Hernia repair (inguinal) cost without insurance: real cash prices
Surgery to repair a groin hernia. Published cash prices for this procedure run from $324 to $58,603 across 531 U.S. facilities. Where you go changes the price more than anything else.
Lowest published cash prices in the country
Cobleskill Regional Hospital
$324
Deaconess Gibson Hospital
$616
Deaconess Union County Hospital
$616
How your money goes farthest
Move 1. Call and say “self-pay.” Ask for the all-in self-pay price and whether the doctor’s fee and anesthesia are included. Independent centers usually run far below hospitals for the same code.
Move 2. Do the travel math. For planned procedures, the spread between facilities is often thousands of dollars — more than a flight and a hotel.
Move 3. Use your financial-assistance rights. Nonprofit hospitals must offer financial assistance by federal law; you can apply up to 240 days after the first bill.
By metro area
- Cottage Grove, OR — from $1,895
- Los Angeles — from $1,955
- Cleveland — from $2,070
- Mayfield Hts, OH — from $2,070
- Santa Rosa — from $4,353
- Lubbock — from $4,711
- Spokane — from $5,300
- Indianapolis, IN — from $5,587
- Carrollton, GA — from $5,764
- Coon Rapids, MN — from $6,187
- Grapevine, TX — from $6,211
- Denver — from $10,323
- Portland — from $10,554
- Valparaiso, IN — from $11,905
- Naples, FL — from $13,930
- Pontiac, MI — from $15,847
- Geneva, IL — from $24,381
- Tampa — from $32,065
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