Quincy Valley Medical Center

QuincyGrant CountyCritical Access Hospitals

Specialist consultation (40 min)

Quality: not rated by CMSEarliest available date: call (509) 787-3531

What you may pay

With insurance from an employer or private plan
$130Only one plan lists a price here:
  • FIRST CHOICE-ALL PLANS $130 Lower than typical
Typical at 14 hospitals we cover: $141 to $234 (each hospital’s middle plan price, hospital’s fee). Don’t see your plan? Ask your insurer for its rate here.
Paying yourself (cash price)
$298Typical hospital’s fee at 10 hospitals we cover: $159 to $290.

These are prices the hospital published, not a quote. With insurance you usually pay part of the rate (your deductible and coinsurance); the estimator on the procedure page works it out. A higher price does not mean better care.

Doctors usually bill separately. At most hospitals these are the hospital’s own charges. The surgeon, radiologist, anesthesiologist or pathologist usually sends a separate bill: ask each of them for an estimate too.

Source: Quincy Valley Medical Center’s own price file, dated 2026-05-27. CareNavIQ last refreshed prices on 2026-11-09.

Next step: ask the hospital for a Good Faith Estimate for this procedure (phone number above).

6 published prices, grouped by who each price applies to.

Cash price 1 price

The hospital's discounted price for patients paying without insurance.

Cash price prices for Specialist consultation (40 min) at Quincy Valley Medical Center
PricePart of the billHospital’s descriptionHow it’s setSettingSource date
$298Emergency doctor’s feeOffice or other outpatient consultation with low level of medical decision making, if using time, 30 minutes or more—Outpatient2026-05-27

List price (before discounts) 1 price

The hospital's full chargemaster price. Few patients pay this amount.

List price (before discounts) prices for Specialist consultation (40 min) at Quincy Valley Medical Center
PricePart of the billHospital’s descriptionHow it’s setSettingSource date
$298Emergency doctor’s feeOffice or other outpatient consultation with low level of medical decision making, if using time, 30 minutes or more—Outpatient2026-05-27

Commercial insurance 1 price

Rate negotiated with a private insurer or employer plan, including exchange and public-option plans.

Commercial insurance prices for Specialist consultation (40 min) at Quincy Valley Medical Center
PayerPlanPricePart of the billHospital’s descriptionHow it’s setSettingSource date
FIRST CHOICE-ALL PLANSFIRST CHOICE-ALL PLANS$130Emergency doctor’s feeOffice or other outpatient consultation with low level of medical decision making, if using time, 30 minutes or morefee scheduleOutpatient2026-05-27

Medicaid managed care 1 price

Rate for an Apple Health managed-care plan. Applies only to members of that plan.

Medicaid managed care prices for Specialist consultation (40 min) at Quincy Valley Medical Center
PayerPlanPricePart of the billHospital’s descriptionHow it’s setSettingSource date
AMERIGROUP MEDICAID-ALL PLANSAMERIGROUP MEDICAID-ALL PLANS$69.08Emergency doctor’s feeOffice or other outpatient consultation with low level of medical decision making, if using time, 30 minutes or morefee scheduleOutpatient2026-05-27

Unknown 2 prices

The source file doesn't say which population this rate applies to.

Unknown prices for Specialist consultation (40 min) at Quincy Valley Medical Center
PayerPlanPricePart of the billHospital’s descriptionHow it’s setSettingSource date
AETNA-ALL PLANSAETNA-ALL PLANS$102Emergency doctor’s feeOffice or other outpatient consultation with low level of medical decision making, if using time, 30 minutes or morefee scheduleOutpatient2026-05-27
CIGNA-ALL PLANSCIGNA-ALL PLANS$5.78Emergency doctor’s feeOffice or other outpatient consultation with low level of medical decision making, if using time, 30 minutes or morefee scheduleOutpatient2026-05-27

Doctors here who do this procedure

We don’t have doctor data for this procedure yet. CMS publishes what doctors bill Traditional Medicare by billing code, and no Washington doctor billed this one often enough for CMS to publish it (11 or more patients a year).

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