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How to Use the Healthcare Blue Book
The Healthcare Blue Book helps you search for fair prices in your area on many common healthcare services, including surgeries, office visits, therapies, labs, images/MRIs, cosmetic surgery, dentistry and much, much more. Healthcare Blue Book prices reflect the average amount that most providers in your area will accept from major insurance carriers. Surgery prices include the three major fee categories: facility, physician and anesthesia services. Prices are regularly reviewed and validated for accuracy.

The Healthcare Blue Book is easy to use, just follow these three steps:

Talk to your doctor about his or her recommended treatment, and understand your options for care.

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Use the Healthcare Blue Book drop down menus or search keys words to find a fair price for your non-urgent medical care.

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Call your provider and compare their price to the fair price. If the price is too high, consider calling three other providers. Be sure to let the provider know if you have insurance or are paying cash.

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Patients who have to pay for some or all of their healthcare services need to know how much they should pay before they receive treatment. Most hospitals and doctors don’t publish their prices, and the "list price" for services (sometimes called billed charges) is much higher than what insurance companies pay providers. However, many healthcare providers will provide a discount to patients who pay out of pocket. But you have to request a discount.

Even if you have insurance and use in-network providers, the negotiated prices can vary a lot. You may save money by checking the negotiated rates with several in-network providers. Click here for more information on how to use the Healthcare Blue Book to get the best value from your insurance coverage.