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Atrium Health Floyd Medical Center
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Atrium Health Floyd Medical Center

304 TURNER MCCALL BOULEVARD, ROME, GA, 30162 · (706) 509-6900 · Website
Acute Care HospitalsGovernment - Hospital District or Authority★ 2/5 CMS overall ratingData current as of 2025-11-19

What this hospital charges

Every figure below is from this hospital's own published price file, compared against other hospitals in GA. Nothing here is a bill or a quote.

31 of 74 Typical rank on inpatient stays
85 of 111 Typical rank on outpatient services
16 Services with a published price
This hospital Local median Range across nearby hospitals

Inpatient stays negotiated rate, median across all plans · the bundled hospital charge for a whole admission

Knee or hip replacement 76 hospitals nearby 1.3x Medicare
$11,812 $58,138
$16,622 16th cheapest of 76
Vaginal childbirth 70 hospitals nearby 1.6x Medicare
$2,649 $19,647
$7,397 30th cheapest of 70
C-section delivery 68 hospitals nearby 1.5x Medicare
$3,600 $27,905
$9,356 27th cheapest of 68
Spinal fusion 74 hospitals nearby 1.2x Medicare
$13,288 $72,990
$20,169 16th cheapest of 74
Pneumonia 76 hospitals nearby 1.6x Medicare
$2,631 $25,284
$8,779 31th cheapest of 76
Stomach or digestive illness 74 hospitals nearby 1.6x Medicare
$5,074 $24,060
$8,487 31th cheapest of 74
Kidney or urinary infection 75 hospitals nearby 1.6x Medicare
$4,697 $24,747
$8,651 31th cheapest of 75
Chest pain 74 hospitals nearby 1.7x Medicare
$4,852 $21,994
$7,994 32th cheapest of 74

Outpatient services cash price · what a self-pay patient is quoted for one service

MRI of the brain 104 hospitals nearby + about $68 doctor's fee
$238 $11,676
$1,212 27th cheapest of 104
MRI of the lower back 104 hospitals nearby + about $68 doctor's fee
$222 $11,676
$2,768 81th cheapest of 104
CT scan of the head 111 hospitals nearby + about $39 doctor's fee
$119 $9,621
$1,546 85th cheapest of 111
Abdominal ultrasound 112 hospitals nearby + about $38 doctor's fee
$83 $5,526
$984 79th cheapest of 112
Screening mammogram 101 hospitals nearby + about $35 doctor's fee
$46 $1,424
$278 47th cheapest of 101
Cholesterol panel 112 hospitals nearby
$9.75 $902
$342 106th cheapest of 112
A1c diabetes test 112 hospitals nearby
$7.00 $793
$122 86th cheapest of 112
CBC blood test 101 hospitals nearby
$7.00 $416
$259 96th cheapest of 101

There is no combined total here, on purpose. Inpatient rows are negotiated rates — what an insurer pays for a whole admission. Outpatient rows are cash prices — what a self-pay patient is quoted for one service. They are different kinds of number and adding them would produce a figure that is true of nobody. Both exclude physician fees: the surgeon, anesthesiologist and radiologist bill separately and appear in no hospital price file. Inpatient figures use only rates published as a case rate or fee schedule, which cover the whole stay — per-diem rates price a single day and are excluded. What you personally owe depends on your plan's deductible and coinsurance, and on any financial assistance you qualify for.

Quality & outcomes

Mortality & complications

Overall hospital mortality rate
4.7%
No Different Than the National Rate
Patient safety & adverse events (composite)
0.95 (national avg = 1.00)
No Different Than the National Value
Heart attack mortality rate
10.8%
No Different Than the National Rate
Heart failure mortality rate
14.6%
Worse Than the National Rate
Pneumonia mortality rate
18.9%
No Different Than the National Rate
Stroke mortality rate
13.7%
No Different Than the National Rate
Hip/knee replacement complication rate
3.3%
No Different Than the National Rate

Readmissions

Overall hospital readmission rate
15.2%
No Different Than the National Rate
Heart attack readmission rate
13.9%
No Different Than the National Rate
Heart failure readmission rate
20.6%
No Different Than the National Rate
Pneumonia readmission rate
16.1%
No Different Than the National Rate
Hip/knee replacement readmission rate
5.0%
No Different Than the National Rate

Infections

Central line bloodstream infections
0.35 (national avg = 1.00)
Better than the National Benchmark
Catheter-associated urinary tract infections
0.24 (national avg = 1.00)
Better than the National Benchmark
Surgical site infections (colon surgery)
0.43 (national avg = 1.00)
No Different than National Benchmark
Surgical site infections (hysterectomy)
1.25 (national avg = 1.00)
No Different than National Benchmark
MRSA bloodstream infections
1.32 (national avg = 1.00)
No Different than National Benchmark
C. diff infections
0.20 (national avg = 1.00)
Better than the National Benchmark

Emergency department

Average time spent in the ER
154 min
Patients who left before being seen
0.0%

Patient experience

Patient experience (summary star rating)
★★★☆☆ (3/5)
Overall hospital rating (patients)
★★★☆☆ (3/5)
Would recommend this hospital
★★★★☆ (4/5)
Patients who would definitely recommend
73.0%

Financial assistance

May offer charity care

This is a government-owned hospital. It isn't bound by the federal nonprofit rule (IRC 501(r)), but many public hospitals have their own charity-care obligations under state or local law.

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What to ask for
  1. Call the billing office and say: “I’d like to apply for your financial assistance policy.” Ask them to send you the application and their income limits.
  2. Apply before the bill goes to collections — hospitals commonly stop accepting applications around 240 days after your first bill.
  3. Ask whether your bill already reflects assistance. It often isn’t applied automatically, even for patients who would qualify.
  4. For care you haven’t had yet, if you’re uninsured or paying cash, ask for a Good Faith Estimate in writing before you schedule. Federal law entitles you to one, and if the final bill lands more than $400 above it you can dispute the difference — see how the No Surprises Act works.
  5. If you don’t qualify for a discount, ask about an interest-free payment plan — those are usually available regardless of income.

See how financial assistance works for the rules behind this and what the policies can cover.

Nearby free & low-cost clinics

No HRSA-listed free or low-cost clinic within 15 miles.

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