Financial Services
Understanding our Standard Hospital Charges
If you have any questions about Mary Free Bed financial matters, contact the Patient Financial Services Department at:
Mary Free Bed Patient Financial Services Department
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8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday (closed on major holidays)
If we’re not available to take your call, we’ll respond to your message within two business days.
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Mary Free Bed maintains a chargemaster, which is like a manufacturer’s suggested retail price list. It’s the retail charge for each service delivered, as well as supplies used while delivering rehabilitation care. Everything is included, from prescription drugs to therapy and more. These charges are tracked during your treatment and compiled to determine your bill.
Our rates are updated, typically on an annual basis, to best represent what retail price is needed for us to operate the hospital and provide care. We look at salaries and wages for our expert staff as well as overhead, which includes utilities, food and other services needed to operate the hospital. We also plan for purchases of sophisticated technology and equipment so that you have access to the most advanced rehabilitation tools and technology available.
The files below contain those standard charges, as well as the rates that we have contracted with insurance companies to pay us for services. Each insurance company listed in the files below has a contract with us to pay us at a discount off the retail price. A portion of the charge that we have contracted with the insurance company to pay us will be the amount that patients are required to pay for services.
Patient Pay Amounts
You may be required to pay co-payments, deductibles and/or co-insurance.
- A deductible is an amount that is required to be paid before the insurance plan will pay for claims, usually at the start of an insurance plan year.
- A co-payment is a fixed dollar amount that is required to be paid by the patient for each visit.
- A co-insurance amount is a percentage amount that the patient is required to pay for a service or visit, such as 20%, and the insurance company would then pay the other 80%.
- The final amount paid by you is determined by your insurance type and contract.