$609
Lowest contracted rate
$31,504
Highest contracted rate
51.7×
Spread (high ÷ low)
7
Insurers in file
The spread is 51.7×. Depending on which insurer is paying, HCA Florida Trinity Hospital receives between $609 and $31,504 for GI Hemorrhage with MCC.
Rate by insurance company
Sorted lowest to highest. When a plan has multiple sub-plans, the median rate is shown.
| Insurance | Contracted rate |
|---|---|
| Molina 3 plans · range $1,834–$18,680 | $11,098Lowest |
| Blue Cross Blue Shield 9 plans · range $9,136–$31,504 | $13,387 |
| Oscar Health | $16,465 |
| Humana 12 plans · range $5,089–$17,094 | $17,094 |
| VA / Champva | $17,623 |
| Aetna 109 plans · range $14,982–$27,837 | $27,837 |
| Cigna 4 plans · range $19,032–$28,974 | $28,974Highest |
Source: HCA Florida Trinity Hospital standard charges file, updated 2025-11-01.
What this means for you
This is the facility fee HCA Florida Trinity Hospital contracts to accept from each insurer for GI Hemorrhage with MCC (DRG 377). It covers the hospital's portion of the bill — the room, nursing, equipment, and OR.
Not included: Surgeon fees, anesthesiologist fees, and specialist fees are billed separately — typically adding 20–40% to the total.
Your actual cost depends on where you stand with your deductible. Before your deductible is met, you pay the full contracted rate. After, you pay your coinsurance percentage.
Get a Good Faith Estimate. Federal law requires hospitals to provide a written cost estimate for planned procedures. Call HCA Florida Trinity Hospital patient financial services and request one for DRG 377 under your specific plan before scheduling.