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Hip Replacement Cost in Maryland (2026 Price Guide)

What does a hip replacement cost in Maryland?

You could pay $2,017 or $4,615 for the same hip replacement in Maryland — depending entirely on which facility you choose. The median cash price across 27 reporting hospitals is $2,484. This data comes directly from hospital price transparency files published under federal law.

How prices are distributed across Maryland hospitals:
  • Bottom 25% of hospitals: under $1,894
  • Median: $2,484
  • Above median (top 30%): $4,615+

That's a 2× spread for the same procedure — driven entirely by which facility you choose, not by clinical complexity.

Example — two patients in Baltimore:
  • Patient A (high-cost facility): ~$4,615
  • Patient B (lower-cost facility): ~$2,017
Same procedure. Same week. $2,598 difference.

Cheapest Hip Replacement Providers in Maryland

Based on declared cash/self-pay prices from CMS hospital price transparency files.

# Facility City Price vs Median
4 MedStar Harbor Hospital Baltimore, MD $1,056 -$1,428
5 MedStar Montgomery Medical Center Olney, MD $1,161 -$1,323
6 MedStar Southern Hospital Center Clinton, MD $1,302 -$1,182
7 MedStar St. Mary's Hospital MD $1,540 -$944
8 Sinai Hospital of Baltimore Baltimore, MD $2,012 -$472
9 UM Shore Medical Center at Chestertown Chestertown, MD $2,016 -$468
10 UM Shore Medical Center at Easton Easton, MD $2,029 -$455
11 UMMC Midtown Campus MD $2,254 -$230

Prices are declared self-pay rates. Contact each facility for a formal quote before scheduling.

The facility you choose matters more than almost anything else — the same procedure, same quality, same state can cost 5× more at one hospital versus the one down the road.

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Worth knowing: A small number of hospitals report very high prices above $11,489, which pulls the overall range wider than what most patients encounter. The typical range above is a better guide for planning.
Every hospital in this dataset offers a cash price — with a median of $2,702. If your deductible hasn't been met, always ask for the self-pay rate before scheduling.

What you'll actually pay — example scenarios

Your situation Estimated out-of-pocket
Deductible not yet met (pay in full) ~$2,484
Deductible met — 20% coinsurance ~$497
Out-of-network provider $5,465+

Based on the state median of $2,484. Your actual cost depends on your plan deductible, coinsurance rate, and network tier. Get YOUR personalized estimate →

What this means for you

If you haven't met your deductible, you are effectively a cash-pay patient.

That means:

  • You should shop prices directly — the same way you'd compare any major purchase
  • Insurance may not get you a better deal than the cash price
  • The cheapest facility can save you $1,910+ vs. the median.

This is the single biggest lever most patients have to reduce their cost.

Lower-cost options in Maryland start around $1,894 or below. Most hospitals cluster between $1,894 and $5,732. A smaller group reports prices above that — often academic medical centers or high-cost markets.

If you're comparing specific hospitals, the lowest self-pay rates reported in this dataset include: Sinai Hospital of Baltimore in Baltimore (cash price from $2,012); UM Shore Medical Center at Chestertown in Chestertown (cash price from $2,016); UM Shore Medical Center at Easton in Easton (cash price from $2,029). These are declared cash prices — contact each facility for a formal quote before scheduling.

Where hip replacement costs vary in Maryland

Each pin represents a hospital that filed price transparency data. Green pins are below the state cash-price average; red are above. Click any pin for facility name and price details.

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Quick decision guide:
  • Best value hospitals (lowest prices): MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital: $574; MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center: $851; MedStar Union Memorial Hospital: $1,024
  • Most expensive: Frederick Health Hospital: ~$10,332; Shady Grove Medical Center: ~$8,126

→ Choosing the right facility can save $1,910+ vs. the state median.

Maryland Hip Replacement prices by facility

All prices below come from hospital chargemasters — the official price lists each hospital must publish under federal law. Gross charge is the undiscounted list price; cash price is the self-pay rate; negotiated range covers the spread across insurance contracts.

How we calculate "Your Price" — We prioritize the most actionable price in this order:
  1. Cash price — the self-pay rate you can actually negotiate and pay
  2. Negotiated rate — if reported by the hospital across insurance contracts
  3. Gross charge — fallback only; this is the inflated list price few people pay

This reflects the real prices patients encounter — not inflated chargemaster rates.

# Facility City Your Price vs Median Gross Charge
#1 MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital Baltimore, MD $574 -$1,910 $586–$1,882
#2 MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center Baltimore, MD $851 -$1,633 $869–$1,109
#3 MedStar Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore, MD $1,024 -$1,460 $1,045
#4 MedStar Harbor Hospital Baltimore, MD $1,056 -$1,428 $1,077–$1,375
#5 MedStar Montgomery Medical Center Olney, MD $1,161 -$1,323 $1,184
#6 MedStar Southern Hospital Center Clinton, MD $1,302 -$1,182 $1,329
#7 MedStar St. Mary's Hospital MD $1,540 -$944 $1,571
#8 Sinai Hospital of Baltimore Baltimore, MD $2,012 -$472 $558–$2,878
#9 UM Shore Medical Center at Chestertown Chestertown, MD $2,016 -$468 $781–$21,840
#10 UM Shore Medical Center at Easton Easton, MD $2,029 -$455 $901–$9,560
#11 UMMC Midtown Campus MD $2,254 -$230 $1,025–$10,800
#12 Carroll Hospital Center Westminster, MD $2,382 -$102 $543–$2,430
#13 Northwest Hospital Center MD $2,417 -$67 $554–$5,709
#14 UM Charles Regional Medical Center La Plata, MD $2,448 -$36 $690–$20,160
#15 UM Baltimore Washington Medical Center Glen Burnie, MD $2,521 +$37 $527–$12,080
▼ Show 12 more Maryland hospitals
#16 UM Capital Region Medical Center Largo, MD $2,630 +$146 $535–$12,600
#17 UM Rehabilitation and Orthopaedic Institute Baltimore, MD $2,638 +$154 $546–$12,640
#18 Greater Baltimore Medical Center Towson, MD $2,702 +$218 $2,702–$3,986
#19 UM Upper Chesapeake Medical Center Bel Air, MD $3,047 +$563 $522–$14,600
#20 White Oak Medical Center Sliver Spring, MD $4,789 +$2,305 $557–$10,828
#21 UPMC Western Maryland Cumberland, MD $5,655 +$3,171 $981–$11,221
#22 Fort Washington Medical Center Fort Washington, MD $5,963 +$3,479 $699–$12,097
#23 UM Laurel Medical Center Laurel, MD $6,585 +$4,101 $620–$6,720
#24 UM R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center Baltimore, MD $6,820 +$4,336 $876–$6,960
#25 University of Maryland Medical Center Baltimore, MD $7,095 +$4,611 $681–$7,240
#26 Shady Grove Medical Center Rockville, MD $8,126 +$5,642 $648–$15,144
#27 Frederick Health Hospital Frederick, MD $10,332 +$7,848 $886–$10,542

Source: CMS hospital price transparency machine-readable files. vs Median = savings or premium relative to the state median price. Gross Charge = undiscounted list price for reference.

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Where you can save the most on hip replacement in Maryland

These facilities have the lowest declared prices relative to the state median — they represent the best opportunities to reduce your out-of-pocket cost for this procedure.

Facility City Your Price vs Median
MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital Baltimore, MD $574 -$1,910
MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center Baltimore, MD $851 -$1,633
MedStar Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore, MD $1,024 -$1,460
MedStar Harbor Hospital Baltimore, MD $1,056 -$1,428
MedStar Montgomery Medical Center Olney, MD $1,161 -$1,323

How to choose a lower-cost facility

  • Choose independent outpatient centers when possible — freestanding ASCs (ambulatory surgical centers) consistently charge less than hospital outpatient departments for identical procedures.
  • Ask for the cash price if your deductible isn't met — self-pay rates are often lower than what insurance pays before your deductible is satisfied, especially at facilities that have a high cash-price discount.
  • Avoid hospital outpatient departments for routine cases — hospital-owned locations add a facility fee that freestanding centers don't charge, often adding $500–$1,500 to the same procedure.
Important: Many procedures are done at ambulatory surgical centers (ASCs) that are often 30–60% cheaper than hospital outpatient departments with the same clinical quality. Most ASCs are not in this hospital dataset — meaning your cheapest option may not even appear here. Ask your doctor if the procedure can be done at a freestanding ASC.

Most expensive hip replacement providers in Maryland

These facilities report the highest prices for this procedure. Academic medical centers and specialty hospitals often top this list — their gross charges rarely reflect what anyone actually pays, but understanding the spread helps you negotiate.

Facility City Price vs Median
Frederick Health Hospital Frederick, MD $10,332 +$7,848
Shady Grove Medical Center Rockville, MD $8,126 +$5,642
University of Maryland Medical Center Baltimore, MD $7,095 +$4,611
UM R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center Baltimore, MD $6,820 +$4,336
UM Laurel Medical Center Laurel, MD $6,585 +$4,101

Why prices vary this much

A small number of hospitals (1) report very high prices above $11,489, which drives much of the overall price range. Excluding these, most facilities cluster in a significantly tighter band.

The spread comes from how each hospital sets its chargemaster (the undiscounted list price), what cash discounts it applies, and what rates it negotiates with each insurer. Facility classification matters too — a hospital-owned outpatient center adds a facility fee that a freestanding clinic does not. Understanding these mechanics is the first step to paying less.

Learn more:
→ Allowed amount vs negotiated rate — what your EOB is really saying
→ How to read your medical bill
→ Why hospital prices are so hard to find — and what to do about it

How insurance changes what you actually pay

Hospital list prices are only part of the picture. What you pay out of pocket depends on your deductible, your plan's out-of-pocket maximum, whether the facility is in-network, and whether your plan classifies the visit as outpatient or inpatient. A lower gross charge doesn't guarantee a lower bill if the facility is out-of-network or adds facility fees your plan doesn't cover.

Understand your cost before you go:
→ Deductible vs out-of-pocket max
→ EOB vs medical bill — complete guide
→ How to stop medical bill problems before they start (in-network vs out-of-network)

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About the Author

John Caruso, FSA, MAAA

Healthcare actuary with 20+ years of experience in insurance pricing, medical billing systems, and healthcare cost analytics.

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Published May 10, 2026 · Updated May 10, 2026

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