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Anti-reflux surgery (fundoplication) in North Carolina: what insurers pay

Posted commercial rates at 7 North Carolina hospitals, each next to its own Medicare base rate.

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MS-DRG 328

HospitalMedian across insurers× MedicareInsurersFile date
North Carolina Specialty Hospital Durham$14,8641.3×22026-02-25
Duke Regional Hospital Durham$18,1411.6×32026-04-01
Duke University Hospital Durham$18,2781.6×42026-04-01
UNC Rex Hospital Raleigh$20,5231.8×32026-04-01
UNC Hospitals (Chapel Hill) Chapel Hill$23,3132.1×32026-04-01
Atrium Health Pineville Charlotte$26,4312.4×22025-12-05
Novant Health Matthews Medical Center Matthews$31,3232.8×32026-03-30

MS-DRG 327

HospitalMedian across insurers× MedicareInsurersFile date
North Carolina Specialty Hospital Durham$24,8961.4×22026-02-25
Duke Regional Hospital Durham$27,6731.6×32026-04-01
UNC Rex Hospital Raleigh$31,2721.8×32026-04-01
Duke University Hospital Durham$33,4021.9×32026-04-01
UNC Hospitals (Chapel Hill) Chapel Hill$35,5232.0×32026-04-01
Atrium Health Pineville Charlotte$40,2742.4×22025-12-05
Novant Health Matthews Medical Center Matthews$47,7822.8×32026-03-30

Questions

How much do insurers pay for anti-reflux surgery (fundoplication) in North Carolina?

7 North Carolina hospitals post usable commercial rates for anti-reflux surgery (fundoplication) in their federal price-transparency files. For inpatient stay (MS-DRG 328), the median across 7 hospitals is $20,523, 1.8× each hospital's local Medicare base rate. Your share depends on your plan's deductible and coinsurance; the surgeon and anesthesia bill separately.