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New York · 11,938 price cells · median 200% of Medicare

Widest spread in the state

The same mri lumbar spine without contrast runs $244 to $4,297 in New York

$244 River Hospital Clinicsmedian $625$4,297 Samaritan Medical Center

18× between the cheapest and the dearest of the 121 hospitals with at least 5 published plan rates for it; the explorer also shows thinner cells, so its range can run wider.

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Biggest gap between two insurers, same hospital

At Montefiore St Luke'S Cornwall, Cigna pays 15.6× what UnitedHealthcare pays for the same mri brain with and without contrast

UnitedHealthcare$589

Cigna$9,213

Same building, same procedure, same code. The difference is which card is in your wallet.

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Furthest above the Medicare benchmark

Westchester Medical Center is paid 4.4× the Medicare rate across everything it prices

100%Medicare

200%state median

443%this hospital

Medicare’s payment is hospital-specific and roughly pegged to the cost of care. The median across this hospital’s 61 procedures is 443% of it, against a New York median of 200%.

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Highest price over estimated cost

NYU Langone hospitals are paid 5.3× what it is estimated to cost them to deliver care

NYU Langone5.3×

WMCHealth4.6×

NewYork-Presbyterian4.5×

Rochester Regional Health4.3×

Cost estimated from each hospital’s own federal cost report (HCRIS) — the same filings state regulators use. Estimates, not accounting truth.

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All 144 hospitals and 107 procedures

Hospitals

Procedures

Acute myocardial infarction, discharged alive, with MCC Bariatric (obesity) surgery, no CC/MCC Basic metabolic panel COPD with MCC CT abdomen and pelvis with contrast CT head without contrast CT pelvis with contrast Cardiac arrhythmia, no CC/MCC Cardiac stress test Cardiac valve surgery with cardiac cath, with MCC Cataract surgery with IOL insertion Cellulitis, no MCC Cervical spinal fusion, no CC/MCC Cesarean section, no CC/MCC Cesarean section, with CC Chest pain Colonoscopy with biopsy Colonoscopy with endoscopic ultrasound Colonoscopy with polyp removal Colonoscopy, diagnostic Complete blood count with differential Complete blood count, automated Comprehensive metabolic panel Coronary bypass without cardiac cath, no MCC Diagnostic mammography, both breasts Diagnostic mammography, one breast ED visit, level 3 ED visit, level 4 ED visit, level 5 Echocardiogram, complete Electrocardiogram with interpretation Epidural injection, lumbar/sacral, no imaging Esophagitis/GI disorders, no MCC Excision of breast lesion Family psychotherapy, with patient Family psychotherapy, without patient Group psychotherapy Heart failure and shock, with CC Heart failure with MCC Hip and femur procedures except major joint, with CC Hysterectomy, no CC/MCC Inguinal hernia repair, age 5+Kidney and urinary tract infections, no MCC Kidney function panel Knee arthroscopy with meniscectomy Laparoscopic cholecystectomy Laparoscopic cholecystectomy, no CC/MCC Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy Left heart catheterization, diagnostic Lipid panel Liver function panel Lumbar epidural steroid injection MRI brain with and without contrast MRI lower extremity joint (knee)MRI lumbar spine without contrast Major joint replacement (hip/knee), no MCC Major joint replacement (hip/knee), with MCC Major small and large bowel procedures, with CC Medical back problems, no MCC OB global care, VBAC delivery OB global care, cesarean delivery OB global care, vaginal delivery OB ultrasound, 14+ weeks Obstetric blood test panel Office consultation, comprehensive Office consultation, moderate Office visit, established patient, level 3 Office visit, established patient, level 4 Office visit, new patient, level 3 Office visit, new patient, level 4 Office visit, new patient, level 5 PSA (prostate specific antigen), total Partial thromboplastin time Percutaneous cardiac stent, no MCC Physical therapy, therapeutic exercise Preventive visit, new patient, 18-39 Preventive visit, new patient, 40-64 Prostate biopsy Prothrombin time Psychotherapy, 30 minutes Psychotherapy, 45 minutes Psychotherapy, 60 minutes Renal failure, with CC Screening mammography, bilateral Sepsis with MCC Shoulder arthroscopy, subacromial decompression Simple pneumonia and pleurisy, with CC Sleep study (polysomnography)Spinal fusion except cervical, no MCC Spinal fusion except cervical, with MCC Stroke (hemorrhage/infarction), no CC/MCC Stroke (hemorrhage/infarction), with CC or tPA Thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH)Tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy, under age 12 Transforaminal epidural, lumbar/sacral Ultrasound, abdomen, complete Ultrasound, transvaginal Upper GI endoscopy with biopsy Upper GI endoscopy, diagnostic Urinalysis, automated, with microscopy Urinalysis, automated, without microscopy Urinalysis, manual, with microscopy Urinalysis, manual, without microscopy Vaginal delivery, no sterilization, no CC/MCC Vaginal delivery, no sterilization, with CC X-ray, lower back, 4+ views YAG laser capsulotomy (secondary cataract)

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Rexroad Analytics · Data: hospital machine-readable files (45 CFR 180, schema v3.0) retrieved September 28 – October 6, 2026; Medicare benchmarks from CMS claims data and fee schedules; cost estimates from FY2026 CMS cost-report ratios, labeled as estimates. Not medical, legal, or benefits advice. Full methodology → · The American Healthcare Conundrum →