What do hospitals in Washington charge for Red Blood Cell Disorders without Major Complications?

13 hospitals in Washington publish a charge for Red Blood Cell Disorders without Major Complications. The middle one charges $44,743, the cheapest $29,219 and the dearest $60,152.

Red Blood Cell Disorders without Major Complications — what hospitals in Washington charge

MS-DRG 812 · 13 hospitals in Washington publish a charge

Lowest in WA

$29,219

Typical in WA

$44,743

Highest in WA

$60,152

U.S. typical

$37,191

In Washington, Virginia Mason Medical Center charges about $29,219 and Providence Regional Medical Center Everett charges about $60,152 — for the same coded procedure.

Every Washington hospital that publishes a price

Cheapest charge first.

Hospital	Charged	Actually paid	Patients
C Virginia Mason Medical Center Seattle, WA	$29,219 35% below the state average	$9,790	17
B Confluence Health Hospital Wenatchee, WA	$30,669 31% below the state average	$8,450	20
C Multicare Good Samaritan Hospital Puyallup, WA	$35,970 20% below the state average	$8,565	21
C University Of Washington Medical Ctr Seattle, WA	$39,391 12% below the state average	$11,393	25
C Valley Medical Center Renton, WA	$39,820 11% below the state average	$8,264	14
C Peacehealth St Joseph Medical Center Bellingham, WA	$43,970	$8,414	24
B Yakima Valley Memorial Yakima, WA	$44,743	$7,973	12
C Kadlec Regional Medical Center Richland, WA	$46,615 4% above the state average	$8,010	13
C Tacoma General Allenmore Hospital Tacoma, WA	$46,622 4% above the state average	$8,085	20
C Providence St Peter Hospital Olympia, WA	$46,999 5% above the state average	$8,198	22
D Swedish Medical Center Seattle, WA	$52,540 17% above the state average	$10,739	14
D St Joseph Medical Center Tacoma, WA	$56,778 27% above the state average	$8,405	15
C Providence Regional Medical Center Everett Everett, WA	$60,152 34% above the state average	$8,336	20

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