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Hospital Price Transparency: Consumer Page

Federal Coverage: National pricesproceduresshoppable services

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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.

Full record

Resource nameHospital Price Transparency: Consumer Page
Who runs itCenters for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)
TypeFederal
CoverageNational
What it checksExplains 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.
Check tagsprices, procedures, shoppable services
AccessFree, no account needed
Best forUnderstanding what a hospital is required to post before you go looking for its cash price and shoppable services list.
LimitsCMS explains the rule and links onward. The prices themselves live on each hospital website, in its machine readable file and shoppable services display.
Official linkhttps://www.cms.gov/priorities/key-initiatives/hospital-price-transparency/consumers
SourceCMS, Hospital Price Transparency consumer page, read 2026-10-15
Verified date2026-10-15

How to use it with this site

Get the number this resource gives you, then write it into the procedure quote worksheet next to the other facilities you asked. Compare each entered amount with the Medicare anchor on the matching procedure page for order of magnitude, and read how to ask for the cash price before you call. The anchor is not your bill, and a resource average is not your quote. Confirm your all-in price in writing before service.

Source and verification

Source: CMS, Hospital Price Transparency consumer page, read 2026-10-15. Verified 2026-10-15. The description on this page paraphrases what the official page says the resource checks. If the official page has changed since the verified date, the official page is the one to trust.