What hospitals charge a cash payer
Unlike the dollar ratings elsewhere on this site, these are real published prices in real dollars, taken from hospitals' own federal price transparency files. They are what someone paying cash is quoted, not what an insurer pays.
Hospital observation care, per hour
21×
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PSA prostate cancer screening blood test
9×
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One unit of red blood cells for transfusion
6×
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Ketorolac (Toradol) pain injection, 15 mg
16×
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Ondansetron (Zofran) anti-nausea injection, 1 mg
41×
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Ceftriaxone (Rocephin) antibiotic injection, 250 mg
37×
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Dexamethasone steroid injection, 1 mg
33×
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Diphenhydramine (Benadryl) injection, 50 mg
27×
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Cefazolin (Ancef) antibiotic injection, 500 mg
21×
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Fentanyl citrate injection, 0.1 mg
41×
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Heparin blood thinner injection, 1000 units
21×
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Gentamicin antibiotic injection, 80 mg
29×
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Only services coded in HCPCS Level II appear here. That code set is owned by CMS and free to publish. The majority of hospital prices are keyed to CPT codes, which the American Medical Association licenses, so we deliberately leave those out rather than reproduce them. Why that matters.