Techy SurgeonPrice AtlasInteractive atlas · All states · techysurgeon.com

Trigger finger release in Colorado: what insurers pay

Posted commercial rates at 15 Colorado hospitals, each next to its own Medicare base rate.

Open in the explorerAll statesEvery bill for the whole procedure

CPT 26055

HospitalMedian across insurers× MedicareInsurersFile date
Adventhealth Porter Denver$1,6281.0×42026-04-01
Adventhealth Parker Parker$1,6281.0×42026-04-01
Adventhealth Littleton Littleton$1,6281.0×42026-04-01
Adventhealth Castle Rock Castle Rock$1,6281.0×42026-04-01
UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital Aurora$2,8121.7×32025-11-01
Uchealth Highlands Ranch Hospital Highlands Ranch$3,3922.0×42025-11-01
Uchealth Broomfield Hospital Broomfield$3,6062.1×42025-11-01
HCA HealthONE Swedish Englewood$3,8722.3×42026-09-01
HCA HealthONE Presbyterian/St. Luke's Denver$3,9912.4×42026-09-01
Denver Health Medical Center Denver$4,0012.4×42026-04-30
HCA HealthONE Sky Ridge Lone Tree$4,0882.4×42026-09-01
Hca Healthone Rose Denver$4,1952.5×42026-09-01
Lutheran Medical Center Wheat Ridge$5,1863.1×62026-03-22
Intermountain Health Saint Joseph Hospital Denver$5,1863.1×62026-03-22
Intermountain Health Platte Valley Hospital Brighton$5,5403.3×32026-03-22

Questions

How much do insurers pay for trigger finger release in Colorado?

15 Colorado hospitals post usable commercial rates for trigger finger release in their federal price-transparency files. For CPT 26055, hospital outpatient, the median across 15 hospitals is $3,872, 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.