilage or removing damaged tissue, when the problem is not a joint infection, in patients who also have complicating conditions. The stay covers the operation, pain control, and early recovery.

Nat'l avg $93,323 · 374 hospitals with prices

without complications

An operation on the knee other than a total joint replacement, such as repairing or cleaning out damaged tissue, in a patient without a joint infection. The stay includes the surgery and early recovery.

Nat'l avg $62,348 · 357 hospitals with prices

with major complications

An operation on the bones of the lower leg, knee area, ankle, or upper arm, most often to repair a fracture. The stay includes surgery, pain control, and early work on movement.

Nat'l avg $130,246 · 419 hospitals with prices

with complications

Surgery on bones of the lower leg, knee area, ankle, or upper arm — most often to repair a fracture with plates, screws, or rods. The stay covers the operation, pain control, and beginning rehabilitation.

Nat'l avg $98,064 · 514 hospitals with prices

without complications

Surgery on bones of the leg or upper arm, other than the hip, foot, or thigh bone, often to repair a fracture. The stay includes the operation, pain control, and early physical therapy.

Nat'l avg $77,005 · 494 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Surgery on muscles, tendons, or other soft tissue, such as removing a growth or repairing damaged tissue, in patients who also have major complicating conditions. The stay includes the operation, wound care, and recovery.

Nat'l avg $158,348 · 375 hospitals with prices

with complications

An operation on muscles, tendons, or other soft tissues, such as removing a growth or repairing damaged tissue. The stay covers the surgery, wound care, and early recovery.

Nat'l avg $75,178 · 461 hospitals with prices

without complications

Surgery on muscles, tendons, or other soft tissues, such as removing a growth or repairing damaged tissue. The stay includes the operation and monitoring of the surgical site during early healing.

Nat'l avg $62,132 · 399 hospitals with prices

with complications

An operation on the foot, such as repairing a fracture or removing infected or damaged tissue. The hospital stay includes the procedure, wound care, and support with walking during recovery.

Nat'l avg $71,313 · 440 hospitals with prices

without complications

Surgery on the foot, such as repairing a fracture or correcting a deformity, in patients without complicating conditions. The stay covers the operation, wound care, and early recovery.

Nat'l avg $79,665 · 371 hospitals with prices

with complications

Surgery on the shoulder, elbow, or forearm other than a full joint replacement, such as repairing a fracture or a torn tendon, in patients who also have complicating conditions. The stay covers the operation, pain control, and early recovery.

Nat'l avg $89,525 · 377 hospitals with prices

without complications

Surgery on the shoulder, elbow, or forearm — such as fracture repair or tendon and ligament procedures — not including full joint replacement. The stay typically involves the operation, pain control, and early guidance on using the arm safely.

Nat'l avg $69,493 · 357 hospitals with prices

with complications

Surgery on the hand or wrist, such as repairing broken bones or damaged tendons, in patients who also have conditions that add complexity to their care. The stay covers the operation, pain management, and the start of hand recovery.

Nat'l avg $57,322 · 384 hospitals with prices

with major complications

An operation on bones, muscles, joints, or connective tissue that does not fall into a more specific category. The stay includes the surgery, pain management, and the start of rehabilitation.

Nat'l avg $147,189 · 362 hospitals with prices

with complications

An operation on bones, joints, muscles, or connective tissue that does not fit a more specific surgical category. The stay includes the procedure, pain management, and early rehabilitation.

Nat'l avg $92,204 · 443 hospitals with prices

without complications

A surgical procedure on bones, muscles, or connective tissue that doesn't fall into a more specific category. The stay includes the operation and recovery care.

Nat'l avg $68,041 · 419 hospitals with prices

with complications

Surgery on the back or neck other than spinal fusion, such as removing a herniated disc or relieving pressure on spinal nerves. The stay covers the operation, pain control, and early recovery.

Nat'l avg $94,211 · 359 hospitals with prices

without complications

An operation on the back or neck that does not fuse bones of the spine together, such as removing part of a damaged disc or relieving pressure on a nerve. Patients are usually up and walking soon after surgery, with a short recovery stay.

Nat'l avg $76,677 · 356 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Hip replacement surgery performed because of a broken hip, rather than as a planned joint replacement. The stay covers the operation, pain management, and starting physical therapy.

Nat'l avg $118,693 · 467 hospitals with prices

without major complications

Surgery to replace a broken hip with an artificial joint, usually after a fall. The stay covers the operation, pain control, and the start of physical therapy.

Nat'l avg $92,037 · 532 hospitals with prices

without major complications

A break in the femur (thigh bone), usually from a fall or accident, managed without a major operation. The stay typically involves pain control, stabilizing the leg, and planning for recovery.

Nat'l avg $31,118 · 424 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A broken hip or pelvis treated in the hospital without a major operation. Care focuses on pain control, monitoring, and beginning physical therapy so the patient can move safely again.

Nat'l avg $44,275 · 473 hospitals with prices

with major complications

An infection inside a bone (osteomyelitis), which requires long courses of IV antibiotics and sometimes procedures to remove infected tissue. The stay involves antibiotics, imaging, and close monitoring.

Nat'l avg $64,386 · 466 hospitals with prices

with complications

An infection inside a bone (osteomyelitis), treated with days of IV antibiotics in the hospital. Imaging and lab tests to identify the infection are a common part of the stay.

Nat'l avg $42,287 · 524 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A broken bone caused by disease weakening the bone, often cancer, or cancer of the bones, muscles, or connective tissue. Care includes pain control, treatment of the underlying condition, and help with safe movement.

Nat'l avg $63,283 · 456 hospitals with prices

with complications

Broken bones that occur because disease — such as cancer or severe bone thinning — has weakened the bone, or cancers involving the bones, muscles, or connective tissue. The stay involves pain control, imaging, and planning further treatment.

Nat'l avg $42,081 · 504 hospitals with prices

without complications

A bone that breaks because disease has weakened it, or cancer involving bone, muscle, or connective tissue. The stay typically involves pain control, imaging, and planning further treatment.

Nat'l avg $30,639 · 417 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Hospital care for autoimmune and connective tissue conditions such as lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, or vasculitis. The stay usually involves medications to control inflammation and treatment of any organs affected.

Nat'l avg $99,348 · 356 hospitals with prices

with complications

A hospital stay for autoimmune conditions such as lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, or vasculitis when symptoms flare. Care typically includes medicines to calm inflammation and monitoring of the joints, skin, and organs involved.

Nat'l avg $48,453 · 408 hospitals with prices

without complications

Diseases of the body's connective tissue, such as lupus or rheumatoid arthritis, when a flare-up needs hospital care. The stay usually involves medicines to calm inflammation and monitoring of affected joints and organs.

Nat'l avg $37,629 · 353 hospitals with prices

with complications

A hospital stay for a bacterial infection inside a joint, such as the knee or hip, which causes severe pain and swelling. Treatment typically combines IV antibiotics with a procedure to drain or wash out the joint.

Nat'l avg $44,603 · 387 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Back or spine problems, such as disc disease, spinal narrowing, or severe back pain, treated without surgery. The stay typically involves pain control, medication, and physical therapy.

Nat'l avg $59,107 · 497 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Hospital care for bone diseases and joint problems, such as a severe arthritis flare or a bone-thinning disorder, in patients who also have major complicating conditions. Care typically involves pain control, medicines, imaging, and help with mobility.

Nat'l avg $57,662 · 361 hospitals with prices

without major complications

A painful flare-up of a bone or joint condition, such as severe arthritis, gout, or a bone disorder, managed without surgery. The stay usually involves pain control, medications, imaging, and physical therapy to get moving again.

Nat'l avg $31,580 · 548 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A hospital stay to evaluate symptoms such as joint pain, muscle weakness, or limb and back problems when the cause is not yet clear. Care typically involves imaging, lab tests, and pain management while doctors search for the underlying cause.

Nat'l avg $49,939 · 394 hospitals with prices

without major complications

Pain or other symptoms in the muscles, bones, or joints that need hospital evaluation. The stay usually involves imaging and tests to find the cause, along with pain management.

Nat'l avg $31,701 · 527 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Painful inflammation of tendons, muscles, or the fluid-filled cushions around joints (bursae). Hospital care usually includes medication for pain and inflammation, treatment of any infection, and help with movement.

Nat'l avg $55,071 · 496 hospitals with prices

without major complications

Painful inflammation of a tendon, muscle, or the fluid-filled cushions around a joint (bursitis) severe enough to need hospital care. Treatment involves pain control, anti-inflammatory medicines, and resting the affected area.

Nat'l avg $29,398 · 605 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A hospital stay for problems that arise while recovering from a bone, joint, or muscle condition or surgery, such as trouble with surgical hardware. Care focuses on treating the complication and supporting healing.

Nat'l avg $57,998 · 499 hospitals with prices

with complications

A hospital stay for problems that arise after earlier bone, joint, or muscle treatment, such as trouble with healing or with surgical hardware. Care depends on the issue and may involve wound care, medicines, or adjustments to the earlier treatment.

Nat'l avg $39,820 · 592 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A broken bone, sprain, or dislocation not involving the hip, pelvis, or thigh, managed in the hospital without major surgery. Care includes pain control, casting or splinting, and help with safe movement.

Nat'l avg $48,679 · 465 hospitals with prices

without major complications

A broken bone, sprain, strain, or dislocated joint not involving the hip, pelvis, or thigh, managed without major surgery. The stay involves pain control, stabilizing the injury with a splint or brace, and help getting safely back on your feet.

Nat'l avg $30,137 · 610 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Bone, joint, muscle, or connective tissue conditions that do not fit other categories, treated without surgery. The stay usually involves imaging tests, medication, and physical therapy.

Nat'l avg $61,283 · 478 hospitals with prices

with complications

Muscle, bone, joint, or connective tissue problems that don't fit a more specific category. The stay typically involves imaging, pain management, and treatment of the underlying problem.

Nat'l avg $34,537 · 513 hospitals with prices

without complications

Covers bone, muscle, and connective tissue problems that don't fit a more specific category and are managed without surgery. A stay typically involves imaging, pain management, and specialist evaluation.

Nat'l avg $28,331 · 427 hospitals with prices

Emergency surgery to reattach a limb or repair the hip and thigh bone after a serious accident involving multiple major injuries. The stay includes the operation, intensive monitoring, and the start of rehabilitation.

Nat'l avg $153,841 · 415 hospitals with prices

with complications

Hospital care after a serious accident that injured more than one part of the body, such as a combination of broken bones and internal injuries. The stay involves stabilizing the patient and treating each injury with coordinated care from several specialists.

Nat'l avg $57,284 · 386 hospitals with prices

Vaginal delivery without sterilization, dilatation, or curettage — the most common inpatient procedure in the United States.

Nat'l avg $17,566 · 523 hospitals with prices

with complications

Cesarean section delivery with complications.

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Cesarean section delivery without complications.

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with complications

Surgery on the uterus, ovaries, or fallopian tubes for a non-cancerous condition, such as a hysterectomy for fibroids or removal of ovarian cysts. The stay covers the operation and initial recovery.

Nat'l avg $82,252 · 466 hospitals with prices

A vaginal birth during which the mother also needs an operating-room procedure other than tubal ligation or a D&C. The stay covers labor, delivery, the added procedure, and recovery with the newborn.

Nat'l avg $24,462 · 493 hospitals with prices

An operation to treat complications after childbirth or pregnancy loss, such as heavy bleeding or tissue remaining in the uterus. The hospital stay includes the procedure and close monitoring during recovery.

Nat'l avg $55,416 · 435 hospitals with prices

A procedure to end a pregnancy or to complete a miscarriage, usually by gently clearing the uterus with a D&C or suction procedure. Stays are typically short, with monitoring for bleeding and recovery from anesthesia.

Nat'l avg $32,716 · 393 hospitals with prices

Health problems that arise after childbirth or pregnancy loss, such as infection or heavy bleeding, treated with medication rather than surgery. The stay focuses on controlling the problem and monitoring recovery.

Nat'l avg $18,243 · 507 hospitals with prices

Hospital care for a miscarriage, other pregnancy loss, or an abortion managed with medicines rather than a surgical procedure such as a D&C (dilation and curettage). The stay typically involves medicines, monitoring for bleeding, and follow-up planning.

Nat'l avg $19,227 · 363 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A cesarean (surgical) delivery combined with a tubal ligation, a procedure that prevents future pregnancy. The hospital stay covers the birth, the sterilization procedure, and recovery for mother and baby.

Nat'l avg $54,459 · 372 hospitals with prices

with complications

Delivery of a baby by cesarean section combined with a sterilization procedure, such as having the tubes tied, in the same operation. The hospital stay covers the surgery and recovery, with care for both mother and newborn.

Nat'l avg $35,238 · 431 hospitals with prices

without complications

A cesarean birth combined with tubal ligation for permanent birth control during the same operation. The stay covers the surgery, recovery, and care of mother and newborn.

Nat'l avg $31,651 · 473 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A cesarean birth, without tubal ligation, for a mother with serious health complications. The stay covers the surgery, close monitoring of mother and baby, and recovery.

Nat'l avg $46,786 · 476 hospitals with prices

with complications

Delivery of a baby through a surgical incision in the abdomen when other health conditions complicate the pregnancy or recovery. The stay includes the operation and several days of care for mother and baby.

Nat'l avg $36,354 · 525 hospitals with prices

without complications

Delivery of a baby through a surgical incision in the abdomen. The stay includes the operation and a few days of recovery care for mother and baby.

Nat'l avg $31,240 · 520 hospitals with prices

with major problems

Hospital care for a baby born early who has serious medical problems, such as trouble breathing or feeding. The stay involves specialized newborn intensive care with warming, breathing support, and feeding help.

Nat'l avg $55,627 · 458 hospitals with prices

without major problems

Care for a baby born early who is otherwise doing well. The stay focuses on keeping the baby warm, helping with feeding, and monitoring growth and breathing until the baby is ready to go home.

Nat'l avg $17,175 · 514 hospitals with prices

A full-term baby born with a serious medical problem — such as breathing trouble, infection, or a complication of delivery — needing intensive monitoring and treatment after birth.

Nat'l avg $20,779 · 529 hospitals with prices

A newborn with a health issue after birth — such as feeding difficulty, jaundice, or mild breathing trouble — that needs extra monitoring or treatment before going home.

Nat'l avg $9,609 · 546 hospitals with prices

A healthy baby's routine hospital stay after birth, including newborn exams, screening tests, and feeding support before going home.

Nat'l avg $5,483 · 547 hospitals with prices

without complications

A vaginal birth combined with a sterilization procedure (tubal ligation) or a D&C. The stay covers the delivery, the added procedure, and recovery for mother and baby.

Nat'l avg $31,979 · 351 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A vaginal birth, without tubal ligation or a D&C, for a mother with serious health complications. The stay covers labor, delivery, close monitoring of mother and baby, and recovery.

Nat'l avg $22,341 · 484 hospitals with prices

with complications

Childbirth through vaginal delivery, with an added condition that made the stay more complicated. The stay includes labor and delivery care and recovery time for mother and baby before going home.

Nat'l avg $20,379 · 521 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Care during pregnancy, before delivery, for a complication that requires an operating-room procedure. The stay includes the surgery and close monitoring of both mother and baby.

Nat'l avg $60,854 · 359 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Health problems during pregnancy, before delivery, that need hospital care but not surgery. The stay involves close monitoring of mother and baby and treatment to stabilize the condition.

Nat'l avg $24,899 · 421 hospitals with prices

with complications

Hospital care for problems that arise during pregnancy, before delivery, that don't require surgery — such as severe nausea, bleeding, or preterm labor concerns. The stay involves monitoring mother and baby and treating the problem, often with the pregnancy continuing after discharge.

Nat'l avg $17,423 · 519 hospitals with prices

without complications

Hospital care for problems that arise during pregnancy, before delivery, that don't require surgery, in otherwise straightforward cases. The stay involves monitoring mother and baby and treating the problem.

Nat'l avg $12,343 · 510 hospitals with prices

without major complications

Hospitalization for red blood cell disorders (most commonly anemia) without major complications.

Nat'l avg $32,315 · 681 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A serious disorder of the blood or immune system, other than sickle cell crisis or clotting problems. The stay involves testing, transfusions or medications as needed, and close monitoring.

Nat'l avg $69,306 · 472 hospitals with prices

with complications

Serious disorders of the blood or immune system, such as dangerously low blood counts or immune problems. Care usually involves blood tests, transfusions or other treatments, and close monitoring.

Nat'l avg $40,549 · 520 hospitals with prices

without complications

Hospital care for serious blood or immune system disorders, other than sickle cell crisis or clotting disorders, without other complicating conditions. The stay typically involves blood tests, transfusions if needed, and treatment of the underlying disorder.

Nat'l avg $44,364 · 373 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A shortage or breakdown of red blood cells, such as severe anemia or a sickle cell crisis. Care may involve blood transfusions, intravenous fluids and medicines, and tests to find the cause of the problem.

Nat'l avg $50,781 · 605 hospitals with prices

A problem with how the blood clots, causing either too much bleeding or too much clotting. The stay involves blood tests and treatments such as transfusions, clotting factors, or blood thinners.

Nat'l avg $59,317 · 524 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Hospital care for disorders of the immune system, spleen, or lymph nodes, in patients who also have major complicating conditions. The stay typically involves blood tests, imaging, medicines, and closer monitoring.

Nat'l avg $73,611 · 370 hospitals with prices

with complications

Hospital care for disorders of the immune system, spleen, or lymph tissue. A stay typically involves blood tests, medicines to manage the condition, and treatment of any related infection or inflammation.

Nat'l avg $43,617 · 418 hospitals with prices

without complications

Hospital care for disorders of the immune system, spleen, or lymph nodes, without other complicating conditions. The stay typically involves blood tests, imaging, and medicines to treat the underlying disorder.

Nat'l avg $32,066 · 372 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Lymphoma or a slow-growing leukemia, cancers of the blood and lymphatic system, requiring hospital care. Stays often involve chemotherapy, transfusions, or treatment of infections and other problems.

Nat'l avg $94,977 · 453 hospitals with prices

with complications

A hospital stay for lymphoma or a slower-growing (chronic) leukemia, which are cancers of the blood and lymph system. Care may include chemotherapy, transfusions, and treatment of infections or other symptoms.

Nat'l avg $65,811 · 413 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Hospital care for conditions in which the bone marrow makes too many blood cells, or for cancers whose exact type is hard to classify. The stay involves testing, medication, and management of symptoms.

Nat'l avg $73,995 · 358 hospitals with prices

Hospitalization for cellulitis — a bacterial skin infection typically requiring IV antibiotics.

Nat'l avg $26,224 · 699 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A procedure to remove dead or infected skin and tissue from a wound so healthy tissue can heal. The stay includes the debridement procedure, wound dressings, and often IV antibiotics.

Nat'l avg $82,990 · 417 hospitals with prices

with complications

An operation to remove dead or infected skin and tissue so a wound can heal, often for serious ulcers or wound infections. The stay includes the procedure, ongoing wound care, and antibiotics as needed.

Nat'l avg $68,583 · 488 hospitals with prices

without complications

Surgical removal of dead or infected skin and tissue so a wound can heal, in patients without other complicating conditions. The stay includes the procedure, ongoing wound care, and often antibiotics.

Nat'l avg $57,722 · 378 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Surgery on the skin, the tissue beneath it, or the breast, such as removing a growth or repairing damaged tissue. The stay includes the procedure, wound care, and monitoring during early healing.

Nat'l avg $108,361 · 390 hospitals with prices

with complications

An operation on the skin, the tissue just beneath it, or the breast — such as removing a growth or cleaning out an infected wound. The stay covers the procedure, wound care, and recovery.

Nat'l avg $66,807 · 519 hospitals with prices

without complications

Surgery on the skin, the tissue beneath it, or the breast, such as removing a growth or repairing damaged tissue. The stay covers the operation, wound care, and a short recovery period.

Nat'l avg $56,454 · 470 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Open skin wounds such as pressure sores (bedsores) that need hospital-level care. The stay involves wound cleaning, special dressings, and treatment of any infection.

Nat'l avg $54,127 · 422 hospitals with prices

with complications

Open sores on the skin, such as pressure ulcers (bedsores), that need inpatient treatment. Care usually involves cleaning and dressing the wounds, antibiotics if infected, and steps to relieve pressure so the skin can heal.

Nat'l avg $38,261 · 479 hospitals with prices

without major complications

Hospital care for serious skin conditions, such as severe rashes, blistering disorders, or skin ulcers, without major complicating conditions. The stay typically involves specialized skin and wound care, medicines, and sometimes a skin biopsy.

Nat'l avg $30,062 · 378 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A spreading infection of the skin and the tissue beneath it. The hospital stay involves intravenous antibiotics and close monitoring, along with treatment of other serious health problems occurring at the same time.

Nat'l avg $43,850 · 614 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A hospital stay for significant injuries to the skin and the tissue beneath it, such as deep cuts or crush injuries, alongside other serious health problems. Care involves wound treatment, pain control, and watching for infection.

Nat'l avg $52,421 · 386 hospitals with prices

without major complications

An injury to the skin, the soft tissue beneath it, or the breast, such as a deep wound or severe bruising from an accident. Hospital care typically involves cleaning and treating the wound, pain control, and watching for infection.

Nat'l avg $31,379 · 556 hospitals with prices

with complications

A skin condition such as a rash, ulcer, or small skin infection that needs hospital admission, often because other health problems make treatment harder. The stay usually involves wound care, medicines, and monitoring.

Nat'l avg $50,298 · 352 hospitals with prices

without major complications

Less serious skin conditions, such as minor infections or rashes, that still need inpatient care. Treatment usually involves medication and monitoring until the skin improves.

Nat'l avg $30,597 · 477 hospitals with prices

with major complications

An operation to repair damage from an accident or other injury. The stay includes surgery, wound care, and recovery monitoring.

Nat'l avg $135,796 · 426 hospitals with prices

without rehab therapy, without major complications

Hospitalization for alcohol or drug abuse or dependence without inpatient rehabilitation therapy and without major complications — typically a short detox stay.

Nat'l avg $25,231 · 642 hospitals with prices

A hospital stay for an intense emotional or psychological reaction to a stressful event or life crisis. Care focuses on safety, stabilization, counseling, and planning follow-up support.

Nat'l avg $28,962 · 515 hospitals with prices

Hospital care for depression when symptoms become severe enough to need round-the-clock support. The stay involves a safe, supervised setting, medication management, and therapy.

Nat'l avg $24,604 · 403 hospitals with prices

Inpatient care for anxiety, panic, obsessive-compulsive, and related mental health conditions when symptoms become severe. The stay involves psychiatric evaluation, medicines, therapy, and planning for continued support after discharge.

Nat'l avg $28,504 · 398 hospitals with prices

Confusion, delirium, or behavioral changes caused by a medical condition affecting the brain, including care for people with intellectual disabilities. The stay focuses on finding and treating the underlying cause while keeping the patient safe and comfortable.

Nat'l avg $40,035 · 622 hospitals with prices

A mental health condition such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or severe depression requiring inpatient psychiatric care. The stay typically involves psychiatric evaluation, medication adjustment, therapy, and a safe, supervised environment.

Nat'l avg $36,362 · 550 hospitals with prices

A hospital stay for alcohol or drug use problems in which the patient chose to leave before doctors recommended discharge. Care during the stay typically focuses on safe withdrawal and stabilization.

Nat'l avg $25,365 · 486 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A hospital stay for alcohol or drug dependence, often to manage withdrawal, without a formal rehabilitation program during the stay. Care typically involves medications to ease withdrawal safely, monitoring, and treatment of related medical problems.

Nat'l avg $48,354 · 558 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A harmful reaction to a medication, drug, or other toxic substance, whether accidental or intentional. Care usually involves close monitoring, medicines to counteract the effects of the substance, and support for any affected organs.

Nat'l avg $51,729 · 577 hospitals with prices

without major complications

Illness caused by a medicine, drug, or other toxic substance, such as an accidental overdose or a harmful reaction. The stay involves close monitoring, medicines or antidotes to counteract the substance, and supportive care while the body clears it.

Nat'l avg $27,920 · 607 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Hospital care for injuries, poisonings, or harmful effects of substances that do not fit a more specific category. The stay involves treating the effects, monitoring vital signs and organ function, and supportive care until the patient is stable.

Nat'l avg $64,545 · 402 hospitals with prices

without major complications

A hospital stay for injuries or for the harmful effects of drugs, chemicals, or other substances. Care typically involves observation, treatment of symptoms, and tests to check for lasting harm.

Nat'l avg $36,406 · 450 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Surgery on nerves in the limbs, face, or head, or on other parts of the nervous system, such as repairing a damaged nerve or relieving pressure on one. The stay includes the operation and monitored recovery.

Nat'l avg $150,290 · 359 hospitals with prices

with complications or neurostimulator

Surgery on nerves outside the brain, such as repairing a damaged nerve or implanting a nerve stimulator device to control pain or other symptoms. The stay covers the operation, recovery, and monitoring of nerve function.

Nat'l avg $97,005 · 382 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A hospital stay for a tumor of the brain, spinal cord, or nerves that is managed with medicines and monitoring rather than surgery during this admission. Care often includes imaging, drugs to reduce swelling, and seizure prevention.

Nat'l avg $53,204 · 431 hospitals with prices

without major complications

A hospital stay for a tumor of the brain, spinal cord, or nerves that is managed with medicine and monitoring rather than surgery. Care typically includes imaging, controlling symptoms like swelling or seizures, and planning next steps in treatment.

Nat'l avg $40,968 · 402 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Progressive brain and nerve conditions such as Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, or ALS. Admission is usually for a serious flare-up or a related problem such as trouble swallowing, falls, or infection.

Nat'l avg $80,243 · 542 hospitals with prices

without major complications

A progressive brain or nerve condition, such as Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, or ALS, that needs inpatient care. The stay focuses on managing symptoms, adjusting medicines, and planning for safe care after discharge.

Nat'l avg $52,245 · 608 hospitals with prices

with complications

A hospital stay for a flare-up or worsening of multiple sclerosis or a coordination disorder called ataxia. Care typically includes medicines such as steroids, help with symptoms, and therapy evaluations.

Nat'l avg $48,847 · 412 hospitals with prices

without complications

A hospital stay for multiple sclerosis or cerebellar ataxia, conditions that affect movement, balance, and coordination, without other complicating conditions. Care typically involves medicines such as steroids for a flare-up, testing, and evaluation for therapy.

Nat'l avg $50,680 · 378 hospitals with prices

with complications

Emergency care for a stroke caused by a blocked artery in the brain, treated with medication that dissolves the clot. The stay includes intensive monitoring, brain imaging, and the start of rehabilitation.

Nat'l avg $86,297 · 394 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A stroke caused by a blocked blood vessel or bleeding in the brain, accompanied by other serious medical problems. Care involves rapid brain imaging, close monitoring in a stroke or intensive care unit, and early rehabilitation once the patient is stable.

Nat'l avg $63,823 · 595 hospitals with prices

with complications or clot-busting treatment

A stroke caused by a blocked blood vessel or bleeding in the brain. Hospital care includes brain imaging, close monitoring, and in some cases a clot-dissolving drug (tPA) given soon after symptoms start, followed by early rehabilitation planning.

Nat'l avg $44,431 · 638 hospitals with prices

without complications

A stroke caused by a blocked blood vessel or bleeding in the brain. Hospital care includes brain imaging, monitoring, medicines to lower the chance of another stroke, and early rehabilitation planning.

Nat'l avg $32,437 · 597 hospitals with prices

without major complications

A hospital stay for a blocked or narrowed artery supplying the brain that has not caused a stroke. Care typically includes brain imaging, tests of the arteries and heart, and medicines to reduce the chance of a future stroke.

Nat'l avg $38,021 · 410 hospitals with prices

A transient ischemic attack (TIA), or "mini-stroke," in which blood flow to part of the brain is briefly blocked and stroke-like symptoms resolve on their own. The stay focuses on brain imaging, heart monitoring, and starting medications to prevent a future stroke.

Nat'l avg $33,383 · 565 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A problem with blood flow in the brain that doesn't fit a specific stroke diagnosis. The stay usually includes brain imaging, close monitoring, and treatment of other serious conditions.

Nat'l avg $55,262 · 539 hospitals with prices

with complications

A problem with the blood vessels that supply the brain, such as narrowed arteries or reduced blood flow, that doesn't fit the pattern of a full stroke. The stay usually includes brain imaging, monitoring, and medications to protect blood flow to the brain.

Nat'l avg $39,603 · 577 hospitals with prices

without complications

A problem with the blood vessels that supply the brain that does not amount to a full stroke, such as narrowed brain arteries or other circulation issues. The hospital stay usually involves brain imaging and monitoring for stroke risk.

Nat'l avg $34,084 · 441 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Disorders of the nerves in the head, face, or limbs, which can cause pain, weakness, numbness, or facial paralysis. A stay typically involves neurological testing, medications, and monitoring.

Nat'l avg $59,102 · 417 hospitals with prices

without major complications

Conditions affecting the nerves of the face, head, or limbs, such as Bell's palsy or severe neuropathy. A hospital stay usually involves nerve and imaging tests plus medicines to manage symptoms.

Nat'l avg $37,264 · 546 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A hospital stay for stupor or coma not caused by a head injury, in patients who also have major complicating conditions. Care involves close monitoring, brain imaging and testing, and treatment of the underlying cause.

Nat'l avg $62,295 · 369 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Intensive hospital care after a head injury that caused unconsciousness for more than an hour, complicated by other serious health problems. Treatment focuses on protecting the brain, often with continuous monitoring in an intensive care unit.

Nat'l avg $85,549 · 389 hospitals with prices

with complications

Hospital care after a head injury that caused unconsciousness lasting more than an hour. The stay involves close neurological monitoring, brain imaging, and treatment to protect the brain and manage related health problems.

Nat'l avg $48,592 · 401 hospitals with prices

without complications

A head injury causing a loss of consciousness lasting more than an hour. The stay involves close monitoring of brain function and supportive care while the patient recovers.

Nat'l avg $32,844 · 366 hospitals with prices

with complications

A head injury that briefly knocked the patient unconscious, with a coma lasting under an hour. The hospital stay centers on close neurological monitoring, brain imaging, and treatment to prevent further injury.

Nat'l avg $78,993 · 353 hospitals with prices

with complications

Hospital care after a head injury that caused a brief loss of consciousness lasting less than an hour. The stay involves repeated neurological checks, brain imaging, and treatment of any related injuries or conditions.

Nat'l avg $55,010 · 385 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A nervous system condition that doesn't fit a more specific category, needing inpatient evaluation. Care usually involves brain or nerve testing and treatment of the underlying problem.

Nat'l avg $65,536 · 539 hospitals with prices

with complications

A brain or nerve condition that doesn't fall into a more specific category, such as nerve inflammation or certain chronic neurological problems. The stay typically involves neurological exams, imaging, and treatment of symptoms.

Nat'l avg $41,589 · 581 hospitals with prices

without complications

Conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord, or nerves that don't fit a more specific category. The stay typically involves neurological exams, imaging, and treatment with medications.

Nat'l avg $35,675 · 517 hospitals with prices

with major complications

A serious infection of the brain or spinal cord caused by bacteria or tuberculosis, such as bacterial meningitis or a brain abscess. Treatment involves intravenous antibiotics and close monitoring, often in intensive care.

Nat'l avg $148,361 · 368 hospitals with prices

with complications

A serious bacterial infection of the brain or spinal cord, such as bacterial meningitis or a brain abscess, in patients who also have complicating conditions. The stay typically involves IV antibiotics, close monitoring, and tests such as brain imaging or a spinal tap.

Nat'l avg $142,366 · 382 hospitals with prices

with complications

A serious nervous system infection not caused by common bacteria, such as viral encephalitis or a fungal infection of the brain, in patients who also have major complicating conditions. The stay typically involves IV medicines, brain imaging, a spinal tap, and close monitoring.

Nat'l avg $142,097 · 369 hospitals with prices

with complications

An infection of the brain or nervous system not caused by common bacteria, such as viral encephalitis or a fungal infection. Treatment involves antiviral or antifungal medicines and close monitoring.

Nat'l avg $90,710 · 367 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Seizures serious enough to require admission, often alongside other major health issues. The stay usually includes brain monitoring or imaging and medicines to bring seizures under control.

Nat'l avg $61,266 · 524 hospitals with prices

without major complications

A hospital stay after one or more seizures — sudden episodes of abnormal electrical activity in the brain. Care typically includes brain monitoring or imaging, adjusting anti-seizure medication, and observation.

Nat'l avg $30,248 · 570 hospitals with prices

without major complications

Severe or persistent headaches, such as migraine, that need hospital care for relief. The stay typically involves IV medications and tests to rule out more serious causes.

Nat'l avg $38,073 · 464 hospitals with prices

Hospital care for vision problems caused by the nervous system, such as sudden vision loss, double vision, or optic nerve inflammation. The stay typically involves brain and eye imaging, specialist testing to find the cause, and medicines to treat it.

Nat'l avg $41,841 · 386 hospitals with prices

Severe dizziness or vertigo that makes standing or walking unsafe. The stay typically involves tests to find the cause and treatment to relieve symptoms and prevent falls.

Nat'l avg $32,984 · 527 hospitals with prices

without major complications

Hospitalization for unexplained signs and symptoms without a definitive diagnosis at discharge.

Nat'l avg $30,299 · 678 hospitals with prices

with complications

Covers ear, nose, sinus, mouth, and throat problems serious enough for hospital admission. A stay typically involves medications, specialist evaluation, and monitoring.

Nat'l avg $32,402 · 424 hospitals with prices

without complications

A hospital stay for ear, nose, mouth, or throat problems that do not fit other categories, without complicating conditions. Care typically involves testing, medicines, and monitoring of symptoms such as pain, swelling, or trouble swallowing.

Nat'l avg $24,905 · 376 hospitals with prices

without complications

An operation on the uterus or ovaries for a non-cancerous condition, such as fibroids or ovarian cysts — often a hysterectomy. The stay covers the surgery and a short recovery.

Nat'l avg $53,483 · 511 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Hospital care for cancer of the female reproductive organs, such as ovarian, uterine, or cervical cancer. This stay focuses on medical treatment and symptom management rather than surgery.

Nat'l avg $63,478 · 357 hospitals with prices

with complications

Hospital care for cancer of the female reproductive organs, such as the uterus, ovaries, or cervix, when the stay is for medical care rather than major surgery. Care typically involves managing symptoms and complications, imaging, and planning cancer treatment.

Nat'l avg $36,091 · 381 hospitals with prices

with complications

A hospital stay for noncancerous problems of the uterus, ovaries, or other reproductive organs, such as heavy bleeding or severe pelvic pain. Care usually involves testing, medication, and monitoring, with added attention for other health conditions.

Nat'l avg $33,081 · 402 hospitals with prices

with complications

An operation to treat injuries, such as repairing damaged tissue after an accident or other trauma. The stay includes the surgery, pain management, and monitoring during early recovery.

Nat'l avg $75,701 · 479 hospitals with prices

without complications

An operation to repair damage from an accident or other injury. The stay includes the surgery, pain control, and monitoring while healing begins.

Nat'l avg $56,646 · 414 hospitals with prices

without major complications

A hospital stay for injuries from an accident or other trauma, such as cuts, bruises, or multiple smaller injuries, managed without major surgery. Care involves observation, pain control, and treatment of the injuries.

Nat'l avg $29,719 · 438 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Hospital care after a serious allergic reaction, which can cause hives, swelling, or trouble breathing. The stay involves medicines to stop the reaction and monitoring to make sure symptoms do not return.

Nat'l avg $61,842 · 406 hospitals with prices

without major complications

A serious allergic reaction to something like a food, medication, or insect sting. The hospital stay involves medications to stop the reaction and a period of observation to make sure symptoms don't return.

Nat'l avg $23,724 · 433 hospitals with prices

with major complications

An illness or injury caused by earlier medical care, such as a reaction to a procedure, implanted device, or treatment. The hospital stay focuses on treating the problem and monitoring recovery.

Nat'l avg $57,971 · 475 hospitals with prices

with complications

A hospital stay to treat a problem caused by earlier medical or surgical care, such as a reaction to a procedure, device, or medication. Care involves diagnosing the complication and treating it.

Nat'l avg $37,179 · 511 hospitals with prices

with major complications

Symptoms such as pain, weakness, or fever that need hospital care before a clear diagnosis is made. The stay centers on observation and testing to find the cause, along with treatment of serious accompanying conditions.

Nat'l avg $45,298 · 587 hospitals with prices