Hepatitis B immune globulin
Facility: Trinity Kenmare Community Hospital
Billing Code: 90371 (HCPCS)
Highest price of the 9 ND hospitals we have prices for — worth calling around.
Black dot = this hospital, among the 9 ND hospitals with a price for this procedure. Full list below.
A fair price for a Hepatitis B immune globulin is about $152 (about 1.1× the $140 Medicare rate). Trinity Kenmare Community Hospital charges insurers about $228 — above the fair price. Located in Kenmare, ND.
This price is above the fair BaseRate — you may be able to pay less
Ask the hospital for the cash / self-pay price, check whether you qualify for financial assistance, or negotiate the bill down toward the fair price of about $152. Many patients pay well below the first number they’re quoted — the checklists below walk you through it.
What each insurance company pays
Which insurers have negotiated a price with this hospital for this procedure — and which haven’t.
1 of 6 major insurers have a published price at this hospital
Crossed out = this hospital hasn’t published a negotiated price for that insurer for this procedure. It doesn’t necessarily mean they aren’t accepted — ask your insurer.
| Insurance company | Price range | vs. Medicare |
|---|---|---|
| UnitedHealthcaremajor | $228 | 163% |
Self-Pay How to get the cash price
Insurance Before you use insurance
Estimate your out-of-pocket cost
A rough estimate of what you’d pay with insurance (deductible + coinsurance) versus paying the cash price yourself.
Other Procedures at Trinity Kenmare Community Hospital
Compare: Hepatitis B immune globulin at other ND hospitals
- CHI St Alexius Health Turtle Lake · Turtle Lake $120
- PAM Rehabilitation Hospital of Fargo · Fargo $120
- Garrison Memorial Hospital · Garrison $123
- CHI St Alexius Health · Bismarck $131
- Essentia Health · Fargo $134
- Sanford Medical Center Fargo · Fargo $138
- Sanford Medical Center Bismarck · Bismarck $138
- Altru Hospital · Grand Forks $147
Insurance negotiated median for the same procedure, sorted lowest first.