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Median commercial negotiated rate by hospital, from each hospital's own disclosure file. The same procedure spans a 4.1× price range across 24 Colorado hospitals. Open in the explorer → — filter by insurer or region, map it, or compare hospitals side by side.

How to read “% of Medicare” Medicare’s payment is a hospital-specific benchmark built from CMS files — adjusted for local wages and case complexity, and roughly pegged to the cost of care. A commercial rate at 300% means a private plan pays about triple that benchmark for the same care at the same hospital. The gap is negotiation, not quality. Full methodology →
Median commercial negotiated rate Medicare benchmark
$6,003
$13,954
$14,101
$14,103
$14,958
$16,528
$17,164

The part you don’t feel

Cascade Valley Hospital $19,369vsProsser Memorial Hospital $4,682 what you pay what your plan pays
Deductible not metearly in the plan year
Cascade Valley Hospital
Prosser Memorial Hospital
$14,687you feel all of it
Deductible met20% coinsurance
Cascade Valley Hospital
Prosser Memorial Hospital
$2,937$11,749 invisible to you
Out-of-pocket max reacheda bad year, or a big surgery
Cascade Valley Hospital
Prosser Memorial Hospital
$0the market goes blind

The gap is $14,687 in every row. The only thing that changes is how much of it reaches the person choosing. Nobody hid the price — the deductible structure hides the difference, and a difference nobody feels is a difference nobody shops. Illustration uses a 20% coinsurance plan with no separate facility or professional bill; your own plan governs.

Detail (click headers to sort, or “why” for cost vs price)

HospitalCommercial medianMedicare% of MedicareEst. cost*Plan rows
Prosser Memorial Hospital$4,682$4,89996%—1
Tri-State Memorial Hospital$5,843$4,899119%—2
Island Hospital$6,003$4,899123%—3
Pullman Regional Hospital$7,917$4,899162%—2
Multicare Valley Hospital$10,375$5,849177%—21
Skagit Valley Hospital ● actual$11,327$6,334179%$10,7504
Deaconess Medical Center$11,336$4,710241%—21
Yakima Valley Memorial$13,954$4,992280%—23
Valley Medical Center$14,101$5,145274%$7,8512
Capital Medical Center$14,103$4,606306%—23
Peacehealth Southwest Medical Cente$14,114$6,138230%—3
St Elizabeth Hospital$14,958$4,899305%—10
Highline Medical Center$15,446$4,899315%—10
Multicare Auburn Medical Center$15,581$6,326246%—24
Multicare Good Samaritan Hospital$15,581$5,298294%—24
Tacoma General Allenmore Hospital$15,581$5,961261%—24
Multicare Covington Medical Center$15,708$6,211253%—24
St Clare Hospital$16,528$5,692290%—14
St Joseph Medical Center$16,528$5,596295%—14
St Francis Community Hospital$16,528$4,899337%—14
St Anthony Hospital$17,164$4,965346%—14
Virginia Mason Medical Center$18,141$6,225291%—9
St Michael Medical Center$18,858$5,907319%—5
Cascade Valley Hospital ● actual$19,369$4,899395%$11,2511

*Cost estimates use hospital-level cost-to-charge ratios from federal cost reports and are approximate; ~ marks categories (imaging, labs) where they are least precise. "Plan rows" is how many distinct plan rates the hospital published; medians over more rows are sturdier.
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Rexroad Analytics · Data: hospital machine-readable files (45 CFR 180, schema v3.0) retrieved September 16, 2026; Medicare benchmarks from CMS claims data and fee schedules; cost estimates from FY2026 CMS cost-report ratios, labeled as estimates. Not medical, legal, or benefits advice. Full methodology → · The American Healthcare Conundrum →