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NYU Langone Tisch Hospital vs Mount Sinai Hospital.

Side-by-side prices for 31 procedures both hospitals publish, plus CMS quality ratings and metro context. Pulled from each hospital's federally-mandated price transparency file. NYU Langone Tisch Hospital is cheaper on more procedures (26 vs 0).

NYU Langone Tisch Hospital
New York, NY
NYU Langone Health
5/5 CMS
Cheaper on 26 of 31 procedures
vs.
Mount Sinai Hospital
New York, NY
Mount Sinai Health System
3/5 CMS
Cheaper on 0 of 31 procedures

Head-to-head, by procedure.

Procedure NYU Mount Cheaper
Brain MRI without contrast $1,043 $4,860 NYU ↓
Brain MRI with and without contrast $1,767 $8,177 NYU ↓
Lumbar spine MRI without contrast $1,134 $3,524 NYU ↓
Knee/lower-extremity MRI without contrast $1,202 $3,159 NYU ↓
CT abdomen and pelvis with contrast $1,568 $3,960 NYU ↓
Abdominal ultrasound, complete $375 $1,260 NYU ↓
Mammogram, screening $283 $720 NYU ↓
DXA bone density scan $106 $923 NYU ↓
Chest X-ray, single view $38 $383 NYU ↓
Comprehensive metabolic panel $13 $162 NYU ↓
Lipid panel $16 $104 NYU ↓
CBC with differential — $84 tie
TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone) $20 $135 NYU ↓
Hemoglobin A1c $12 $126 NYU ↓
Urinalysis — $36 tie
Laparoscopic cholecystectomy $1,971 — tie
Colonoscopy, diagnostic $352 $3,060 NYU ↓
Colonoscopy with polyp removal $499 — tie
Upper endoscopy (EGD) with biopsy $278 $2,187 NYU ↓
Echocardiogram, complete with Doppler $629 $3,281 NYU ↓
Office visit, established patient, level 3 $50 $315 NYU ↓
Office visit, established patient, level 4 $157 $360 NYU ↓
Lumbar epidural steroid injection $1,206 $2,610 NYU ↓
Polysomnography (sleep study) $970 $9,378 NYU ↓
Thyroid ultrasound $375 $1,449 NYU ↓
New patient office visit, level 3 $144 $205 NYU ↓
New patient office visit, level 4 $147 $558 NYU ↓
Ureteroscopy with lithotripsy (kidney stone) $1,154 — tie
Prostate biopsy $428 $4,050 NYU ↓
Carotid duplex ultrasound $1,900 $1,944 NYU ↓
Psychotherapy, 45 minutes $46 $387 NYU ↓

Patient experience.

CMS HCAHPS patient survey, period ending 03/31/2025. Bold = higher score.

Measure NYU Mount
HCAHPS overall star rating 3/5 3/5
Would definitely recommend 75% 69%
Hospital rating 9 or 10 of 10 71% 69%
Nurses always communicated well 79% 74%
Doctors always communicated well 79% 78%
Given clear info about recovery 87% 85%
Room and bathroom always clean 70% 64%
Staff always explained meds 62% 57%
Quiet at night, always 49% 44%

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How to read this comparison.

The cash-pay price is what an uninsured patient would be charged at each hospital. It's the cleanest apples-to-apples comparison because it doesn't depend on your insurance plan.

The CMS rating is the federal quality composite, built from ~50 measures spanning safety, mortality, readmission, patient experience, and timeliness. A 5-star hospital may not be the best at every procedure, and a 3-star hospital can have a strong specific service line. Treat the rating as one input, not the answer.

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