Hospital Pricing Specialists created an annual pricing survey that analyzed more than 5,000 U.S. hospitals by examining hospital machine-readable files and public claims. The goal of the survey was to analyze the effects of the price transparency law on CMS-defined shoppable codes, according to a May 25 email to Becker’s from the company.
Here is the pricing data for CMS shoppable code CPT 45380-Colonoscopy at the 10 most expensive hospitals in New York to have the procedure done:
1. $19,212: Good Samaritan Hospital (Suffern)
2. $13,044: Long Island Community Hospital (Patchogue)
3. $9,697: Mount Sinai South Nassau (Oceanside)
4 (tie). $9,606: Bon Secours Community Hospital (Port Jervis)
4 (tie). $9,606: Saint Anthony Community Hospital (Warwick)
6. $8,827: Tisch Hospital (New York City)
7. $8,755: Montefiore Hospital- Moses Campus (New York City)
8. $8,271: Phelps Hospital (Sleepy Hollow)
9. $8,258: The Brooklyn Hospital Center (New York City)
10. $8,161: Montefiore St. Luke’s Cornwall (Newburgh)
Here is the pricing data for CMS shoppable code CPT 45380-Colonoscopy at the 10 least expensive hospitals in New York to have the procedure done:
1. $614: Erie County Medical Center (Buffalo)
2. $676: Roswell Park Cancer Institute (Buffalo)
3. $713: Rome Memorial Hospital
4. $949: Saint James Hospital (Hornell)
5. $1,001: Westchester Medical Center (Valhalla)
6. $1,091: Newark-Wayne Community Hospital (Newark)
7 (tie). $1,117: Massena Hospital
7 (tie). $1,117: Canton-Potsdam Hospital (Potsdam)
9. $1,160: Carthage Area Hospital
10. $1,191 — Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center
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