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Price Transparency Commitment

Cedars-Sinai is committed to providing transparent information on patients' out-of-pocket costs for our services. Our website's self-service estimator tool is intended to be user-friendly and clearly provide information tailored to each patient. The reason we request names and insurance information is so that we can complete a real-time check of available insurance. Our tool takes into account plan benefits, deductible not yet met and any caps on what insurance would pay.

Note that the two tools we have on our website, the machine-readable file and the shoppable services, both include discounted prices for outpatient services where the patient has no insurance. We encourage those without insurance to please contact Patient Financial Services at 866-803-1777 to determine eligibility for further discounts including full financial assistance. The tools do not include cash prices for inpatient services as Cedars-Sinai does not have a standard cash price for inpatient services because each patient's specific medical and financial situation is different. If you are uninsured, the price you will pay for inpatient care at Cedars-Sinai will depend on the services you need and the amount of financial assistance you qualify for under our general financial assistance policy. If you are insured, we provide an estimate of your out-of-pocket costs.

We also have had on our website for some time, a separate posting of our gross charge information (our "chargemaster").

Although there are no standard cash prices for inpatient services, if you are uninsured and would like information on rates for services, please contact Patient Financial Services at 866-803-1777. We're committed to providing quality healthcare to everyone in the community who needs it. This includes offering full financial assistance or services at discounted prices to eligible people who cannot afford to pay for part or all of their care. Payment plans are also available.

Insured patients are also encouraged to reach out to their health plan for assistance in understanding possible out-of-pocket costs.