CT scan of the neck with and without contrast cost in Vermont

Prices at 6 hospitals in Vermont, from their machine-readable files. Here the median cash price is $1,805 — 10% above the US median ($1,639), roughly 8.2× the Medicare rate.

Lowest cash prices

HospitalLocationCashInsurerCMS ratingER waitReadmit
Copley Hospital Morrisville, VT $1,225 $930 ★ 2/5 136 min 14.9%
Gifford Medical Center Randolph, VT $1,395 $242 ★ 5/5 14.7%
Springfield Hospital Springfield, VT $1,451 $1,545 15.1%
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital Brattleboro, VT $2,160 $215 ★ 3/5 176 min 14.4%
Southwestern Vermont Medical Center Bennington, VT $2,475 ★ 3/5 196 min 15.8%
Mt Ascutney Hospital Windsor, VT $4,081 $4,417 14.7%

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 July 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.

Price comparison (median)

Chargemaster (list price)
$2,938
Cash / self-pay
$1,805
Insurer-negotiated
$930
Medicare pays
$220
$1,310$3,278
Median cash $1,805  ·  Medicare $220  ·  bar = typical cash range (10th–90th percentile)
Is this a fair price?
1× Medicarefair ≈2×5×+

Typical cash price here is $1,805 — about 8.2× the Medicare rate ($220). High vs Medicare. A fair cash price is usually within ~2× Medicare ($440).

💡 Asking for the cash price instead of the $2,938 list price could save about $1,133 (39%).

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