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Price-check resources: the official places to check a price

This is a directory of official price-check resources, not a directory of facilities. Facility level prices cannot be verified nationally, so this page lists no facility prices. Instead it lists the tools run by CMS, state governments, and insurers, what each one checks, and where it stops. Use a resource to get a number, then line your numbers up in the procedure quote worksheet and confirm your price in writing before service.

Short answer: what this directory covers

This directory lists 24 official price-check resources only, and no facility prices: 5 federal resources, 15 state resources, and 4 insurer transparency tools. Every entry shows who runs it, what it checks, its coverage, its source, and its verified date.

How to use it: pick a resource below, open its official site to get a number, then line that number up in the procedure quote worksheet and confirm your price in writing before service.

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We are not paid by any organization listed here. There are no sponsored placements and no affiliate links. This directory is a free tool to help you compare your options. Listings are ordered by type (federal, state, then insurer) and alphabetically within each type. Payment does not affect ordering, because no payment is accepted.

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Federal National facilitiesqualityprocedure volume

Care Compare on Medicare.gov

Who runs it:
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
What it checks:
Find and compare Medicare providers and facilities near you, including hospitals, doctors and clinicians, with quality measures, patient survey results, and clinician procedure volume for a set of common procedures.
Coverage:
National
Access:
Free, no account needed
Best for:
Checking which facilities and clinicians near you offer a service, and how their quality measures compare, before you ask for prices.
Limits:
Care Compare is a quality and provider tool. It does not give you a facility cash price or your insurer negotiated price for a specific procedure.
Official site Full details

Source: CMS, Care Compare: Doctors and Clinicians Initiative page, read 2026-10-15. Verified 2026-10-15.

Federal National procedurespricesfacilities

Medicare Procedure Price Lookup

Who runs it:
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) on Medicare.gov
What it checks:
National average Medicare payment and average beneficiary copayment for procedures performed in hospital outpatient departments and ambulatory surgical centers, so the two settings can be compared for the same procedure.
Coverage:
National
Access:
Free, no account needed
Best for:
Seeing how the Medicare payment for the same procedure differs between a hospital outpatient department and a surgery center.
Limits:
Figures are national Medicare averages. They are not a cash price, not your plan negotiated price, and not a quote for a named facility.
Official site Full details

Source: Medicare.gov Procedure Price Lookup, as described in CMS launch materials quoted by multiple sources read 2026-10-15. Verified 2026-10-15.

Federal National pricesproceduresshoppable services

Hospital Price Transparency: Consumer Page

Who runs it:
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)
What it checks:
Explains the federal rule that hospitals must publish standard charges, including insurer negotiated rates and the discounted cash price, free of charge in a consumer friendly display, plus a display of shoppable services hospitals must post.
Coverage:
National
Access:
Free, no account needed
Best for:
Understanding what a hospital is required to post before you go looking for its cash price and shoppable services list.
Limits:
CMS explains the rule and links onward. The prices themselves live on each hospital website, in its machine readable file and shoppable services display.
Official site Full details

Source: CMS, Hospital Price Transparency consumer page, read 2026-10-15. Verified 2026-10-15.

Federal National good faith estimatesbilling rightsdisputes

No Surprises Act Consumer Help and Good Faith Estimates

Who runs it:
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)
What it checks:
Your rights against surprise bills, the right of uninsured and self pay patients to a Good Faith Estimate before service, and the federal process for disputing a bill that is at least $400 more than the estimate for a provider or facility.
Coverage:
National
Access:
Free, no account needed
Best for:
Checking your Good Faith Estimate rights before service and your dispute options after a bill that does not match the estimate.
Limits:
This is a rights and dispute resource, not a price lookup. It will not tell you what a facility charges.
Official site Full details

Source: CMS, No Surprises Act Toolkit for Consumer Advocates, read 2026-10-15. Verified 2026-10-15.

Federal National procedurespricesCPT codes

Physician Fee Schedule Look-Up Tool

Who runs it:
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)
What it checks:
Medicare Physician Fee Schedule payment amounts for more than 10,000 services, searchable by procedure code, with pricing, relative value units, and payment policies, by national amount or by Medicare locality.
Coverage:
National
Access:
Free, no account needed
Best for:
Looking up the Medicare payment for an exact CPT code in a specific locality, the same kind of anchor this site publishes.
Limits:
These are Medicare payment amounts for clinicians, not facility cash prices and not what an insurer negotiated for your plan.
Official site Full details

Source: CMS, PFS Look-up Tool Overview, read 2026-10-15. Verified 2026-10-15.

State California pricesfacilitiesclaims data

Healthcare Payments Data Program

Who runs it:
California Department of Health Care Access and Information (HCAI)
What it checks:
California statewide health care payments data, the state All Payer Claims Database program, covering hospital inpatient cost and other payment datasets published through the California Health and Human Services open data portal.
Coverage:
California
Access:
Free, no account needed
Best for:
California payment data at state and regional level, published by the state agency that also collects hospital chargemasters and financial data.
Limits:
Published datasets are aggregated payment data, not a per facility quote tool for a named procedure on a specific date.
Official site Full details

Source: California Health and Human Services Open Data Portal, Healthcare Payments Data dataset (HCAI), read 2026-10-15. Verified 2026-10-15.

State Colorado pricesproceduresfacilities

Colorado Hospital Price Transparency Tool

Who runs it:
Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing (HCPF)
What it checks:
Compares Colorado hospitals on gross charges, discounted cash prices, estimated Medicare costs, and commercially negotiated prices, built from hospital price transparency files for thousands of procedures at Colorado hospitals, as described in the HCPF tool write-up.
Coverage:
Colorado
Access:
Free, no account needed
Best for:
Comparing posted prices across Colorado hospitals for the same procedure before asking a hospital for your own written price.
Limits:
Prices come from hospital posted files. Your final amount depends on your plan and coverage, and the state advises checking the hospital site for a single procedure decision.
Official site Full details

Source: Colorado HCPF, Hospital Price Transparency Tool write-up, and Colorado Governor announcement, read 2026-10-15. Verified 2026-10-15.

State Connecticut pricesqualityfacilitiesclaims data

HealthscoreCT

Who runs it:
Connecticut Office of Health Strategy and the Office of the State Comptroller
What it checks:
A consumer resource for evaluating the quality, costs, and affordability of health care services and coverage in Connecticut, with dashboards and cost information supported by the state All Payer Claims Database, including behavioral health cost and use data and a healthcare affordability index.
Coverage:
Connecticut
Access:
Free, no account needed
Best for:
Connecticut residents who want a state starting point for comparing health care cost and quality information before asking their provider and health plan for their specific cost.
Limits:
The site states its information reflects averages and summaries. The APCD page states dashboards are aggregated averages and are not intended to predict individual medical costs, and directs users to their health plan for personal cost estimates.
Official site Full details

Source: Connecticut Office of Health Strategy, HealthscoreCT and All-Payer Claims Database pages, read 2026-10-15. Verified 2026-10-15.

State Delaware pricesproceduresfacilitiesquality

CostAware

Who runs it:
Delaware Department of Health and Social Services, Delaware Health Care Commission, and Delaware Health Information Network (DHIN)
What it checks:
Compares the variation in average costs for episodes of care and medical services in Delaware, based on actual medical and pharmacy claims in the Delaware Health Care Claims Database, with cost and quality measures by payer type for data years 2019 to 2023 in the September 2025 release.
Coverage:
Delaware
Access:
Free, no account needed
Best for:
Delaware patients who want to see how average paid costs for the same episode or service vary across Delaware hospitals, provider organizations, and care settings.
Limits:
CostAware states its figures are average payments for health care services, that an average payment does not represent what you should expect to pay, and to consult your insurer and provider for a personalized cost estimate.
Official site Full details

Source: Delaware DHSS, CostAware page and the CostAware site, read 2026-10-15. Verified 2026-10-15.

State Florida pricesproceduresfacilities

Florida Health Price Finder

Who runs it:
Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA)
What it checks:
Estimated average payments and ranges for care bundles, groups of services that normally go with a procedure, at Florida hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers by county, built from paid claims, as described by AHCA.
Coverage:
Florida
Access:
Free, no account needed
Best for:
Florida patients who want a claims based estimate for a whole care bundle, not just the facility line, before requesting a personalized estimate.
Limits:
Estimates are non personalized averages from paid claims. AHCA states actual costs are based on the services actually provided, and patients can request a personalized estimate from the facility.
Official site Full details

Source: Florida AHCA, Florida Health Price Finder launch release and AHCA pricing website address stated in AHCA rules, read 2026-10-15. Verified 2026-10-15.

State Maine pricesproceduresfacilitiesquality

CompareMaine

Who runs it:
Maine Health Data Organization (MHDO), with the Maine Quality Forum
What it checks:
Average amount paid by commercial insurers for common procedures at nearly 200 Maine healthcare settings, including hospitals, surgical centers, imaging centers, labs, and clinics, shown with hospital quality information.
Coverage:
Maine
Access:
Free, no account needed
Best for:
Maine patients comparing average paid amounts for the same procedure across settings before asking for a cash price.
Limits:
CompareMaine shows average payments with insurance, not cash prices. The site says to contact the setting directly to discuss the cash price.
Official site Full details

Source: CompareMaine home page (Maine Health Data Organization), read 2026-10-15. Verified 2026-10-15.

State Maryland pricesproceduresfacilitiesquality

WearTheCost

Who runs it:
Maryland Health Care Commission (MHCC)
What it checks:
Shows a patient's average cost for common hospital procedures at different Maryland hospitals, grouping all related services into episodes of care, and showing both typical and expected costs and costs tied to potentially avoidable complications, so hospitals can be compared on total episode cost.
Coverage:
Maryland
Access:
Free, no account needed
Best for:
Maryland patients comparing the average total episode cost of a common procedure across Maryland hospitals before asking a hospital for their own price.
Limits:
The site covers the common hospital procedures it lists, as average episode costs. An average is not a quote for your case, and the procedures covered are a limited set.
Official site Full details

Source: WearTheCost.org, About page (Maryland Health Care Commission), read 2026-10-15. Verified 2026-10-15.

State Massachusetts pricesproceduresfacilitiesquality

CompareCare

Who runs it:
Massachusetts Center for Health Information and Analysis (CHIA)
What it checks:
Procedure prices from the Massachusetts All Payer Claims Database: the median amount paid by insurers to providers for specific outpatient services, searchable and filterable, paired with a link to quality information, as described in CHIA published strategy document.
Coverage:
Massachusetts
Access:
Free, no account needed
Best for:
Massachusetts patients who want to see what insurers actually paid different providers for the same outpatient procedure.
Limits:
CHIA document describes paid amounts drawn from an APCD extract. Paid amounts are historical claims results, not a current quote. For a personal cost, CHIA directs patients to their health plan tool.
Official site Full details

Source: CHIA, Strategy for Releasing Procedure Price Data (CompareCare), read 2026-10-15. Verified 2026-10-15.

State Minnesota pricesclaims dataproceduresutilization

Minnesota APCD Public Use Files and Dashboards

Who runs it:
Minnesota Department of Health (MDH)
What it checks:
Public use files and interactive dashboards from the Minnesota All Payer Claims Database: aggregated summary data on health care services, primary diagnoses, utilization, prescription drugs, provider specialty payments, and member spending, stratified by payer type, county, age group, and other variables.
Coverage:
Minnesota
Access:
Free, no account needed
Best for:
Minnesota readers who want statewide claims based spending and utilization patterns, in spreadsheet or dashboard form, rather than a single hospital price.
Limits:
Public use files are aggregated records that prevent identification of individual members, providers, and health plans, so they cannot give a per facility price. Files are obtained through a request form, and figures are historical claims summaries, not quotes.
Official site Full details

Source: Minnesota Department of Health, MN APCD Public Use Files page, read 2026-10-15. Verified 2026-10-15.

State New Hampshire pricesproceduresfacilities

NH HealthCost

Who runs it:
New Hampshire Insurance Department (NHID)
What it checks:
Estimates of health care costs for medical and dental procedures in New Hampshire, based on median amounts paid from the New Hampshire Comprehensive Health Information System claims database, for insured and uninsured patients, per the NHID methodology page.
Coverage:
New Hampshire
Access:
Free, no account needed
Best for:
New Hampshire patients comparing the negotiated allowed amount for a procedure across providers, and the estimated cost without insurance.
Limits:
Estimates use the median paid amount, and NHID notes paid amounts vary even at the same hospital. Uninsured discounts listed are provided by providers and are not verified by NHID.
Official site Full details

Source: NH HealthCost, Methodology for Health Costs for Consumers (New Hampshire Insurance Department), read 2026-10-15. Verified 2026-10-15.

State New York pricesproceduresfacilities

New York City Health Care Price Comparison

Who runs it:
New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
What it checks:
Lets you search for common health care procedures, see total prices across New York City hospitals and clinics, and estimate what you might pay out of pocket, using the prices hospitals and health plans are required to publicly list, including negotiated prices and cash prices, with self-pay options shown for people without insurance.
Coverage:
New York
Access:
Free, no account needed
Best for:
New York City patients comparing a common procedure across city hospitals and clinics, who can enter their deductible and copay details for a personalized estimate.
Limits:
The tool covers New York City hospitals and clinics and common procedures. A personalized estimate needs your own insurance benefit details, and the listed price is an estimate of what a procedure may cost at a facility, not a guaranteed bill.
Official site Full details

Source: New York City Health, Health Care Price Comparison page, read 2026-10-15. Verified 2026-10-15.

State Oregon pricesproceduresfacilities

Oregon Hospital Payment Report

Who runs it:
Oregon Health Authority, Office of Health Analytics
What it checks:
An annual interactive dashboard, published on the Hospital Reporting Program page and built from Oregon's All Payer All Claims database, that shows the amounts insurers pay different Oregon hospitals for common procedures, comparing the median price of more than 150 procedures across Oregon hospitals, with price variation and comparisons to Medicaid and Medicare payments.
Coverage:
Oregon
Access:
Free, no account needed
Best for:
Oregon patients who want to compare the median amount insurers paid different hospitals for the same common procedure before asking for their own price.
Limits:
Figures are median insurer payments from claims data, published annually. They are not a hospital cash price, not your out of pocket amount, and not a quote for a specific date.
Official site Full details

Source: Oregon Health Authority, Hospital Reporting Program page and APAC data profile describing the Hospital Payment Report, read 2026-10-15. Verified 2026-10-15.

State Utah pricesproceduresfacilities

Utah Health Cost Compare

Who runs it:
Utah Office of the State Auditor, with the Utah Department of Health and Human Services
What it checks:
Provides median cost information for health care procedures in Utah, by provider and facility, built from the Utah All Payer Claims Database, grouping the claims from a visit into bundled procedures with plain language names, using actual amounts paid rather than charged amounts.
Coverage:
Utah
Access:
Free, no account needed
Best for:
Utah patients comparing the median paid cost of a procedure across Utah providers and facilities before asking for a written price.
Limits:
The methodology describes included data drawn from commercial claims, and a median bundled cost is not a quote for your visit. Confirm your own price with the provider and your plan.
Official site Full details

Source: Utah Health Cost Compare, Procedure Cost methodology page, read 2026-10-15. Verified 2026-10-15.

State Virginia pricesprocedures

Virginia Healthcare Pricing Transparency

Who runs it:
Virginia Health Information (VHI)
What it checks:
A pricing transparency report for Virginia services, intended to help people who pay a larger share of their care, including the uninsured and people in high deductible plans, see the amounts insurance companies allow for a doctor visit, medical test, or surgery, compare providers before care, and use the listed price information in a price discussion with a provider.
Coverage:
Virginia
Access:
Free, no account needed
Best for:
Virginians without insurance who want a reference point before negotiating a price in writing, and Virginians in high deductible plans who want an idea of the amount insurers allow before calling providers to compare prices.
Limits:
The page directs uninsured patients to talk with their provider about price before care and to get any agreement in writing. Its amounts are a reference for negotiation and comparison, not a price a named facility has quoted you.
Official site Full details

Source: Virginia Health Information, Healthcare Pricing Transparency page, read 2026-10-15. Verified 2026-10-15.

State Washington pricesproceduresfacilitiesquality

Washington HealthCareCompare

Who runs it:
Washington State Health Care Authority (HCA), Washington All Payer Claims Database (WA-APCD)
What it checks:
Cost and quality comparisons for medical care and services in Washington, built from the state All Payer Claims Database covering commercial payers, Apple Health (Medicaid), public employee programs, and Medicare fee for service, per the WA-APCD pages.
Coverage:
Washington
Access:
Free, no account needed
Best for:
Washington patients comparing expected procedure costs and provider information from statewide claims data.
Limits:
Displayed cost is an average expected amount for a service. The amount you pay can be higher or lower based on your provider and your plan, per the site FAQ summary read this run.
Official site Full details

Source: Washington HealthCareCompare, Washington APCD page (Washington State Health Care Authority), read 2026-10-15. Verified 2026-10-15.

Insurer National pricesprocedurescost sharing

UnitedHealthcare Consumer Price Transparency and Cost Estimation Tools

Who runs it:
UnitedHealthcare
What it checks:
Member cost estimates for covered items and services: members on myuhc.com search cost estimates there and in the UnitedHealthcare app, and members on other portals get a linked cost estimation tool, per UnitedHealthcare published Transparency in Coverage FAQ.
Coverage:
National
Access:
Member sign in for personalized estimates
Best for:
UnitedHealthcare members who need an estimate tied to their own plan, deductible, and network before booking a procedure.
Limits:
Personalized estimates are for members. The public FAQ describes the tools and timing; it is not itself a public price lookup for non members.
Official site Full details

Source: UnitedHealthcare, Transparency in Coverage consumer price transparency tool FAQ, read 2026-10-15. Verified 2026-10-15.

Insurer National pricesnegotiated ratescost sharing

Cigna Healthcare Transparency in Coverage and Cost Tools

Who runs it:
Cigna Healthcare (The Cigna Group)
What it checks:
How Cigna Healthcare provides personalized cost sharing information and public machine readable files with in network negotiated rates and historical out of network allowed amounts, per Cigna published Transparency in Coverage page.
Coverage:
National
Access:
Member sign in for personalized estimates; machine readable files are public
Best for:
Cigna members checking personalized cost sharing, and anyone reviewing the public negotiated rate files Cigna describes.
Limits:
Negotiated rate files are large machine readable data, not a consumer quote. A member specific cost needs the member tool or a paper estimate on request.
Official site Full details

Source: Cigna Healthcare, Tri-Agencies Transparency in Coverage page, read 2026-10-15. Verified 2026-10-15.

Insurer National pricesnegotiated ratescost sharing

Kaiser Permanente Transparency in Pricing and Cost Estimator

Who runs it:
Kaiser Permanente
What it checks:
Public machine readable files under the federal Transparency in Coverage rule, and a member cost estimator tool on kp.org for estimating out of pocket costs before care from Kaiser Permanente providers, per Kaiser Permanente published page.
Coverage:
National
Access:
Member sign in for the cost estimator; machine readable files are public
Best for:
Kaiser Permanente members estimating their own out of pocket cost before a procedure inside the Kaiser system.
Limits:
Kaiser states the machine readable files are not member out of pocket costs. Members should use the kp.org cost estimator or contact Member Services.
Official site Full details

Source: Kaiser Permanente, Transparency In Pricing Machine-Readable Files page, read 2026-10-15. Verified 2026-10-15.

Insurer National pricesnegotiated ratescost sharing

Anthem Transparency in Coverage and Find Care and Cost

Who runs it:
Anthem (Elevance Health)
What it checks:
Public machine readable files with in network negotiated rates and out of network allowed amounts, searchable on anthem.com, and member Find Care and cost tools for shopping services and comparing provider costs, per Anthem published Transparency in Coverage materials.
Coverage:
National
Access:
Member sign in for personalized cost tools; machine readable files are public
Best for:
Anthem members comparing anticipated claim costs by procedure and area, and anyone locating the public rate files Anthem publishes.
Limits:
Anthem describes the files as data for analytic review, not a member friendly quote. Members are directed to Find Care and Cost on anthem.com or the Sydney app for anticipated costs.
Official site Full details

Source: Anthem, Transparency in Coverage machine readable file notice (file.anthem.com), read 2026-10-15. Verified 2026-10-15.

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ResourceWho runs itTypeCoverageWhat it checks (tags)AccessVerified
Care Compare on Medicare.gov Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Federal National facilities, quality, procedure volume Free, no account needed 2026-10-15
Medicare Procedure Price Lookup Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) on Medicare.gov Federal National procedures, prices, facilities Free, no account needed 2026-10-15
Hospital Price Transparency: Consumer Page Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Federal National prices, procedures, shoppable services Free, no account needed 2026-10-15
No Surprises Act Consumer Help and Good Faith Estimates Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Federal National good faith estimates, billing rights, disputes Free, no account needed 2026-10-15
Physician Fee Schedule Look-Up Tool Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Federal National procedures, prices, CPT codes Free, no account needed 2026-10-15
Healthcare Payments Data Program California Department of Health Care Access and Information (HCAI) State California prices, facilities, claims data Free, no account needed 2026-10-15
Colorado Hospital Price Transparency Tool Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing (HCPF) State Colorado prices, procedures, facilities Free, no account needed 2026-10-15
HealthscoreCT Connecticut Office of Health Strategy and the Office of the State Comptroller State Connecticut prices, quality, facilities, claims data Free, no account needed 2026-10-15
CostAware Delaware Department of Health and Social Services, Delaware Health Care Commission, and Delaware Health Information Network (DHIN) State Delaware prices, procedures, facilities, quality Free, no account needed 2026-10-15
Florida Health Price Finder Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) State Florida prices, procedures, facilities Free, no account needed 2026-10-15
CompareMaine Maine Health Data Organization (MHDO), with the Maine Quality Forum State Maine prices, procedures, facilities, quality Free, no account needed 2026-10-15
WearTheCost Maryland Health Care Commission (MHCC) State Maryland prices, procedures, facilities, quality Free, no account needed 2026-10-15
CompareCare Massachusetts Center for Health Information and Analysis (CHIA) State Massachusetts prices, procedures, facilities, quality Free, no account needed 2026-10-15
Minnesota APCD Public Use Files and Dashboards Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) State Minnesota prices, claims data, procedures, utilization Free, no account needed 2026-10-15
NH HealthCost New Hampshire Insurance Department (NHID) State New Hampshire prices, procedures, facilities Free, no account needed 2026-10-15
New York City Health Care Price Comparison New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene State New York prices, procedures, facilities Free, no account needed 2026-10-15
Oregon Hospital Payment Report Oregon Health Authority, Office of Health Analytics State Oregon prices, procedures, facilities Free, no account needed 2026-10-15
Utah Health Cost Compare Utah Office of the State Auditor, with the Utah Department of Health and Human Services State Utah prices, procedures, facilities Free, no account needed 2026-10-15
Virginia Healthcare Pricing Transparency Virginia Health Information (VHI) State Virginia prices, procedures Free, no account needed 2026-10-15
Washington HealthCareCompare Washington State Health Care Authority (HCA), Washington All Payer Claims Database (WA-APCD) State Washington prices, procedures, facilities, quality Free, no account needed 2026-10-15
UnitedHealthcare Consumer Price Transparency and Cost Estimation Tools UnitedHealthcare Insurer National prices, procedures, cost sharing Member sign in for personalized estimates 2026-10-15
Cigna Healthcare Transparency in Coverage and Cost Tools Cigna Healthcare (The Cigna Group) Insurer National prices, negotiated rates, cost sharing Member sign in for personalized estimates; machine readable files are public 2026-10-15
Kaiser Permanente Transparency in Pricing and Cost Estimator Kaiser Permanente Insurer National prices, negotiated rates, cost sharing Member sign in for the cost estimator; machine readable files are public 2026-10-15
Anthem Transparency in Coverage and Find Care and Cost Anthem (Elevance Health) Insurer National prices, negotiated rates, cost sharing Member sign in for personalized cost tools; machine readable files are public 2026-10-15

How this directory was built

  • Every entry was read on its official page (CMS, a state government, or the insurer) on the verified date shown on the entry. Descriptions paraphrase what the official page says the resource checks.
  • No facility prices are listed. A hospital or imaging center price for your procedure has to come from that facility, in writing, for your exact CPT code and setting.
  • Ordering: federal resources first, then state resources, then insurer tools, alphabetical by name within each type. Payment does not affect ordering, because no payment is accepted.
  • Next step: take any number you find here into the procedure quote worksheet, compare it against the Medicare anchor on the procedure pages, and confirm the all-in price in writing before service.