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Kidney stone shock-wave treatment (ESWL) in Arizona: what insurers pay

Posted commercial rates at 16 Arizona hospitals, each next to its own Medicare base rate.

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CPT 50590

HospitalMedian across insurers× MedicareInsurersFile date
Phoenix Children'S Hospital Phoenix$2,3420.6×32026-01-01
Yuma Regional Medical Center Yuma$3,6761.0×12025-09-30
Canyon Vista Medical Center Sierra Vista$4,0841.1×12026-07-18
HonorHealth John C. Lincoln Medical Center Phoenix$7,0531.9×52026-04-01
HonorHealth Scottsdale Osborn Medical Center Scottsdale$7,0531.9×52026-04-01
HonorHealth Scottsdale Shea Medical Center Scottsdale$7,0531.9×52026-04-01
HonorHealth Deer Valley Medical Center Phoenix$7,0531.9×52026-04-01
Northwest Medical Center Tucson$8,0032.1×92026-04-01
Honorhealth Tempe Medical Center Tempe$8,9002.4×42026-04-01
HonorHealth Scottsdale Thompson Peak Medical Center Scottsdale$8,9002.4×42026-04-01
HonorHealth Sonoran Crossing Medical Center Phoenix$8,9002.4×42026-04-01
Tucson Medical Center Tucson$9,1002.4×32026-04-30
Chandler Regional Medical Center (Dignity) Chandler$11,0642.9×42026-02-28
Mercy Gilbert Medical Center (Dignity) Gilbert$11,0642.9×42026-02-28
Cobre Valley Regional Medical Center Globe$19,1145.1×32026-06-29
Benson Hospital Benson$25,8856.9×12026-05-13

Questions

How much do insurers pay for kidney stone shock-wave treatment (eswl) in Arizona?

16 Arizona hospitals post usable commercial rates for kidney stone shock-wave treatment (eswl) in their federal price-transparency files. For CPT 50590, hospital outpatient, the median across 16 hospitals is $8,452, 2.3× each hospital's local Medicare base rate. Your share depends on your plan's deductible and coinsurance; the surgeon and anesthesia bill separately.