Three Key Pricing Resources
- A machine-readable file listing our standard charges for all items and services
- A patient cost estimator tool for estimating out-of-pocket costs for common procedures
- Guidance on how to get a personalized cost estimate for your specific situation
Standard Charges File
A machine-readable file of our standard charges for all items and services, intended for researchers, health plans, and developers who need structured pricing data.
Patient Cost Estimator
Estimate what you might owe for a procedure or service based on your insurance and the care you need. Actual costs may vary by plan and provider.
What Affects What You Pay
- Your insurance plan — deductible, copay, coinsurance, and out-of-pocket maximum
- Whether your provider is in-network or out-of-network with your plan
- The specific services and procedures you receive
- Whether additional tests, imaging, or lab work are needed
- Financial assistance programs you may qualify for
Because every patient’s situation is different, the information here is a general guide. For the most accurate estimate, follow the steps below.
Four Simple Steps
- 1Contact your insurance company. Ask about your benefits, deductible status, and whether Helena Hospital is in your network. The member services number is on the back of your card.
- 2Ask us for an estimate. Call our billing team at (870) 493-3142 and provide the type of service, your insurance information, and any referral or authorization details.
- 3Review your estimate. We’ll provide the most accurate estimate possible. Keep in mind that unexpected services during your visit may affect the final bill.
- 4Ask about financial assistance. If you’re worried about affording care, ask about our financial assistance program and the Prompt Pay Discount.
Your Rights Against Surprise Bills
Federal law protects you from certain unexpected medical bills, including most emergency services and many services at in-network facilities.
Questions About Pricing?
While we’re happy to provide cost estimates, the final amount you owe depends on the services you actually receive, your insurance coverage, and other factors. Estimates are not guarantees of final cost.