Hospital prices, out in the open.

EEG monitoring, 12-26 hours, without video in Athens, GA95708

HC EEG W/O VID BY TECH EA INCR 12-26HR UNMONITORED

Lowest reported
$376
Typical
$3,518
Highest reported
$3,789

Across 7 hospitals within 35 miles of Athens that publish a negotiated price for this code. Each hospital's figure is the middle of the rates it publishes across its own insurance plans, so the spread within one hospital is often wider than the gap between two. A hospital whose published address is a PO box is placed at its city centre, so a distance shown for it is approximate.

Hospital Typical Hospital’s own chargefacility Doctor’s chargeprofessional Self-paycash price Lowest Highest Plans on file
Northeast Georgia Medical Center
GAINESVILLE · 34.5 mi · ★3/5
Facility fee only
$376 $376 not mentioned $874 $367 $386 4
St Mary's Hospital
ATHENS · 0.0 mi · ★1/5
Facility fee only
$1,109 $1,109 not mentioned $3,395 $124 $1,567 202
Northside Hospital Gwinnett
LAWRENCEVILLE · 28.8 mi · ★3/5
$2,884 not mentioned not mentioned $3,459 $368 $4,612 268
Piedmont Eastside Medical Center
SNELLVILLE · 34.4 mi · ★2/5
$3,518 not mentioned not mentioned $1,624 $1,056 $4,872 15
Piedmont Walton Hospital
MONROE · 18.9 mi · ★4/5
$3,681 not mentioned not mentioned $1,624 $486 $4,872 15
Piedmont Athens Regional Medical Center
ATHENS · 0.0 mi · ★4/5
$3,681 not mentioned not mentioned $1,624 $576 $4,439 16
Piedmont Newton Hospital
COVINGTON · 33.7 mi · ★3/5
$3,789 not mentioned not mentioned $1,624 $529 $4,601 15

Self-pay is what the hospital charges someone paying themselves rather than through insurance — the number to use if you have no coverage, or if this hospital is out of network. Paying self-pay usually doesn’t count toward your deductible, so it can cost less for this one service and more across a full year, if you’d have met your deductible anyway. Every other figure here is what an insurer pays, not what you would.

At 4 of the 7 hospitals here that publish a self-pay price, it is lower than what that same hospital typically accepts from an insurer — so it is worth asking for, in writing, at those. At the other 3 it is higher. Either way it is worth asking whether you qualify for financial assistance, which is a different thing and often a much larger discount.

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These are prices the hospitals published themselves, as required by the federal Hospital Price Transparency Rule (45 CFR 180.50). They are the hospital's share only — the surgeon, anesthesiologist and radiologist usually bill separately and do not appear in any hospital file, so treat every figure here as part of a total rather than the total. What you actually pay also depends on your plan's deductible and coinsurance.