The information provided doesn’t include any physician charges, and final price and billing will depend on several factors including the full course of treatment and type of insurance coverage.
Billing and Insurance
At Hoag Orthopedic Institute we understand that understanding the ins and outs of medical billing and what is covered by your insurance provider can be confusing. You are welcome to contact our patient accounting department with questions you may have regarding a recent bill at (949) 764-8400. You may also find some answers to your questions below.
- Financial Assistance
- Insurance Accepted
- Online Bill Payment
- Cash Rates: Ask us about our all-inclusive bundled cash pricing
Patient Financial Services Customer Service
- Call: (949) 764-8400 to speak with a Patient Financial Services customer service representative.
- Email: PFS@hoag.org
- Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. (Closed on holidays)
- Walk-In: Customer service representatives are located in the Cashiers Office at the Hoag Hospital Irvine campus.
- Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m.– 4:00 p.m. (Closed on holidays).
Patient Financial Services Written Correspondence and Payments:
Hoag Business Center
2975 Red Hill Ave.
Suite 200
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Price Estimates
Hoag Orthopedic Institute aims to make the billing process as easy as possible.
Learn how much a service or procedure might cost you with your insurance
coverage by exploring our interactive tool:
Patient Estimate Tool
Pricing Transparency
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) established guidance which requires hospitals to make available a list of their standard charges online. Hospitals utilize a chargemaster system, which is a list of charges for each service provided to a patient. These charges are the baseline rates for services provided at Hoag Orthopedic Institute and will appear on the patient bill.
The chargemaster rates are updated from time to time to accurately reflect the hospital's expenses to operate.
Standard charges shown in the chargemaster do not necessarily reflect the amount that the patient will pay for the services rendered. Government insurance plans such as Medicare and Medicaid do not pay the chargemaster rates, but rather have their own set rates which hospitals are obligated to accept. Commercial insurance payments are based on rates agreed to by both the insurance carrier and the hospital. Patients without commercial insurance or not covered by a government health care plan should contact the hospital prior to procedure to discuss charges, alternative pricing, and payment terms.
Download the standard hospital charges relevant to the CMS guidance.
Download the average hospital charges by standard diagnosis groupings (MS-DRG) relevant to the CMS guidance.
- Your Right to Receive a Good Faith Estimate
- Your Rights and Protections Against Surprise Medical Bills
The information provided doesn’t include any physician charges, and final price and billing will depend on several factors including the full course of treatment and type of insurance coverage.