Trigger finger release Cost by Hospital

Trigger finger release is a surgical procedure. Prices are from 1679 US hospitals across 52 states, from their machine-readable files.

$2,081median cash price · 1679 hospitals, 52 statestypically $711–$6,484 depending on the hospital
≈ 3.3× Medicare · On the higher sideFind hospitals near you

Price comparison (median)

Chargemaster (list price)
$3,886
Cash / self-pay
$2,081
Insurer-negotiated
$1,735
Medicare pays
$630
$711$6,484
Median cash $2,081  ·  Medicare $630  ·  bar = typical cash range (10th–90th percentile)
Is this a fair price?
1× Medicarefair ≈2×5×+

Typical cash price here is $2,081 — about 3.3× the Medicare rate ($630). On the higher side. A fair cash price is usually within ~2× Medicare ($1,259).

💡 Asking for the cash price instead of the $3,886 list price could save about $1,805 (46%).

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Rough estimate from this procedure’s median insurer-negotiated rate. Your actual cost depends on your plan — confirm with your insurer.

Lowest cash prices

HospitalLocationCashInsurerCMS ratingER waitReadmit
Braxton County Memorial Hospital, Inc Gassaway, WV $314 — — 102 min —
St Joseph's Hospital of Buckhannon, Inc Buckhannon, WV $314 — ★ 3/5 141 min —
Potomac Valley Hospital Keyser, WV $317 — ★ 1/5 119 min —
Avera Granite Falls Granite Falls, MN $319 $657 — 99 min —
Jennie Stuart Medical Center Hopkinsville, KY $326 $791 ★ 1/5 167 min —
Riverland Medical Center Ferriday, LA $334 $313 — — —
North Texas Medical Center Gainesville, TX $335 $1,544 ★ 4/5 117 min —
Nacogdoches Memorial Hospital Nacogdoches, TX $336 $897 ★ 2/5 174 min —
Harrison Community Hospital Cadiz, OH $342 — — 82 min —
Barnesville Hospital Association, Inc Barnesville, OH $342 $4,513 — 115 min —
Page Hospital Page, AZ $353 $525 — 78 min —
North Canyon Medical Center Gooding, ID $361 $923 — 116 min —
Twin City Medical Center Dennison, OH $368 $568 — — —
Washington County Hospital Washington, KS $375 $328 — 99 min —
Ozark Health Clinton, AR $407 $393 ★ 4/5 132 min —
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital Brattleboro, VT $441 $723 ★ 3/5 171 min —
Beloit Health System Beloit, WI $448 $1,475 ★ 3/5 129 min —
Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital Lebanon, NH $448 $643 ★ 4/5 118 min —
CHI Health-Mercy Corning Corning, IA $450 $900 ★ 3/5 124 min —
Livingston Hospital and Healthcare Services, Inc Salem, KY $450 $413 ★ 4/5 106 min —
Ellis Hospital Schenectady, NY $455 $591 ★ 3/5 232 min —
CHI Health Missouri Valley Missouri Valley, IA $459 $900 ★ 4/5 105 min —
Bertrand Chaffee Hospital Springville, NY $464 $554 — 145 min —
Artesia General Hospital Artesia, NM $465 $1,393 — 99 min —
Memorial Healthcare Owosso, MI $482 $1,990 ★ 3/5 181 min —

CMS rating = overall hospital star rating (1–5); ER wait = median minutes in the emergency department; Readmit = 30-day readmission rate (lower is better) — all from Medicare’s Care Compare; “—” = not reported. Data last updated October 2026. Prices from hospitals’ machine-readable files (45 CFR §180); Medicare benchmark from CMS PFS/CLFS/IPPS. Prices below 15% of the median are excluded as likely partial or mis-coded charges. Estimates — confirm with the hospital. Report an incorrect price.

What insurers pay for Trigger finger release

Median in-network negotiated rate by insurer, across hospitals that publish it (cheapest first). Your actual rate depends on your specific plan and deductible. Cash / self-pay for comparison: $2,081; Medicare pays $630.

InsurerHospitalsNegotiated median
Medicaid 191
$97
$17 – $679
Medicare 333
$147
$24 – $1,652
Univera 15
$244
$36 – $724
Highmark 107
$338
$97 – $2,843
Tricare / VA 222
$521
$131 – $2,023
Independent Health 25
$551
$140 – $1,997
Geisinger 49
$554
$278 – $1,830
MVP Health Care 57
$597
$284 – $3,261
Amerigroup 123
$623
$311 – $1,801
Workers' Comp / No-Fault 61
$654
$654 – $4,661
AmeriHealth 153
$679
$165 – $3,902
UCare 45
$740
$211 – $1,727
UPMC Health Plan 70
$771
$210 – $3,750
Sanford Health Plan 38
$857
$230 – $2,279
Centene / Ambetter 594
$948
$97 – $2,671
Blue Cross Blue Shield 926
$958
$97 – $4,764
HealthPartners 132
$983
$113 – $2,134
Medica 103
$1,011
$280 – $2,644
Priority Health 44
$1,027
$219 – $6,771
Bright Health 38
$1,184
$870 – $3,105
Harvard Pilgrim 29
$1,226
$350 – $3,381
Molina Healthcare 454
$1,241
$132 – $3,242
Health Net 186
$1,445
$97 – $4,807
Anthem 424
$1,484
$109 – $6,146
Security Health Plan 34
$1,593
$281 – $3,398
Coventry 82
$1,605
$326 – $3,779
Humana 720
$1,608
$215 – $4,598
SelectHealth 35
$1,608
$679 – $5,307
UnitedHealthcare 1093
$1,683
$314 – $5,061
Devoted Health 111
$1,691
$1,496 – $1,974
Kaiser Permanente 160
$1,814
$112 – $4,693
Aetna 987
$1,894
$323 – $5,522
MultiPlan / PHCS network 361
$2,033
$184 – $5,350
Healthcare Highways 34
$2,434
$2,129 – $3,160
EmblemHealth 55
$3,116
$887 – $12,686
Cigna 770
$3,132
$679 – $8,253
Oscar Health 170
$3,549
$732 – $4,723
AvMed 33
$4,922
$433 – $11,304

Negotiated rates are from hospitals’ machine-readable files (45 CFR §180); payer names are normalized to major brands, so a brand may span several plans. Estimates — confirm with your insurer.

Where it’s cheapest

StateMedian cash
Kentucky$661
Puerto Rico$786
Montana$878
New Hampshire$957
Mississippi$1,054
Vermont$1,090

Prices by city

Prices by state

Doctors who perform this

Clinicians who reported the most Medicare volume for this service. This reflects Original Medicare activity only and is a volume signal, not a quality ranking.

Does Medicare cover Trigger finger release?

Yes — Medicare generally covers Trigger finger release. It is typically an outpatient service under Medicare Part B, with a Medicare-approved amount of about $630. After your annual Part B deductible, you typically owe the 20% coinsurance — roughly $126 — unless a Medicare Advantage or supplemental (Medigap) plan covers it.

General guidance from Medicare’s national rates — your actual coverage and share depend on medical necessity, your plan, and where the service is performed. Confirm with Medicare or your plan.

About these prices

Based on prices published by 1679 US hospitals across 52 states, the typical (median) cash price is $2,081, versus a chargemaster (list) price around $3,886, a median insurer-negotiated rate of $1,735, a Medicare rate of about $630. Most cash prices fall between $711 and $6,484 — a wide spread, which is exactly why comparing hospitals pays off.

How to save

  • Ask each hospital for its cash / self-pay price — for shoppable services it is often far below the list price.
  • Compare several nearby hospitals; prices for the same service can differ severalfold.
  • Request a written estimate and the billing code (CPT/DRG) before scheduling.
  • Use the Medicare benchmark above to judge whether a quote is reasonable.
  • If you are uninsured, ask about financial assistance or prompt-pay discounts.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Trigger finger release cost without insurance?
The median cash (self-pay) price across 1679 US hospitals is $2,081. Most hospitals fall between $711 and $6,484. Prices vary widely between hospitals, so it pays to compare before you book.
Does Medicare cover Trigger finger release?
Yes — it is generally covered under Medicare Part B as an outpatient service (Medicare-approved amount about $630). After your Part B deductible you typically owe 20% coinsurance, unless a Medicare Advantage or Medigap plan covers it.
What does Medicare pay for Trigger finger release?
Medicare pays about $630. We show this as a benchmark — a fair cash price is often within a few multiples of the Medicare rate.
Why do Trigger finger release prices vary between hospitals?
Hospitals set their own chargemaster and cash prices and negotiate different rates with each insurer, so two hospitals in the same area can charge very differently for the same service.
Is the cash price lower than using insurance?
Sometimes. If you are uninsured or have a high deductible, the cash/self-pay price can be lower than the insurer-negotiated rate — ask the hospital for both.

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