How Much Does Partial Esophagus Removal with Neck Opening, No Reconstruction Cost?
This procedure involves removing part of the esophagus, creating an opening in the neck (cervical esophagostomy) to allow for external drainage or future reconstruction, without immediately reconnecting the digestive tract. It is often done for esophageal cancer or severe trauma.
Step 1 · The average price
Average hospital price
$17,326
Based on 100 hospitals across 78 cities
💡 The doctor's Medicare fee is $3,571 — that's what the physician receives. Hospital/facility charges are separate.
Step 2 · Your city
What does Partial Esophagus No Recon cost where you live?
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Common Questions
How much does Partial Esophagus No Recon cost?
The average Average hospital price for Partial Esophagus Removal with Neck Opening, No Reconstruction is $17,326. Across 100 hospitals, prices range from $1,770 to $39,875.
Does Medicare cover Partial Esophagus No Recon?
Yes. Medicare pays physicians $3,571 on average. Under Original Medicare (Part B), you typically pay 20% after your deductible (~$714).
How much does it cost without insurance?
Uninsured patients often face the chargemaster rate (3-10x higher than cash price). Always ask the hospital for their self-pay or cash-pay rate — often 40-80% off the list price.
Why is the price so different between hospitals?
Hospital prices for the same procedure vary by insurance contract, facility overhead, and regional cost of living. In some cities, the highest-priced hospital charges 3-5× what the lowest-priced hospital charges for the same service.
What should I ask before scheduling?
Ask for the total estimated bill (including facility + anesthesia + supplies), whether the service is covered by your insurance, if the procedure can be done at an ambulatory surgery center (typically 30-60% cheaper), and what the cash-pay rate is.
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