Effective January 1, 2021, CMS requires hospitals to make available a list of their current standard charges, cash prices of services for self-pay and uninsured patients, insured patient out-of-pocket pricing on a select group of common services, payor specific contract rates for services and the de-identified minimum and maximum contract rate for each service. The information provided in the links below is intended to meet the requirements of the new CMS regulation. Actual charges on the final hospital bill, and corresponding patient out-of-pocket pricing, may vary for a variety of reasons which may include the patient's medical condition, additional tests or procedures, unknown circumstances or complications, final diagnosis, treatment ordered by the attending physician(s), and care received.
Please be advised that while we attempt to estimate the cost of care as accurately as possible, there may be significant variations between the estimate provided and the price reflected on your final bill.
The pricing only covers the specific service listed and provided through the hospital and may not provide pricing in situations where physicians who are not employed by CommonSpirit, but are involved in patient care, will have separate charges for certain services. Examples include: surgeons, Emergency Room physicians, hospitalists, anesthesiologists, pathologists, radiologists, nurse practitioners or other independent practitioners. Please contact those practitioners directly for price information associated with care and services received from them. Understand your bill.
To view a hospital’s Standard Charges File, select your facility below. The charges are provided in a CMS-compliant machine-readable file format (.JSON), as required by 45 CFR 180.20. A machine-readable file is a digital file designed for processing by computer systems and may include formats such as .XML, .JSON, or .CSV.
Please note: These files are intended for machine processing and are not user-friendly for consumers. For detailed, consumer-friendly pricing on specific services, we recommend using our cost estimator tools.
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If a patient has health insurance, the patient’s health insurance policy (including deductibles, co-pay, co-insurance, and out-of-pocket maximums) will apply and the amount the patient owes for health care services will depend on the patient’s insurance coverage. If you are covered by health insurance, you are strongly encouraged to consult with your health insurer to determine accurate information about your financial responsibility for a particular health care services provided by CommonSpirit. If a patient chooses not to utilize their insurance coverage and instead wishes to be considered a self-pay patient, the patient may request to have their insurance information removed from their patient record and must sign a waiver of insurance coverage (except Governmental payers). Insurance coverage.
If you would like to receive an estimate for any common procedure or service, you can get a custom estimate here.
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Any pricing information is not a guarantee of insurance coverage or availability of services.
CommonSpirit reserves the right to update or change any price at any time.
Senate Bill (SB) 23-252 – Hospital Price Transparency – builds on the federal price transparency rules and requires hospitals to publicly post the hospital’s Medicare reimbursement rates by Oct. 1, 2023. The Medicare reimbursement rates can be found in the federal price transparency individual hospital machine readable file links above.
House Bill (HB) 23-1215 – Limits on Hospital Facility Fees – A facility fee is a charge that hospitals or health systems bill for outpatient services that is intended to compensate the hospital or health system for its operational expenses. These charges are separate and distinct from the professional fee charged or billed by a healthcare provider for professional services.
Per the Colorado Hospital Association, facility fees are best described as “care-team fees” – they pay for all of the people other than the doctors involved in care provided in outpatient clinics. Facility fee amounts can vary based on the services rendered during the visit and based on the patient’s insurance status.
After July 1st, 2024, this legislation prohibits charging, billing, or collecting a facility fee from patients if it is not covered by their health insurance for preventative health-care services provided in an outpatient setting.
