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Ureteroscopy with lithotripsy (kidney stone) with UnitedHealthcare.

Negotiated rates UnitedHealthcare pays for ureteroscopy with lithotripsy (kidney stone) at 74 US hospitals. Range: $150 to $35,977. Your specific cost depends on your plan tier, deductible status, and coinsurance — see the comparison tool to model your exact out-of-pocket.

Top hospitals by UnitedHealthcare rate.

#HospitalUnitedHealthcare rate
1
Chicago, IL
$150 – $160
2
Seattle, WA
$244 – $1,002
3
Nashville, TN
$302 – $3,260
4
Bronx, NY
$355 – $4,546
5
San Diego, CA
$370
6
Seattle, WA
$394
7
Walnut Creek, CA
$513 – $8,543
8
Concord, CA
$513 – $42,708
9
Pittsburgh, PA
$722 – $1,242
10
Monroeville, PA
$722 – $1,242
11
Jefferson Hills, PA
$722 – $1,242
12
Cleveland, OH
$1,022
13
Dallas, TX
$1,126
14
Minneapolis, MN
$1,177
15
La Mesa, CA
$1,503
16
Austin, TX
$1,689
17
Austin, TX
$1,689
18
Austin, TX
$1,689
19
Austin, TX
$1,689
20
Queens / Nassau, NY
$1,775
21
New York, NY
$1,775
22
Manhasset, NY
$1,775
23
Staten Island, NY
$1,775
24
Huntington, NY
$1,775
25
Sleepy Hollow, NY
$1,775
26
Plainview, NY
$1,775
27
Riverhead, NY
$1,775
28
Houston, TX
$1,813
29
Houston, TX
$1,813
30
Austin, TX
$1,813
31
Austin, TX
$1,813
32
Round Rock, TX
$1,813
33
Austin, TX
$1,813
34
Austin, TX
$1,813
35
Queens, NY
$2,160 – $7,099
36
Queens, NY
$2,266 – $3,114
37
La Jolla, CA
$2,665 – $3,020
38
La Jolla, CA
$2,665 – $3,020
39
Encinitas, CA
$2,665 – $3,020
40
San Diego, CA
$3,020
41
New York, NY
$4,021 – $12,457
42
Philadelphia, PA
$4,750
43
Detroit, MI
$4,981
44
West Bloomfield, MI
$4,981
45
San Diego, CA
$5,354 – $31,234
46
Tampa, FL
$7,046 – $9,732
47
New York, NY
$7,099 – $8,506
48
Atlanta, GA
$7,357 – $8,655
49
Atlanta, GA
$7,357 – $8,655
50
Tarzana, CA
$7,730 – $8,750

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About these rates.

Hospitals are required by federal law (45 CFR 180.50) to publish the rates they negotiated with each insurer for each procedure. These numbers are the rates the hospital published for UnitedHealthcare plans, pulled directly from each hospital's machine-readable file.

The range column reflects different UnitedHealthcare plan tiers (HMO, PPO, EPO, etc.). Your plan picks one number out of that range. Your actual out-of-pocket depends on your deductible status, copay, and coinsurance, which the comparison tool can model when you fill them in.

Cash-pay rates are often cheaper than the negotiated rate, especially for high-deductible plans. Worth comparing both — the Ureteroscopy with lithotripsy (kidney stone) overview shows the cash-pay column alongside.