Port Angeles Area Hospital Prices
Cash and insurance-negotiated prices at hospitals in and around Port Angeles, WA. Part of all Washington hospital prices.
Typical commercial prices here match the fair market benchmark (1.00×) after accounting for local nurse/doctor wages and patient complexity.
Most affordable Washington hospital: Olympic Medical Center (Port Angeles) at 1.00× the fair price (1% below benchmark).
Aligned Regional Benchmark Peer
Olympic Medical Center prices shoppable and inpatient services (1.1× to 1.1× Medicare, divergence 1.00×) in alignment with regional hospital peers (1.00× Fair BaseRate). Reviewing plan-specific negotiated rates and cash discounts helps lock in the lowest out-of-pocket tier.
Where They're Good (Patient & Payer Edge)
- Bottom-quartile procedures (Q25) price at 0.87× the peer BaseRate benchmark
- Self-pay cash beats commercial insurance on 69% of shoppable procedures (99/100 Cash Honesty)
- CMS clinical safety score (61/100 safety score) with 64% patient recommendation
- IRS 501(c)(3) charity care provides free care up to 200% FPL and discounted care up to 400% FPL (55.9% AGB cap)
Where You Can Get Burned (Markup Traps)
- Even at low-cost facilities (1.00× Fair BaseRate), out-of-network or unnegotiated chargemaster bills can exceed commercial medians — confirm in-network status or request a self-pay cash quote up front.
- Commercial insurance median sits at 1.00× Fair BaseRate (1.1× Medicare), so insured patients should always compare the self-pay cash price before paying.
- Specialty infusion drugs (J-codes) average 1.3× Medicare — verify per-unit billing on itemized statements
- Consolidated metro market (HHI 9,158) 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.
Hospitals in the Port Angeles area
Ranked by how their prices compare to the fair BaseRate — best value first. The × fair figure is geo-adjusted. Tap any hospital for its full price list.
- Olympic Medical Center · Port Angeles 80/100 101 priced 1.00× fair
- Forks Community Hospital · Forks 82/100 50 priced 1.15× fair
Compare prices by procedure in Port Angeles
Local prices across Port Angeles-area hospitals for 34 procedures.
- Blood antibody screen
- Blood test, PSA (prostate screen)
- Blood test, amylase
- Blood test, average blood sugar (A1c)
- Blood test, basic metabolic panel
- Blood test, calcium
- Blood test, clotting time (PT/INR)
- Blood test, clotting time (PTT)
- Blood test, complete blood count (CBC)
- Blood test, creatinine (kidney)
- Blood test, ferritin (iron stores)
- Blood test, glucose (blood sugar)
- Blood test, hemoglobin
- Blood test, liver function panel
- Blood test, magnesium
- Blood test, potassium
- Blood test, sodium
- Blood test, thyroid (TSH)
- Blood test, urea nitrogen (BUN, kidney)
- Blood test, vitamin B12
- Blood test, vitamin D
- Colorectal cancer screening
- Culture, bacterial
- Family therapy session
- Flu vaccine (high dose)
- Flu vaccine injection
- Hepatitis C antibody test
- New patient office visit (30-44 min)
- Office visit, established patient (20-29 min)
- Office visit, established patient (30-39 min)
- Pneumonia vaccine injection
- Psychiatric evaluation (first visit)
- Psychotherapy session (60 minutes)
- Urinalysis (automated, with microscopy)
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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.
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.
Prices are sourced from each hospital's federally-required public price file, most recently published October 2026. The BaseRate is a modeled fair-price estimate — not a bill or quote. How we build these numbers →