How much would it cost for me to have arthroscopic surger on my torn rotator cuff.(ball park figure)?
367151
In 1998 mine was just shy of $20,000 after all the bills came in.  I had insurance.  Try bargaining for a cash discount.  Insurance companies get big discounts, never hurts to try.
1002737
Too expensive. What if you had surgery, then you got an infection, a serious one? The health unsurance plans in America stink royally. We the payers are getting the short end of the stick for the large Insurance bill. Really good insurance comes from your local farm bureau. Check them out!
958709
Average fee (outside of New York) including surgeon, anesthesia and operating room for one area is reported to be $2500-4500 and for three areas is $5500-7000, so two areas ought to fall somewhere in the middle between those ranges.
799335
Step 1: Find the Revenue per surgery, using only the amount of money spent on the surgery itself.\nPayment: $1000\nCosts: $380 in supplies, $15 in flowers, $20 * .25 in glasses ($20 * the 25% of people who need it = $400/patient\n\nRevenue = payment - cost = $1000 - $400 = $600/case\n\nStep 2: Find the annual costs.\nThe fixed costs are from the cost of the room itself (180K) and the salaries of the staff (270K).\nFixed costs: $180K + $270K = $450K.\n\nThere are no variable annual costs given in the problem, so you only need to worry about the fixed annual costs.\n\nStep 3: Find break even point.\nThe break even point is where the number of cases * the revenue/case equals the fixed costs.\nx * $600 = $450K\nx = $450K / $600 = 750 surgeries (solution)
197656
It will depend on the size and also where in the U.S. you live.  It could range anywhere from $60.00 - $300.00.
568821
why dont you get it done in India.an all includive cost would be for 1500 USD.one company arranges surgery for nris and foreigners in India.i read a lot about them in newspapers.\nhttp://www.forerunnershealthcare.com
1122626
The price varies depending on what part of the country you are in. There are many dos and don'ts after surgery. Check with your local Ophthalmologist to get a complete list.
112687
The price is going to vary depending on what you choose to replace it with.  A flipper, a partial denture, a fixed bridge, a maryland bridge an implant.. many options and the price can vary from a couple of hundred to several thousand.
514711
if you're really interested it's 150$ plus 25$ for bay area co-op card..... kmking2k on aol if you are serious i will give you number to get referal(in oakland)...i went in didnt even see doctor and got it. i wont be checking back on this page so AOL is only way to reach me.. peace
976297
I lknow that hurts !  I fractured mine years ago.  Here is a site online that you can purchase on.\nGood luck, Happy Thanksgiving!
117858
My insurance paid for both of mine. But I think they are at least $1,000.  Call the center where you had it done and ask them. Also call your insurance company and find out how much they pay. It might depend on your diagnosis.
272247
Please don't tell me you're in the O.R. and you need a tip to perform major surgery!  It must be an HMO.\n\nGood luck finding a clue.
188143
Your best start would be to find an Ophthalmologist that is specializing in this type of procedure. Definitely check out his references and history.  It should not be hard to find a reputable doctor and office.  Stay away from the discounted or heavily advertised ones.  You get what you pay for and expect it to cost around $4000.00.  Schedule an appointment to discuss it.  They will assess your correction and thoroughly discuss your expectations and concerns, if they are a good doctor.  If they don't, find another doctor. They will not pressure you to commit unless you are certain you are prepared and are a positive candidate for the correction.  Everyone isn't...if your correction is too severe.  This surgery is wonderful if it works right, but there are risks, as with anything.  Seek out as much information as you need and then make an informed decision.  Good Luck!
209412
There is a chance that you could have thrown out your rotator cuff. Personally if that happened to me i would get it checked out.
618958
Go to this website http://health.discovery.com/centers/plasticsurgery/plasticsurgery.html.\n\nFor the price \n\nhttp://health.discovery.com/centers/plasticsurgery/general/price.html
312057
check with your Dr. where to buy\nthank you
1101702
Cheap, pull it.\n\nIf salvageable, expect starting price of $1800 for root canal and crown.