Total hip replacement cost in NV
What a total hip replacement costs at NV hospitals — and the fair price to aim for.
Typical commercial prices here are 11% below the fair benchmark (0.89×) after accounting for local nurse/doctor wages and patient complexity.
Balances commercial hospital prices against CMS clinical safety, infection control, and patient experience.
Uniform Value Leader · Low-Cost Across Departments
This hospital maintains low, disciplined commercial pricing across both routine shoppable procedures (1.1× Medicare, p50 0.72× Fair BaseRate) and emergency/ancillary services (0.8× Medicare, p75 0.97× Fair BaseRate). Both insured and self-pay patients benefit from below-benchmark rates across departments.
Where They're Good (Patient & Payer Edge)
- Elective shoppable care is priced 21% below peer Fair BaseRate (0.79×)
- Self-pay cash beats commercial insurance on 32% of shoppable procedures (99/100 Cash Honesty)
- CMS clinical safety score (65/100 safety score) with 73% patient recommendation
- Binding Good Faith Estimate rights under 45 CFR § 149.610 protect self-pay patients before scheduling
Where You Can Get Burned (Markup Traps)
- Outpatient surgery & OR suites carry a 1.4× markup over Medicare rates
- Commercial insurance median sits at 0.72× Fair BaseRate (1.1× Medicare), so insured patients should always compare the self-pay cash price before paying.
- Upper-quartile procedures (Q75 0.97×) jump +35% above the median procedure ratio (Q50 0.72×)
- Consolidated metro market (HHI 4,242) limits in-network hospital competition (Highly Concentrated Monopoly (>2,500))
Pre-scheduled outpatient procedures where patients can comparison-shop.
Emergency, inpatient DRG, lab, and specialty drug lines billed after admission.
Detects median-gaming when upper-quartile codes spike above the p50 median.
In general, NV hospitals charge about the fair price for this. how we calculate the BaseRate →
Compared with the rest of the country, NV’s fair BaseRate ($10,747) is below the national fair price of $13,192.
Cheapest NV hospitals for a total hip replacement
- Northern Nevada Medical Center · Sparks $2,931
- Desert View Hospital · Pahrump $3,025
- Summerlin Hospital Medical Center · Las Vegas $3,101
- Henderson Hospital · Henderson $3,101
- West Henderson Hospital · Henderson $3,101
- Spring Valley Hospital Medical Center · Las Vegas $4,161
- Southern Hills Hospital and Medical Center · Las Vegas $9,607
- Mountainview Hospital · Las Vegas $9,796
- PAM Rehabilitation Hospital of Centennial Hills · Las Vegas $13,969
- Saint Rose Dominican Hospitals - Rose De Lima · Henderson $14,220
- Saint Rose Dominican Hospitals - Siena Campus · Henderson $14,220
- Saint Rose Dominican Hospitals - San Martin Campus · Las Vegas $14,220
- Renown Regional Medical Center · Reno $14,229
- Saint Mary's Regional Medical Center · Reno $14,244
- Renown South Meadows Medical Center · Reno $14,479
Audit a Bill or Quote at NV Hospital Benchmark (Zero PHI Required)
Statutory 501(r) AGB Cap Limits Bill to $10,352
At 274% FPL (201%–400% FPL tier), 26 U.S.C. § 501(r)(5) caps FAP-eligible bills at Amounts Generally Billed (36.3% of gross = $10,352).
Compare Prompt-Pay Cash Rate Against Remaining Deductible
Ask NV Hospital Benchmark's billing desk for their written 45 CFR § 180 discounted self-pay cash price and Good Faith Estimate under the No Surprises Act.
Negotiate Toward $10,747 Fair BaseRate ($6,233 Medicare)
Your bill ($28,517) is $17,770 above the denoised Fair BaseRate ($10,747) and 4.6× the $6,233 Medicare rate.
How to Pay Less Nearby: Freestanding Centers, Insurer Leverage & Outpatient Savings
Inpatient MS-DRG vs. Outpatient CPT Care-Setting Savings
Clinical Scope Note:Inpatient MS-DRG reflects a multi-day hospital admission (room, nursing, higher clinical acuity); outpatient CPT reflects the outpatient facility fee for clinically eligible low-acuity patients and excludes separate surgeon and anesthesia professional fees.