NOTICE REGARDING HEALTH CARE PLAN COVERAGE
This freestanding emergency department (Northeast Emergency Department ) accepts patients enrolled in the following programs: Colorado Medicaid (Articles 4, 5 and 6 of Title 25.5); Medicare (Title XVIII of the Federal Social Security Act, as amended); the CHIP program (Article 8 of Title 25.5) and a military health plan (10 U.S.C. Section 1071).
The prices listed on this facility’s chargemaster or fee schedule for any given health care service is the maximum charge that any patient will be billed for the service. The actual price for the health care service may be lower depending on your health insurance benefits and the availability of discounts or financial assistance.
This Facility will charge a facility fee with prices ranging approximately and, on average, from $1,111.14 to $12,293.83. In addition to these fees you will be charged for any testing, supplies, or other services you receive. All physicians providing health care services will bill separately from the Facility for services they provided to you.
The health care provider networks and carriers that this Facility participates with are listed here.
This Facility and/or a physician providing health care services may not be a participating provider in your health insurance provider network.
If you are covered by health insurance, you are strongly encouraged to consult with your health insurer to determine accurate information about your financial responsibility for a particular health care service provided at this Facility. If you are not covered by health insurance, you are strongly encouraged to contact (866) 475-2403 to discuss payment options and the availability of financial assistance prior to receiving a health care service from this Facility.
The average fee schedule price for the twenty-five most common health care services provided by this Facility are listed below. The prices listed for each health care service is the average charge that you may be billed for the particular service. The actual price for the health care service may be lower depending on your insurance coverage and the availability of discounts or financial assistance.
Northeast Emergency Department
Updated August 3, 2022
| Charge Description | Average charge per account |
|---|---|
| Single or first dose of medication IV | $540 |
| Complete panel of 14 blood tests | $1,653 |
| Normal saline 1000 ml | $478 |
| Urine test without microscope | $372 |
| Chest XRAY 1 view | $867 |
| External recording of electrical activity of heart | $1,902 |
| Blood test for pregnancy | $745 |
| 4mg vial of Ondansetron, used to prevent nausea and vomiting | $489 |
| Basic metabolic panel with ionized calcium | $1,012 |
| 30 mg injection of Ketorolac, a non-steroid anti-inflammatory medication | $118 |
| Blood test for heart muscle | $1,058 |
| Second or each additional dose of medication delivered via IV | $719 |
| Complete blood count test | $223 |
| Normal saline 50 ml | $88 |
| Low osmolar contrast material used in diagnostic radiology | $1,180 |
| Each additional hour of IV fluid hydration | $319 |
| Acetamin 500mg | $7 |
| Ibuprofen 600 mg tablet | $28 |
| Computerized tomography "Cat Scan" of the abdomen and pelvis with contrast | $19,102 |
| Lactated ringers 1000ml | $643 |
| ED PROC CAT 2 | $2,992 |
| Injection in the muscle or under the skin | $610 |
| Measure levels of lactic acid | $723 |
| Throat swab to check for Group A strep, the cause of strep throat | $518 |
| Computerized tomography "Cat Scan" of the brain without contrast | $10,577 |
| 4mg vial of Ondansetron, used to prevent nausea and vomiting, taken by mouth | $9 |