Coronary Bypass with Cardiac Catheterization or Open Ablation without Major Complications — what hospitals in Louisiana charge

Q: What do hospitals in Louisiana charge for Coronary Bypass with Cardiac Catheterization or Open Ablation without Major Complications?

6 hospitals in Louisiana publish a charge for Coronary Bypass with Cardiac Catheterization or Open Ablation without Major Complications. The middle one charges $182,944, the cheapest $134,700 and the dearest $557,555.

MS-DRG 234 · 6 hospitals in Louisiana publish a charge

Lowest in LA

$134,700

Typical in LA

$182,944

Highest in LA

$557,555

U.S. typical

$219,650

In Louisiana, Baton Rouge General Medical Center charges about $134,700 and Rapides Regional Medical Center charges about $557,555 — for the same coded procedure.

Every Louisiana hospital that publishes a price

Cheapest charge first.

Hospital	Charged	Actually paid	Patients
B Baton Rouge General Medical Center Baton Rouge, LA	$134,700 26% below the state average	$38,307	11
B Our Lady Of Lourdes Regional Medical Center, Inc Lafayette, LA	$135,307 26% below the state average	$38,318	25
C Willis Knighton Medical Center Shreveport, LA	$175,815 4% below the state average	$34,905	11
C Fmol Health St Francis Monroe, LA	$190,074 4% above the state average	$42,360	12
C Slidell Memorial Hospital Slidell, LA	$209,560 15% above the state average	$33,014	11
F Rapides Regional Medical Center Alexandria, LA	$557,555 205% above the state average	$42,258	14

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