If you go to the hospital what is your average cost going to be? Just for a normal emergency?
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http://www.kff.org/  Here is a good website for you to check out.  \n\nThere is no simple answer to your question--you would need to narrow it down to say average cost for a minor emergency such as a baby with an ear infection and fever or an adult with a broken arm--so much depends on where the treatment is rendered--in a city with multiple hospitals that compete for business or in a rural town where there is only one hospital to choose from and therefore their prices are higher.  Does the hospital treat a large number of indigent patients therefore they have to pass the cost on to the insured patients?  Does the injured person have health insurance or are they a cash pay patient--the costs can differ.  Is this a work related injury--if so the cost to set a broken arm greatly differs than it would if it was not work related. Most states have fee schedules on what to pay on a WC injury--hospitals can charge more than the fee schedule but the carrier only has to pay what the fee schedule allows. Narrow your question down and you can get a better comparison of costs
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Depending on who you go to, but from my experience it ran me 65 .Just mention to them that your not insured and they should give you a break on the price.....
348208
going to a hospital would be and emt or paramedic. at the hospital it would be a nurse or aide as mentioned previously. it would depend on what circumstances your question was based on.
377935
call your local hospitals and they will give you the info
584144
With the cost of medical treatment?  \nreasonable.\nrational?
388272
Before my father passed he was on life support in the intensive care unit.\n\nMy mom showed me the bill, and I recall it being somewhere around $8000.00 a day.
345131
You could go to an emergency room.  They'll bill you or you can go to your local health department.  They can give you free or discounted services. Or you could contact your Department of Social Services.
628778
Im an EMT basic.. here a just a few decent websites. But I hightly recommend that if you are experiencing pain to go see a doctor. DO NOT GO TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM, unless it is a real emergency. Set an appointment with a family physician. But check these sites for addtional info. www.medicinenet.com  \nwww.answers.com\nwww.pain.health-info.org
878115
u should go to the hospital if u really care about ur health
304067
I would recommend either calling your local hospital,  or go on line.
599999
Could run a couple thousand, most insurance compnaies cover the cost. Depneds if you have it a center or hospital, and if they need to sedate you.
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This question seems strange, the amount 1200 is so odd. I'd expect it to be like 1000 or 2000 something even.\n\nBut no it's not worth it, you'd probably need about 1000 dollars just for medical treatment alone from the damage it would do. and not to mention the pain...
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It depends where you live and who is doing the procedure. If it is in a hospital you are looking at an average of around $1600-$3000 for the procedure and then you have to factor in anesthesia and lab. If you do not have insurance, your state should have an indigent care program. You may also want to see if you qualify for Medicaid in your state, and you can do that at your local Social Services office, or check your state online. Make sure you need the procedure before you have it done, though.
48817
Call the emergency room and ask them. You could have a very serious problem or could be minor. They should be able to help you.
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Maybe you should try going to the urgent care...
525707
If you are in need, go to a university hospital, I have done it many times, if you need an x-ray they will take them, worse case you will have to fill out indigent paperwork if you have no money!
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Hospitals CANNOT refuse you treatment in the case of an emergency. They will treat you and send you a bill (probably be in the mail before you get home...ha ha). They do have financial programs which can cut the bill in half or totally erase it depending on qualifications.