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Device Laparoscopic Hand Cost Comparison

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Cash prices (without insurance) for Device Laparoscopic Hand (CPT 0272) range from $272 to $1,474 across 2 hospitals in 1 state. The national average cash price is $444.

A trocar with a single cannula is a small surgical instrument used during minimally invasive surgery, typically laparoscopic procedures where the surgeon needs to make tiny incisions to access the inside of your body. Your doctor might use this instrument to insert tubes through small openings in your abdomen or chest so they can perform surgery while viewing the area with a camera. During the procedure, you would be under anesthesia and would not feel discomfort as the surgeon carefully inserts and positions these instruments through the small incisions.

You could save $1,202 by choosing Witham Health Services over Major Hospital

$272$1,474 · 2 hospitals

2 hospitals
Cash Price
(No Insurance)
$272
Gross Charge
$389
Insurance Negotiated Rates
ANTHEM EXCH$241
Major HospitalHighest Price
Cash Price
(No Insurance)
$1,474
Gross Charge
$4,755
Insurance Negotiated Rates
AETNA$3,994

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Device Laparoscopic Hand cost without insurance?
Cash prices for Device Laparoscopic Hand (CPT 0272) range from $272 to $1,474 across 2 hospitals in 1 states. The national average is $444.
Which hospital has the cheapest Device Laparoscopic Hand?
Witham Health Services has the lowest cash price for Device Laparoscopic Hand at $272. The highest price is $1,474 at Major Hospital.
How much can I save by comparing Device Laparoscopic Hand prices?
You could save up to $1,202 by choosing Witham Health Services ($272) over Major Hospital ($1,474).

Prices shown are sourced from hospital price transparency files published under the Hospital Price Transparency Rule. Actual costs may vary based on your insurance plan, specific clinical circumstances, and additional services required. These prices are not a quote or guarantee.

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