How much does Fluid and Electrolyte Disorder (without major complications) cost in Montana?

Q: How much does Fluid and Electrolyte Disorder (without major complications) cost in Montana?

8 hospitals in Montana publish a charge for Fluid and Electrolyte Disorder (without major complications). The middle one charges $21,929, the cheapest $12,442 and the dearest $31,400.

MS-DRG 641 · 8 hospitals in Montana publish a charge

Lowest in MT

$12,442

Typical in MT

$21,929

Highest in MT

$31,400

U.S. typical

$30,556

In Montana, Billings Clinic Hospital charges about $12,442 and Community Medical Center charges about $31,400 — for the same coded procedure.

Every Montana hospital that publishes a price

Cheapest charge first.

Hospital	Charged	Actually paid	Patients
A Billings Clinic Hospital Billings, MT	$12,442 43% below the state average	$6,639	18
A St. Patrick Hospital Missoula, MT	$18,847 14% below the state average	$6,564	17
B Logan Health Medical Center Kalispell, MT	$20,515 6% below the state average	$6,137	20
B Bozeman Health Deaconess Hospital Bozeman, MT	$20,613 6% below the state average	$6,704	32
A St Peters Health Helena, MT	$23,246 6% above the state average	$7,496	33
B Intermountain Health St Vincent Regional Hospital Billings, MT	$28,372 29% above the state average	$6,292	20
B Benefis Hospitals Inc Great Falls, MT	$29,219 33% above the state average	$6,371	34
C Community Medical Center Missoula, MT	$31,400 43% above the state average	$6,675	15

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