Hydration IV infusion each additional hour at UPMC Chautauqua
207 Foote Avenue, Jamestown, NY · UPMC · · NPI 1770573222
$144.00
Cash price Discounted cash price What a hospital charges a self-pay patient who pays directly, without going through insurance — usually well below the gross charge. Example: A CT scan has a $3,200 gross charge but an $850 discounted cash price. Ask for it by name when scheduling — hospitals don't always advertise it up front.
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What you pay up front if you don't use insurance.
$240.00
Gross charge Gross charge (chargemaster price) The hospital's full, undiscounted list price — pulled from its internal "chargemaster" price list. Almost no one actually pays this. Example: A chest X-ray has a gross charge of $1,450. The same hospital's discounted cash price for the same X-ray is $180 — the gross charge mostly anchors negotiations, not what patients pay.
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The hospital's undiscounted list price — almost no one pays this.
$11.25 with UPMC Health Plan vs $542.79 with Fidelis — same scan, same building. Share
Negotiated rates by payer
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Negotiated rate
The price a specific insurance plan agreed to pay the hospital for a service — it varies by insurer, and even by plan within the same insurer.
Example: The same knee MRI has a negotiated rate of $904 with one insurer's PPO plan and $1,509 with another's — identical hospital, identical scan.
Full explanation →
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Negotiated rate
The price a specific insurance plan agreed to pay the hospital for a service — it varies by insurer, and even by plan within the same insurer.
Example: The same knee MRI has a negotiated rate of $904 with one insurer's PPO plan and $1,509 with another's — identical hospital, identical scan.
Full explanation →Payer ?Payer The insurance company footing the bill — Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, Medicare, and so on. Example: "Blue Cross Blue Shield" is the payer. Its negotiated rate for an MRI might be $904, while a different payer's negotiated rate for the same scan is $1,509. Full explanation → |
Plan ?Plan The specific product an insurer sells — e.g. "Blue Cross PPO 500" — which sets your deductible, coinsurance and negotiated rates. Example: Two people both insured by Aetna can owe very different amounts for the same MRI: $50 with an HMO plan's flat copay, or the full $1,200 toward a high-deductible PPO plan's unmet deductible. Full explanation → |
Negotiated rate | vs. cash |
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| UPMC Health Plan | Managed Medicaid | $11.25 | ↓ -92% |
| UPMC Health Plan | CHIP | $11.25 | ↓ -92% |
| Geisinger | Medicaid/CHIP | $12.51 | ↓ -91% |
| Univera | Medicare Advantage | $13.26 | ↓ -91% |
| Health Partners Plans (Jefferson Health Plan) | Medicaid/CHIP | $13.57 | ↓ -91% |
| MagnaCare | No Fault | $33.28 | ↓ -77% |
| MagnaCare | Workers Compensation | $33.28 | ↓ -77% |
| Fidelis | Medicare | $56.37 | ↓ -61% |
| Humana | Medicare | $56.37 | ↓ -61% |
| Beacon | Medicare Advantage | $56.37 | ↓ -61% |
| United Healthcare | Medicare | $56.37 | ↓ -61% |
| UPMC Health Plan | Managed Medicare | $56.37 | ↓ -61% |
| UNITED BEHAVIORAL HEALTH | MEDICARE | $56.37 | ↓ -61% |
| UPMC Health Plan | EPO Partners/EPO Select Plan/HMO | $57.50 | ↓ -60% |
| Wellcare | Medicare | $58.06 | ↓ -60% |
| Aetna | Medicare | $58.62 | ↓ -59% |
| Beacon | Commercial | $70.46 | ↓ -51% |
| BCBS of Western NY | Commercial | $141.37 | ↓ -2% |
| UPMC Health Plan | Commercial | $144.00 | ↑ +0% |
| United Healthcare | Commercial | $153.60 | ↑ +7% |
| Aetna | Commercial | $156.00 | ↑ +8% |
| MagnaCare | Direct Plus | $180.00 | ↑ +25% |
| Multiplan | PPO (Includes PHCS as a Payer) | $180.00 | ↑ +25% |
| Humana | Commercial | $180.00 | ↑ +25% |
| MagnaCare | PPO | $180.00 | ↑ +25% |
| GHI/Emblem Health | Commercial | $192.00 | ↑ +33% |
| Statewide Independent PPO | PPO | $211.20 | ↑ +47% |
| Affordable First Health | PPO | $216.00 | ↑ +50% |
| Fidelis | Child Health Plus | $241.24 | ↑ +68% |
| Beacon | Managed Medicaid | $241.24 | ↑ +68% |
| Molina Healthcare of NY | CHIP (For Kids)/Medicaid | $241.24 | ↑ +68% |
| BCBS of Western NY | Essential Plans 3&4 | $241.24 | ↑ +68% |
| Fidelis | Family Health Plus/Medicaid | $241.24 | ↑ +68% |
| UHC Medicaid NY | Medicaid | $241.24 | ↑ +68% |
| Univera | CHIP (For Kids)/HARP/NY Medicaid | $253.30 | ↑ +76% |
| BCBS of Western NY | Essential Plans 1&2 | $289.49 | ↑ +101% |
| CORVEL | WC | $325.67 | ↑ +126% |
| BCBS of Western NY | Medicaid | $400.31 | ↑ +178% |
| Molina Healthcare of NY | Essential Plan | $542.79 | ↑ +277% |
| Fidelis | Essential Plan | $542.79 | ↑ +277% |
| US Family Health Plan | Tricare Prime | not published by hospital | — |
| Tricare | East Region | not published by hospital | — |
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Hydration IV infusion each additional hour at other New-york hospitals
| Hospital | City | Cash price | Negotiated range |
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| NewYork-Presbyterian Queens | Flushing | $281.00 | $20.00 – $1,006.18 |
| Bellevue Hospital Center | NY 10016 | $54.60 | $10.49 – $733.00 |
| Harlem Hospital Center | New York | $54.60 | $13.44 – $733.00 |
| Kings County Hospital Center | Brooklyn | $54.60 | $10.49 – $733.00 |
| Lincoln Medical Center | Bronx | $54.60 | $13.81 – $733.00 |
| Metropolitan Hospital Center | New York | $54.60 | $13.81 – $733.00 |
| Queens Hospital Center | Jamaica | $54.60 | $10.49 – $733.00 |
| Woodhull Medical Center | Brooklyn | $54.60 | $10.49 – $733.00 |