Emergency room visit (moderate complexity)

An ER visit for a moderate problem, typically with some testing.

CPT/HCPCS 99283 · Emergency & hospital · 87 hospitals in Alabama · from hospitals' own price files

Emergency at a hospital outside your plan's network? Then your insurer does not use these prices. Under the No Surprises Act it sets what you owe from a benchmark of its own (the QPA), which your statement shows as an in-network “allowed amount”. Why your bill may not match.

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Prices come from the machine-readable standard-charge files each hospital must publish (45 CFR 180), dated 2024-12-31 to 2026-10-30. A negotiated rate is what an insurer pays the hospital, not what you owe: your deductible, copay and coinsurance decide that. "Typical" is the median across insurers. The cash price is the hospital's discounted price for paying without insurance; the gross charge is its list price. Some hospitals state part of their insurer pricing only as a percentage of charges or a formula; those rates have no dollar figure and are not shown. A grey ring is a hospital with no price for this procedure; click it to see why.