Price Transparency

Understanding the cost of your care can be a complex task. At MultiCare, we want to help you plan for the costs of your hospital care, and we are committed to giving you access to as much information as possible.

You can find MultiCare’s pricing for hospital-based services and procedures by selecting a link located under the name of each MultiCare hospital in the list below:

• MultiCare Allenmore Hospital:
  • Machine-readable file of standard hospital charges
  • Shoppable items
• MultiCare Auburn Medical Center:
  • Machine-readable file of standard hospital charges
  • Shoppable items
• MultiCare Capital Medical Center:
  • Machine-readable file of standard hospital charges
  • Shoppable items
• MultiCare Covington Medical Center:
  • Machine-readable file of standard hospital charges
  • Shoppable items
• MultiCare Deaconess Hospital:
  • Machine-readable file of standard hospital charges
  • Shoppable items
• MultiCare Good Samaritan Hospital:
  • Machine-readable file of standard hospital charges
  • Shoppable items
• MultiCare Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital:
  • Machine-readable file of standard hospital charges
  • Shoppable items
• MultiCare Tacoma General Hospital:
  • Machine-readable file of standard hospital charges
  • Shoppable items
• MultiCare Valley Hospital:
  • Machine-readable file of standard hospital charges
  • Shoppable items
• MultiCare Yakima Memorial Hospital:
  • Machine-readable file of standard hospital charges
  • Shoppable items
• Navos Mental Health and Wellness Center
  • Machine-readable file of standard hospital charges
  • Shoppable items

It’s important to note there are many factors that go into how much you may pay for any given service or procedure, such as:

• Patient need. Each patient is unique, and the services provided to them is based on their individual needs. Therefore, medications, supplies, imaging services and other diagnostic testing can be different for patients planning to undergo the same medical procedure or service.
• Insurance contracts. Your cost for services is primarily determined by your insurance company. The costs you see on this list may not be the price you will pay, as we’ve agreed to work with your insurance company to adjust those costs.
• Insurance coverage. The type of insurance plan you have determines in large part how much of the cost of your care you are responsible for. For example, a patient with a standard PPO-type plan usually pays less out of their own pocket than a patient with a high-deductible plan. This information should be available from your insurance company.
• Self-pay discounts. We typically offer discounts for our self-pay patients, that is, patients without health insurance.
• Financial assistance eligibility. Thanks to our generous financial assistance program, many patients — both with and without insurance — qualify for financial assistance to help defray some or all of the costs of their care.

It is important to note that both the total cost of your care, as well as the amount you personally will owe, can vary widely.