Hospital prices, out in the open.

Gallbladder removal (laparoscopic) in Augusta, GA47562

Laparoscopic cholecystectomy

Lowest reported
$5,808
Typical
$6,824
Highest reported
$6,824

Across 2 hospitals within 35 miles of Augusta 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
Doctors Hospital
AUGUSTA · 5.1 mi · ★3/5
$5,808 not mentioned not mentioned not published $1,020 $14,369 104
WellStar MCG Health, Affiliated with Med Col
AUGUSTA · 2.2 mi · ★1/5
Facility fee only
$6,824 $6,824 not mentioned not published $1,937 $20,361 20
The doctor’s side, roughly. Nationally, Medicare allows about $607 for the clinician who performs or reads this service, across 2,253 billing providers in 2024. That is a separate bill from everything above, and it is not added to any figure on this page — it is a Medicare average, not this hospital’s charge and not your plan’s rate, so combining them would produce a total no source states. It is here to show the rough size of what a hospital price leaves out.
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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.