X-ray, pelvis cost
What a x-ray, pelvis costs across the U.S. — and the fair price to aim for.
Typical commercial prices here match the fair market benchmark (1.00×) 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
New London Hospital maintains disciplined commercial pricing across both elective shoppable care (0.7× Medicare) and captive emergency/ancillary departments (1.0× Medicare). Patients and health plans benefit from predictable, below-benchmark rates (0.82× Fair BaseRate) without hidden ancillary cross-subsidization.
Where They're Good (Patient & Payer Edge)
- Elective shoppable care is priced 18% below peer Fair BaseRate (0.82×)
- Self-pay cash beats commercial insurance on 54% of shoppable procedures (99/100 Cash Honesty)
- CMS clinical safety score (73/100 safety score) with 78% patient recommendation
- IRS 501(c)(3) charity care provides free care up to 200% FPL and discounted care up to 400% FPL (44.0% 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.
- Captive ER (1.0×) & laboratory (1.5×) services average 1.43× higher multiples than routine shoppable care (0.7×)
- 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.
- Consolidated metro market (HHI 7,257) 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.
National State Price Index Heatmap · X-ray, pelvis
State commercial price index vs. U.S. median (1.00×) and average Medicare multiple across all 53 priced states & territories
Across 2,703 hospitals in 52 states, a x-ray, pelvis has a fair BaseRate of $110 and typically costs $35–$224. The cheapest state is PR; the priciest is WA.
Cheapest hospitals for a x-ray, pelvis
- New London Hospital · New London, NH $20
- Clarke County Hospital · Osceola, IA $20
- Longmont United Hospital · Longmont, CO $20
- Atrium Health Cleveland · Shelby, NC $20
- Atrium Health Anson · Wadesboro, NC $20
- Atrium Health Union · Monroe, NC $20
- Carolinas Medical Center-Northeast · Concord, NC $20
- Atrium Health University City · Charlotte, NC $20
- Atrium Health Pineville · Charlotte, NC $20
- St James Hospital · Hornell, NY $20
- Huron Regional Medical Center · Huron, SD $20
- Atrium Health Lincoln · Lincolnton, NC $20
- Stanly Regional Medical Center · Albemarle, NC $20
- Richland Hospital · Richland Center, WI $20
- Hermann Area District Hospital · Hermann, MO $21
X-ray, pelvis cost by state
Audit a Bill or Quote at U.S. Hospital Benchmark (Zero PHI Required)
Statutory 501(r) AGB Cap Limits Bill to $96
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 = $96).
Compare Prompt-Pay Cash Rate Against Remaining Deductible
Ask U.S. 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 $110 Fair BaseRate ($64 Medicare)
Your bill ($264) is $154 above the denoised Fair BaseRate ($110) and 4.1× the $64 Medicare rate.