Care Beyond the Physician's Office

Becoming an active consumer

The government requires hospitals to post their prices for consumers like you to compare and make an informed decision when purchasing healthcare services. We have collected those prices and created applications to get you started in finding affordable care. We encourage you to read the How to Shop page to understand how to interpret the pricing data.

The current healthcare industry developed using a cost plus pricing method as they 'sold' to large entities such as insurance companies and the government; not the individual consumer. Thus you will find it challenging to obtain a 'firm' price as you find with most other purchases. To be cost effective, you'll want to compare basic prices, ask good questions, obtain a Good Faith Estimate and be comfortable that you chose the most reasonably price available provider especially if your need expands as more clinical information becomes available. Our applications provide you with the contact information you need to easily collect comparative prices.

The good news is that there is significant pricing variation in healthcare without sacrificing quality.
Start by reviewing the savings examples and then use our applications.

QuickConnect enables you to select common services without having to know the procedure code.
DeepDive accepts up to 5 procedure codes so you can compare a single package across providers.

Explore our website sections to find:
1) Insurance Company
pricing applications links
2) Pharmaceuticals, etc.
cost savings resources links
3)
How to shop techniques & understanding pricing data
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The price data provided in the applications on this website is data gathered from provider price transparency files AND DOES NOT represent the price you may pay for any provider's services. It is intended to provide you with comparitive guidance that you can use to further investigate prices by using the provider's cost estimator tool (link provided where available) and financial counselor phone contact number. You should obtain a Good Faith Estimate from the provider(s) you decide to use.