Fibroid removal (myomectomy) Cost by Hospital

Fibroid removal (myomectomy) is a surgical procedure. Prices are from 1119 US hospitals across 52 states, from their machine-readable files.

$2,606median cash price · 1119 hospitals, 52 statestypically $934–$8,548 depending on the hospital
≈ 2.9× Medicare · On the higher sideFind hospitals near you

Price comparison (median)

Chargemaster (list price)
$3,510
Cash / self-pay
$2,606
Insurer-negotiated
$2,781
Medicare pays
$914
$934$8,548
Median cash $2,606  ·  Medicare $914  ·  bar = typical cash range (10th–90th percentile)
Is this a fair price?
1× Medicarefair ≈2×5×+

Typical cash price here is $2,606 — about 2.9× the Medicare rate ($914). On the higher side. A fair cash price is usually within ~2× Medicare ($1,828).

💡 Asking for the cash price instead of the $3,510 list price could save about $904 (26%).

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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
Adventist Health Tulare Tulare, CA $418 $880 ★ 3/5 198 min —
Page Hospital Page, AZ $461 $402 — 78 min —
Saint Vincent Hospital Erie, PA $524 $795 ★ 4/5 219 min —
Unity Health-Jacksonville Jacksonville, AR $539 — — 130 min —
Unity Health-Newport Newport, AR $539 — — 103 min —
O'connor Hospital Delhi, NY $541 $778 — 95 min —
Little Falls Hospital Little Falls, NY $541 $641 ★ 2/5 109 min —
Cobleskill Regional Hospital Cobleskill, NY $541 $746 ★ 4/5 111 min —
Jefferson Hospital Louisville, GA $553 $809 — 99 min —
Jefferson Hospital Jefferson Hills, PA $553 $809 ★ 4/5 170 min —
Nacogdoches Memorial Hospital Nacogdoches, TX $591 $1,406 ★ 2/5 174 min —
Jennie Stuart Medical Center Hopkinsville, KY $604 $1,069 ★ 1/5 167 min —
Westfield Memorial Hospital, Inc Westfield, NY $641 $809 — 120 min —
Canonsburg General Hospital Canonsburg, PA $641 $795 ★ 3/5 155 min —
Forbes Hospital Monroeville, PA $641 $795 ★ 3/5 261 min —
Grove City Medical Center Grove City, PA $670 $809 ★ 4/5 150 min —
Saint Anthony Hospital Chicago, IL $679 $1,601 ★ 2/5 181 min —
Hospital Pavia Caguas Caguas, PR $684 $677 — — —
Brownfield Regional Medical Center Brownfield, TX $696 $534 — 112 min —
Allegheny Valley Hospital Natrona, PA $699 $795 ★ 4/5 203 min —
Allegheny General Hospital Pittsburgh, PA $699 $795 ★ 3/5 274 min —
Ahn Wexford Hospital Wexford, PA $757 $1,103 ★ 5/5 184 min —
West Penn Hospital Pittsburgh, PA $787 $1,103 ★ 3/5 208 min —
Yuma Regional Medical Center Yuma, AZ $900 $945 ★ 2/5 192 min —
Bassett Healthcare Cooperstown, NY $914 $1,276 ★ 2/5 199 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 Fibroid removal (myomectomy)

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: $2,606; Medicare pays $914.

InsurerHospitalsNegotiated median
Medicaid 102
$319
$52 – $858
Medicare 122
$399
$64 – $1,107
Highmark 62
$438
$68 – $1,826
Tricare / VA 108
$457
$72 – $1,602
Health Net 75
$459
$69 – $2,723
Kaiser Permanente 70
$522
$68 – $2,605
Geisinger 27
$571
$115 – $6,831
Amerigroup 62
$650
$441 – $2,365
Univera 11
$774
$124 – $1,317
Blue Cross Blue Shield 570
$868
$84 – $13,608
AmeriHealth 82
$878
$115 – $9,539
Centene / Ambetter 262
$948
$70 – $7,583
Independent Health 18
$963
$441 – $1,662
Molina Healthcare 217
$993
$94 – $3,242
Security Health Plan 18
$1,037
$319 – $7,301
Sanford Health Plan 25
$1,037
$351 – $23,928
Devoted Health 44
$1,038
$830 – $13,780
HealthPartners 72
$1,099
$106 – $5,382
UCare 24
$1,120
$625 – $2,882
Coventry 33
$1,160
$173 – $4,095
Anthem 256
$1,162
$85 – $9,653
MVP Health Care 39
$1,186
$370 – $3,569
MultiPlan / PHCS network 140
$1,218
$94 – $3,899
Priority Health 28
$1,327
$319 – $2,492
Workers' Comp / No-Fault 24
$1,357
$1,357 – $1,630
Humana 344
$1,941
$197 – $6,009
UPMC Health Plan 43
$2,060
$453 – $9,438
Medica 46
$2,750
$741 – $6,546
Harvard Pilgrim 18
$2,958
$399 – $11,656
EmblemHealth 40
$3,305
$1,553 – $18,105
Aetna 571
$3,625
$399 – $12,152
Bright Health 28
$3,723
$3,280 – $5,252
SelectHealth 22
$3,867
$856 – $5,307
UnitedHealthcare 709
$4,366
$399 – $11,347
AvMed 33
$4,922
$399 – $11,304
Healthcare Highways 30
$5,475
$4,988 – $6,287
Cigna 449
$6,802
$975 – $22,360
Oscar Health 120
$7,168
$2,117 – $10,272

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
Delaware$359
Kentucky$1,016
Hawaii$1,031
West Virginia$1,116
Arizona$1,197
Colorado$1,214

Prices by city

Chicago, ILAustin, TXDallas, TXFort Worth, TXHouston, TXNew York, NYBronx, NYBrooklyn, NYPhiladelphia, PAPlano, TXSan Antonio, TXArlington, TXNashville, TNRochester, NYAurora, COCleveland, OHColorado Springs, COColumbus, OHFrisco, TXKnoxville, TNLos Angeles, CAMilwaukee, WIOmaha, NEPhoenix, AZ

Prices by state

TexasFloridaCaliforniaOhioNew YorkWisconsinIllinoisPennsylvaniaMinnesotaColoradoMichiganTennesseeLouisianaNew JerseyNorth CarolinaGeorgiaIndianaMaineIowaWashingtonArizonaKansasWest VirginiaArkansasOklahomaMissouriVirginiaIdahoNebraskaMassachusettsUtahKentuckySouth CarolinaMississippiNew HampshireAlabamaConnecticutMontanaWyomingOregonNevadaSouth DakotaNorth DakotaMarylandVermontHawaiiDelaware

Does Medicare cover Fibroid removal (myomectomy)?

Yes — Medicare generally covers Fibroid removal (myomectomy). It is typically an inpatient service, so Medicare Part A (hospital insurance) pays the hospital a bundled rate — Medicare’s benchmark payment is about $914. Your own cost is mainly the Part A hospital deductible for the benefit period (a flat amount, not a percentage), plus any physician (Part B) charges. A Medicare Advantage or Medigap plan can change what you owe.

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 1119 US hospitals across 52 states, the typical (median) cash price is $2,606, versus a chargemaster (list) price around $3,510, a median insurer-negotiated rate of $2,781, a Medicare rate of about $914. Most cash prices fall between $934 and $8,548 — 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 Fibroid removal (myomectomy) cost without insurance?
The median cash (self-pay) price across 1119 US hospitals is $2,606. Most hospitals fall between $934 and $8,548. Prices vary widely between hospitals, so it pays to compare before you book.
Does Medicare cover Fibroid removal (myomectomy)?
Yes — it is generally covered under Medicare Part A as an inpatient service (Medicare's benchmark payment is about $914). You pay the Part A hospital deductible for the benefit period, plus any Part B physician charges.
What does Medicare pay for Fibroid removal (myomectomy)?
Medicare pays about $914. We show this as a benchmark — a fair cash price is often within a few multiples of the Medicare rate.
Why do Fibroid removal (myomectomy) 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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