Pricing
Affordable Outpatient Surgery
All-inclusive (bundled) price includes non-refundable initial consultation fee of $200.00 (applied to surgeon fee if the procedure is performed), surgeon, anesthesia, facility fees, and routine post-op followup.
Cash payment for services must be made at the time services are rendered. If insurance is filed, these prices do not apply. Pre-op lab, x-ray, pathology, and diagnostic tests deemed necessary by the treating physician are not included.
| Endoscopic Spinal Surgery | ||
| Procedure | CPT Code | Bundled Price |
|---|---|---|
| Lumbar microdiscectomy | 62380, 63030 | $11,880 |
| Lumbar laminotomy for spinal stenosis | 62380, 63047 | $13,230 |
| Cervical microdiscectomy | 63020 | $14,580 |
| Cervical foraminotomy | 63020 | $14,580 |
| Percutaneous discectomy | 62287 | $6,000 |
| Spinal Pain Management | ||
| Procedure | CPT Code | Bundled Price |
| Lumbar facet block (3 level) | 64493 | $1,000 |
| Lumbar facet rhizotomy (3 level) | 64635 | $1,200 |
| Cervical facet block (3 level) | 64490 | $1,200 |
| Cervical facet rhizotomy (3 level) | 64633 | $1,400 |
| Spinal cord stimulator trial, (incl.hardware) | 63650 | $4,500 |
| Diagnostic lumbar discogram (3-level) | 62290 | $2,000 |
Interested in one of the procedures listed?
For an unlisted procedure, please contact us at (855) 770-8100.
Bundled cash pricing is free market, transparent, and consumer driven health approach to health care. It is ideal for patients with:
- Cash to decide for themselves, not an insurance company making the decisions
- High insurance deductibles
- Health Savings Accounts
- ERISA, partially self-funded health plans for small businesses
Compare the financial benefits of Synergy Spine Center:
| CPT Code | Procedure | Hospital A | Hospital B | Synergy Spine Center |
The “other” endoscopic laser spine center |
| CPT 47562 | Laparoscopic Gallbladder | $43,512.00 | $47,094.00 | $5,800.00** | N/A |
| CPT 63047 | Lumbar spine surgery w/o fusion | $40,382.00 | $36,669.00 | $13,230.00** | $29,000.00 |
| CPT 63020 | Cervical spine surgery w/o fusion | $40,382.00 | $36,669.00 | $14,580.00** | $22,000.00 |
The high cost of health care is gripping our national conversation. Transparency as it relates to overall costs is leading the charge in offering options for affordable access and expenditure containment. For the first time, in May 2013, the federal government released charge date for common outpatient medical services in US hospitals. In response to the disclosure, the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) comments:
In addition to improved oversight, we also argued that transparency of health care quality and cost information encourages providers and health plans to deliver high quality care; helps consumers make informed decisions about their care; and reduces health care spending.AARP public comment response to CMS, May 2013
“True rational prices emerge from competitive activity,” says Dr. Smith. And real and fair competition is what’s been missing from health care, he adds. Instead, he argues, the system has become muddled — the result of a cartel that includes the federal government, large hospitals and big insurance companies, all of whom profit from the status quo at the expense of surgery centers and consumersKeith Smith, managing partner Surgery Center of Oklahoma, 2013 OR Excellence Conference.Request A Specialist