No Insurance Surgery In Las Vegas
Under-Insured
You may have insurance but you may ask why? Actually, with high deductibles, it may be less expensive to pay cash or finance your surgery with Care Credit or other sources. In fact, we may even be able to finance a portion of your surgery! We are here to help!
UnInsured
If you have NO insurance, this is the site for you. We offer the most competetive pricing in Las Vegas and the country for many surgical procedures. You are actually in the driver’s seat. Let us know what is affordable for
- Eye Surgery
- Cataract Surgery
- Glaucoma SLT Laser Surgery
- Xen Glaucoma Surgery
- Corneal Transplant
- General Surgery
- Hernia
- Gallbladder
- Lumps
- Bumps
- Tumors
Hand Surgery
- Carpal Tunnel
- Contractures
- Trigger Fingers
- Joint Replacement
- Wrist Surgery
- Elbow Surgery
- Nerve Surgery
Foot Surgery
- Bunion
- Hammer Toe
- Plantar Fascitis
- Club Foot
- Foot Pain
- Gout
- Joint
With high deductibles, it may be less expensive to pay cash or finance your surgery with Care Credit or other sources. In fact, we may even be able to finance a portion of your surgery! We are here to help!
Transparency in Billing and Pricing for Surgical Services
If you are having surgery in a hospital, these are common services and representative billed charges for a California Hospital. You should be aware that other charges exist for a hospital. For example, if you enter through the emergency room, if you have lab services, if you have radiology services, if you have consults…. these sevices are all additional charges. Anesthesia and your physician charges are additional. If you are in Nevada or anywhere in the World, you can have access to our panel of specialists and if they offer the service you can have these services for less than half of these charges. Our goal is to take care of patients first and take care of finances second. If you share our philosophy and want to help with our objective, you can help by using our services or making a contribution to a fund earmarked for under and uninsured patients. Every dollar you contribute will be matched up to $10,000. Consult your account regarding the deductibility of these contributions.
Sample Hosptial Surgery Charges Facility 1
| Surgery Services (CPT Codes 10021-69990) | 2018 CPT Code | Average Charge |
| Arthroscopy, Knee, with meniscectomy (medial or lateral) | 29881 | $18,155.59 |
| Arthroscopy, Shoulder, with partial acromioplasty | 29826 | $36,898.07 |
| Carpal Tunnel Surgery | 64721 | $13,804.76 |
| Colonoscopy, diagnostic | 45378 | $5,556.11 |
| Colonoscopy, with biopsy | 45380 | $8,039.00 |
| Colonoscopy, with lesion removal, by snare technique | 45385 | $8,525.97 |
| Endoscopy, Upper GI, with biopsy | 43239 | $9,036.33 |
| Endoscopy, Upper GI, diagnostic | 43235 | $9,185.13 |
| Excision, Breast Lesion, without preoperative radiological marker | 19120 | $18,260.19 |
| Hernia Repair, Inguinal, 5 years and older | 49505 | $26,313.75 |
| Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy | 47562 | $26,434.42 |
| Tympanostomy (insert ventilating tube, general anesthesia) | 69436 | $11,641.48 |
| Tonsillectomy with Adenoidectomy, less than 12 years old | 42820 | $14,226.17 |
Sample Hosptial Surgery Charges Facility 2
| Surgery Services (CPT Codes 10021-69990) | 2020 CPT Code | Average Charge Amount |
| Arthroscopy, Knee, with meniscectomy (medial or lateral) | 29881 | 16,239.00 |
| Arthroscopy, Shoulder, with partial acromioplasty | 29826 | |
| Carpal Tunnel Surgery | 64721 | 10,644.00 |
| Cataract Removal with Insertion of Intraocular Lens, 1 Stage | 66984 | 10,731.00 |
| Colonoscopy, diagnostic | 45378 | 3,521.00 |
| Colonoscopy, with biopsy | 45380 | 5,157.00 |
| Colonoscopy, with lesion removal, by snare technique | 45385 | 5,982.00 |
| Discission, secondary membranous cataract, laser surgery | 66821 | |
| Endoscopy, Upper GI, with biopsy | 43239 | 5,768.00 |
| Endoscopy, Upper GI, diagnostic | 43235 | 4,992.00 |
| Excision, Breast Lesion | 19120 | 14,895.00 |
| Hernia Repair, Inguinal, 5 years and older | 49505 | 19,228.00 |
| Injection, Diagnostic or Therapeutic substance, epidural, sacral | 62322 | |
| Injection, Anesthetic or Steroid, transforaminal epidural, sacral | 64483 | 6,751.00 |
| Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy | 47562 | 28,181.00 |
| Tympanostomy (insert ventilating tube, general anesthesia) | 69436 | 10,476.00 |
| Destr L/S Facet Jnt Addl | 64636 | |
| Tonsillectomy with Adenoidectomy, less than 12 years old | 42820 | 15,748.00 |
How To Get the Most Out Of Hospital and Surgery Center Price Transparency
We believe consumers should be able to know, long before they open a medical bill, roughly how much a hospital, doctor, anesthesiologist or surgery center will charge for goods and services it provides. Now that hospital price transparency is in effect as of January 1, 2021, hospitals’ standard charges, including the rates they negotiate with insurance companies and the discounted price a hospital is willing to accept directly from a patient if paid in cash, must be publicly available, free of charge, and presented in a consumer-friendly display.
Review the Data.
Hospitals must post standard charges for at least 300 shoppable services that can be planned in advance, along with a description and any other services the hospital customarily provides with it. This includes things such as x-rays, outpatient visits, imaging and laboratory tests or bundled services such as a colonoscopy. You should be able to find the hospital’s standard charge for the shoppable service and see other associated costs. You might have to do some digging and the prices may not be updated for 2021 but at least this is a start. Unfortunately the facility is only one part of a bill. The ambulance, rehab facility, nursing home, skilled and non skilled home care, doctor charges and anesthesia and consultant charges are still a mystery. Furthermore, charge data is relatively useless because providers or facilities rarely collect billed charges with insurance fixed pricing and negotiated discounts. Unless you are paying cash, this number will be the maximum you are likely to pay or will pay if you fail to negotiate your bill. If you would like help finding a facility that meets your budget or negotiating your bill, contact us.
Be Informed.
Learn before receiving care what the potential hospital charges for your care will be. You can also review Care Compare to see the information about the quality of care at over 4,000 Medicare-certified hospitals.
So, price is only one factor. Quality should be a primary concern. You may be interested in learning that many Hospitals have very poor ratings. For example a simple search will give you this information.
Valley Hospital Medical Center
Shop Around.
When hospitals share their prices online, consumers are given the power of price comparison. Use this information to shop for the hospital that works best for you.