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Moab Regional Hospital prices

Moab Regional Hospital in Moab, UT publishes its standard charges, as every US hospital must under the federal Hospital Price Transparency Rule. Below is what its own file lists for common services, next to what it has agreed to accept from insurers.

What Moab Regional Hospital publishes for common services

ER visit, level 3 (moderate): listed at $1,174. Insurers pay a median of $364, across 50 insurers.

If you were billed the list price, you may have been charged far more than insurers typically pay. See how to use these numbers below.

ServiceList priceCash priceInsurers pay (median)
ER visit, level 1 (minor)CPT 99281, listed as "ER STRAIGHT FWD PF"$115 to $435-$125$115 to $435, 50 insurers
ER visit, level 2 (low-moderate)CPT 99282, listed as "E&M EMERGENCY ROOM, LOW COMP"$213 to $651-$249$213 to $651, 50 insurers
ER visit, level 3 (moderate)CPT 99283, listed as "MCR-E&M-ER-MOD SEVERITY"$1,174-$364$364 to $1,174, 50 insurers
ER visit, level 4 (high)CPT 99284, listed as "MCR-E&M, ER, HIGH SEVERITY"$1,929-$529$529 to $1,929, 50 insurers
ER visit, level 5 (critical)CPT 99285, listed as "ER HIGH COMP PF"$810 to $3,331-$810$810 to $3,331, 50 insurers
Office visit, established patient, low complexityCPT 99213, listed as "ESTAB EXP OFFICE LVL 3"$14.00 to $140-$126$14.00 to $140, 50 insurers
Office visit, established patient, moderate complexityCPT 99214, listed as "ESTAB EXP OFFICE LVL 4"$20.00 to $200-$180$20.00 to $200, 50 insurers
Routine venipuncture (blood draw)CPT 36415, listed as "PHLEBOTOMY-BLOOD DRAW"$20.00 to $55.00-$37.50$20.00 to $55.00, 50 insurers
Vitamin B12 injectionCPT J3420, listed as "VITAMIN B12 INJ 1000MCG/ML 25"$40.04 to $76.00-$49.84$40.04 to $76.00, 50 insurers
Comprehensive metabolic panelCPT 80053, listed as "CHEM 12 PROFILE"$220 to $231-$226$220 to $231, 50 insurers
Basic metabolic panelCPT 80048, listed as "CHEM 7"$122 to $129-$126$122 to $129, 50 insurers
CBC with differentialCPT 85025, listed as "CBC W/DIFF"$97.00 to $102-$99.50$97.00 to $102, 50 insurers
Lipid panelCPT 80061, listed as "LIPID PROFILE"$156 to $164-$160$156 to $164, 50 insurers
Hepatic function panelCPT 80076, listed as "LIVER PROFILE"$150 to $158-$154$150 to $158, 50 insurers
X-ray, ankle, 3 viewsCPT 73610, listed as "ANKLE X RAY COMPLETE RT"$462 to $486-$474$462 to $486, 50 insurers
CT abdomen, without contrastCPT 74176, listed as "CT ABD & PLVS W/OUT"$4,071 to $4,275-$4,173$4,071 to $4,275, 50 insurers
CT abdomen and pelvis, with contrastCPT 74177, listed as "CT ABD & PLVS W/"$5,296 to $5,561-$5,429$5,296 to $5,561, 50 insurers
CT abdomen and pelvis, with and without contrastCPT 74178, listed as "CT ABDM & PLVS COMBO"$5,970 to $6,269-$6,120$5,970 to $6,269, 50 insurers
MRI brain, without contrastCPT 70551, listed as "MRI-BRAIN+STEM W/O CONT"$3,759 to $3,947-$3,853$3,759 to $3,947, 50 insurers
MRI brain, with and without contrastCPT 70553, listed as "MRI BRAIN COMBO"$5,171 to $5,430-$5,301$5,171 to $5,430, 50 insurers
MRI pelvis, without contrastCPT 72195, listed as "MRI-PELVIS W/O CONT"$3,561 to $3,740-$3,651$3,561 to $3,740, 50 insurers
MRI pelvis, with and without contrastCPT 72197, listed as "MRI-PELVIS COMBO"$5,301 to $5,567-$5,434$5,301 to $5,567, 50 insurers
Complete echocardiogram with DopplerCPT 93306, listed as "ECHO TTHRC R-T 2D W/WOM COMPL,"$3,098 to $3,253-$3,176$3,098 to $3,253, 50 insurers
Echocardiogram, completeCPT 93307, listed as "ECHO-2D"$250 to $1,426-$1,154$250 to $1,426, 50 insurers
Electrocardiogram, routine ECG with interpretationCPT 93000, listed as "ECG 12 LEAD W/INTERPRETATION"$52.00-$52.00$52.00 to $52.00, 50 insurers
Electrocardiogram, tracing only (technical component)CPT 93005, listed as "ECG W/12 LEADS>:TRACING ONLY,"$41.00 to $287-$43.00$41.00 to $287, 50 insurers
Laparoscopic cholecystectomyCPT 47562, listed as "LAPAROSCOPY SURG CHOLECYSTECTOMY"$3,021 to $11,820-$7,420$3,021 to $11,820, 50 insurers
Knee arthroscopy, meniscectomyCPT 29881, listed as "ARTHRS KNE SURG W/MENISCECTOMY MED/LAT W/SHVG"$3,274 to $44,610-$23,942$3,274 to $23,942, 50 insurers

Source: Moab Regional Hospital's standard charges file, which the hospital dated May 21, 2026. Read on October 1, 2026. View the hospital's file (a large data file). Hospitals must publish this file under 45 CFR § 180.

List price

The hospital's full charge (its "gross charge") before any discount. Few people pay it, but it is often the starting point on a bill.

Cash price

What the hospital says it accepts from patients paying without insurance.

Insurers pay

The median of the per-service rates the hospital has negotiated with insurers, shown only when at least 3 insurers report one. Your plan's rate may differ.

How to use these numbers

Uninsured or paying yourself? You can ask Moab Regional Hospital to bill you its published cash price, and ask about financial assistance, which nonprofit hospitals must offer.

Insured, and the hospital is in your network? Your share should be based on your plan's negotiated rate, not the list price. If your bill or explanation of benefits shows the list price, ask the billing office why.

These figures summarize what the hospital publishes. They are not a quote, and they don't include separate physician bills.

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