Price Transparency
Services vary by hospital. To view a list of billed charges, payer-specific negotiated charges, discounted cash prices, maximum negotiated charges and minimum negotiated charges, please select the appropriate facility below.
Maury Regional Medical Center
The name of this file is 626002623_MauryRegionalMedicalCenter_standardcharges
Marshall Medical Center
The name of this file is 621590713_MarshallMedicalCenter_standardcharges
Wayne Medical Center
The name of this file is 621605071_WayneMedicalCenter_standardcharges
DEFINITIONS AND USER GUIDE
After selecting the hospital whose services you wish to view, a worksheet for that particular hospital will open in your browser. Each worksheet will include multiple tabs. Please refer to the definitions below to determine what information is included in each tab and locate the tab on the worksheet that corresponds with the information you wish to view.
Billed Charges
Billed charges are the amounts charged for an individual item or service that is reflected in the hospital’s chargemaster, absent any discounts. Look for the tab named Billed Charges.
Discounted Cash Prices
Cash prices apply to self-payment for an individual item or service that is applicable when an individual is uninsured and is paying cash (or cash equivalent) for a hospital item or service. The cash price is not related to any charity care or other financial program that can be applicable to a particular individual’s bill. Look for the tab named Discounted Cash Prices.
Minimum Negotiated Charges
The minimum negotiated charge is the lowest charge that the hospital has negotiated with all third party insurance payers for an item or service. Look for the tab named Minimum Negotiated Charges.
Maximum Negotiated Charges
The maximum negotiated charge is the highest charge that the hospital has negotiated with all third party insurance payers for an item or service. Look for the tab named Maximum Negotiated Charges.
Payer-Specific Negotiated Charges
The payer-specific negotiated charge is the charge that a hospital has negotiated with a third-party insurance payer for an item or service. A third-party payer is defined as an entity legally responsible for payment of a claim for a health care item or service, including third party payer managed care plans, such as Medicare Advantage plans and Medicaid managed care plans. Non-negotiated payment rates, i.e., those set by the government for fee-for-service Medicare and Medicaid, are not included in this definition. Look for the name of your insurance company to determine the payer-specific negotiated charge specific to your policy.
For a cost estimate guide for the most common procedures, please click here for our Cost Estimator Guide.
This information is provided for price transparency purposes. If you need additional information or assistance, please contact one of our pricing specialists at pricing@mauryregional.com or by calling 931.380.4044.