Hospital Pricing Information

Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital is committed to assisting you in understanding your financial responsibilities related to medical services that you might receive at our hospital. Please understand that specific “gross” (also referred to as “standard”) charges provided on our website are our standard prices and do not necessarily reflect a patient’s actual financial responsibility; therefore, comparability of specific gross charges between hospitals may not be meaningful. If you have insurance, your responsibility in most cases is based upon contract rates and not charges. Your payment liability is further dependent on several factors including insurance coverage type, deductible amount, co-pays, coinsurance amounts, self-pay status, and/or eligibility and qualification under financial assistance programs.

All inpatient services a patient receives are assigned a single diagnosis-related group (DRG) for each separate inpatient stay. DRGs are assigned based on a number of factors including principal diagnosis upon admission, additional medical problems, and whether a surgical procedure was performed, among others. Standard charges for an inpatient stay may vary based upon a patient’s length of stay and intensity of services provided, as well as the patient’s health or complication arising during treatment and care.

Federal law requires hospitals to make public a list of gross charges, payer-specific negotiated rates, and discounted cash prices for hospital items and services. Henry Mayo is providing this required information in the links below in a good faith effort to comply with this rule, but cannot make any representation regarding the accuracy, sufficiency, or completeness of this information for any user’s purposes, including but not limited to (1) comparisons of charges or rates between hospitals, (2) comparisons of rates between payers, (3) estimating the charges or rates associated with a particular item or service, (4) estimating patient cost-sharing amounts (copayments, coinsurance, or deductibles) for a particular item or service, and (5) determining the hospital’s network participation with any payer.

In addition, an individual patient’s or payer’s charges or rates may be substantially higher or lower than the dollar amount shown in the file based on patient-or payer-specific facts and circumstances, the actual care furnished to a patient, and updates to charges or rates following the last update date for the machine-readable file.

With respect to the files contained in the links provided below:

• They do not contain information concerning any health plan or insurer’s coverage of any item or service.

• They do not contain information concerning any patient’s expected copayments, deductible amounts, or coinsurance obligations.

• They do not contain information concerning financial assistance and other discounts that may be available to eligible individuals.

• They only include information for hospital items and services and do not include the rates for professional services provided by physicians or other practitioners.

• They were last updated on the date shown within the files and do not reflect any changes to charges, rates, network participation, or other data elements following the date shown.

We recommend that you speak with your health insurer to assist you in determining your financial responsibility for any service you are considering or any service that may be provided to you at our hospital. Henry Mayo also provides resources to assist in the explanation of your health care benefits, providing an estimate of your financial responsibility, and to provide information on our financial assistance program and other discounts that may be available for planned services by calling 661.200.1050 between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, except holidays.

Machine Readable File

Consumer Friendly Shoppable Services

Patient Estimates

Help Paying Your Bill

Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital (HMNH) offers a financial assistance program to patients who are uninsured (self pay) or insured patients with high medical costs.