DRG 795 Cost by Hospital

DRG 795  ·  Maternity & Newborn  ·  Facility fee  ·  Tampa, FL

$392
Lowest rate in Tampa
$11,098
Highest rate in Tampa
9
Hospitals compared
8
Insurers covered

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Hover rates with multiple plans to see the full range. All rates are facility fees only.

Insurance HCA Florida Largo HospitalHCA Florida Trinity HospitalHCA Florida West Tampa HospitalHCA FLORIDA BRANDON HOSPITALHCA Florida South Tampa HospitalAdventHealth TampaAdventHealth ZephyrhillsAdventHealth Wesley ChapelTampa General Hospital
Blue Cross Blue Shield$1,827$1,761Best$1,922$1,827$1,922$2,622High
Aetna$392Best$392Best$1,101$1,101$1,101$4,499High$3,817$3,655$4,263
United Healthcare$3,126
Cigna$3,601$3,650$4,090$4,361High$4,090$2,781$2,221$2,137Best$3,818
Humana$3,295$3,279$3,673$3,953High$3,673$2,696$2,207$2,123Best
Molina$3,601$3,583$4,014$4,320High$4,014$1,743Best
Oscar Health$4,408$3,751$3,159Best$4,464High
VA / Champva$3,397$3,380Best$3,787$4,075High$3,787

Sources: HCA Florida Largo Hospital, HCA Florida Trinity Hospital, HCA Florida West Tampa Hospital, HCA FLORIDA BRANDON HOSPITAL, HCA Florida South Tampa Hospital, AdventHealth Tampa, AdventHealth Zephyrhills, AdventHealth Wesley Chapel, Tampa General Hospital price transparency files, updated 2026-01-01.

Why do prices vary this much?

Each hospital negotiates contracts with every insurance company separately. Larger hospital systems — particularly academic medical centers — have more leverage and typically negotiate higher rates. The lowest rates in most markets are Medicare rates, which are set by the federal government.

High-deductible plan holders pay the full contracted rate until they hit their deductible. For a planned procedure, the hospital you choose can make a multi-thousand dollar difference.

This is the facility fee only. Surgeon, anesthesiologist, and specialist fees are billed separately and are not included here. Your out-of-pocket cost depends on your plan's deductible, coinsurance percentage, and out-of-pocket maximum. Call the hospital's billing department for a Good Faith Estimate before any non-emergency procedure — federal law requires them to provide one.