Pacemaker Surgery Cost in Washington (2026): Average Prices & What You'll Pay
What does a pacemaker surgery cost in Washington?
Where you have a pacemaker surgery done in Washington swings the bill from $7,297 to $12,103 for identical care. The median cash price across 40 reporting hospitals is $8,300. The numbers are pulled directly from federally mandated hospital price transparency files. The sections below break this down by coverage and by insurer.
Three low-priced facilities in Washington, from hospital price files
- St. Anthony Hospital · Gig Harbor, WA $6,054
- HIGHLINE MEDICAL CENTER · Burien, WA $6,078
- MultiCare Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital Association · Yakima, WA $6,110
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Where pacemaker surgery costs vary in Washington
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Cheapest Pacemaker Surgery Providers in Washington
Based on declared cash/self-pay prices from CMS hospital price transparency files.
| # | Facility | City | Price | vs median ($8,300) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | St. Anthony Hospital | Gig Harbor, WA | $6,054 | $2,246 below |
| 2 | HIGHLINE MEDICAL CENTER | Burien, WA | $6,078 | $2,222 below |
| 3 | MultiCare Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital Association | Yakima, WA | $6,110 | $2,190 below |
| 4 | St. Francis Hospital | Federal Way, WA | $6,246 | $2,054 below |
| 5 | FRANCISCAN HEALTH SYSTEM | Tacoma, WA | $6,592 | $1,708 below |
| 6 | ENUMCLAW REGIONAL HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION | Enumclaw, WA | $7,034 | $1,266 below |
| 7 | Providence Health And Services - Washington | Everett, WA | $7,246 | $1,054 below |
| 8 | Clallam County Public Hospital District 2 DBA Olympic Medical Center | Port Angeles, WA | $7,247 | $1,053 below |
Prices are declared self-pay rates. Contact each facility for a formal quote before scheduling.
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- Is this the self-pay price, and does it include the doctor, anesthesia and any lab or pathology? Those are often billed separately.
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Quick take
- St. Anthony Hospital is the lowest-cost option at $6,054 - $2,246 below the median posted price ($8,300), just by choosing where you go.
- Ask for the cash price if your deductible isn't met - the median cash price here is $8,300, and it's often lower than what insurance pays before your deductible is satisfied.
- Doctor offices and independent clinics may charge differently from hospitals for the same service and may not appear in this hospital-only dataset. Ask your doctor whether another site is an option.
| Coverage | Hospitals with a rate | Typical range | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medicare (national rate) | — | $10,678 to $10,678 | $10,678 |
| With insurance (commercial, average) | 35 | $12,125 to $25,571 | $21,786 |
| Without insurance (cash price) | 40 | $6,034 to $19,924 | $8,300 |
| Premera Blue Cross | 32 | $9,533 to $28,868 | $17,040 |
| Aetna | 32 | $5,257 to $29,763 | $14,756 |
| Cigna | 22 | $2,222 to $50,172 | $15,004 |
| UnitedHealthcare | 21 | $11,871 to $36,281 | $12,432 |
Rates are negotiated allowed amounts and cash prices from hospital price-transparency files (October 2026), shown at each hospital’s lowest-priced typical billing code for this procedure. Facility fees only. The typical range is the middle 80% of hospitals, not a quote for your visit.
How much does a pacemaker surgery cost with Medicare in Washington?
Medicare's national hospital outpatient payment for pacemaker surgery is about $10,678 to $10,678 (typically near $10,678). After the $257 Part B deductible, you generally pay 20% of the Medicare-approved amount, about $2,136 on a $10,678 payment, with no out-of-pocket cap unless you have supplemental coverage or a Medicare Advantage plan.
Doctor, anesthesia and pathology fees are billed separately. Medicare rates are national CMS amounts, adjusted slightly by local wage levels.
How much does a pacemaker surgery cost with insurance in Washington?
Across 35 Washington hospitals, the negotiated rates commercial insurers pay for pacemaker surgery average $12,125 to $25,571 per hospital, with a median near $21,786. That is the amount your plan and you pay the hospital together; you owe your deductible, then coinsurance, up to your out-of-pocket maximum.
Each hospital’s figure is the average of the commercial insurers it lists. Medicare, Medicare Advantage and Medicaid rates are excluded.
How much does a pacemaker surgery cost without insurance in Washington?
Cash (self-pay) prices for pacemaker surgery at 40 Washington hospitals range from $6,034 to $19,924, with a median of $8,300. Ask for the cash or self-pay price and for any financial-assistance discount before you book; both can be lower than the posted price.
Cash prices are the hospital’s published discounted rate for patients paying without insurance.
How much does a pacemaker surgery cost with Premera Blue Cross in Washington?
Premera Blue Cross negotiated rates for pacemaker surgery at 32 Washington hospitals range from $9,533 to $28,868, with a median near $17,040. Your own cost depends on your plan’s deductible and coinsurance, and on whether the hospital is in your network.
Includes Blue Cross and Blue Shield and Anthem plans listed by each hospital.
How much does a pacemaker surgery cost with Aetna in Washington?
Aetna negotiated rates for pacemaker surgery at 32 Washington hospitals range from $5,257 to $29,763, with a median near $14,756. If a hospital is out of network for your Aetna plan, you may owe more than the negotiated rate, so check the network first.
How much does a pacemaker surgery cost with Cigna in Washington?
Cigna negotiated rates for pacemaker surgery at 22 Washington hospitals range from $2,222 to $50,172, with a median near $15,004. If a hospital is out of network for your Cigna plan, you may owe more than the negotiated rate, so check the network first.
How much does a pacemaker surgery cost with UnitedHealthcare in Washington?
UnitedHealthcare negotiated rates for pacemaker surgery at 21 Washington hospitals range from $11,871 to $36,281, with a median near $12,432. If a hospital is out of network for your UnitedHealthcare plan, you may owe more than the negotiated rate, so check the network first.
How where you go changes what you pay for pacemaker surgery
The same pacemaker surgery bundles different services depending on the setting - facility fee, surgeon fee, and anesthesia each arrive as separate bills. Estimated ranges below reflect the typical full bundled cost, including all expected charges.
- Facility fee $4,633–$87,206
- Professional fee $659–$1,992
Estimated from CMS fee schedules + commercial rate multipliers
- Facility fee $5,262–$28,131
- Professional fee $659–$1,992
Estimated from CMS fee schedules + commercial rate multipliers
Providence Health, Swedish Health Services (a Providence affiliate), and UW Medicine compete in the Western Washington market. Kaiser Permanente Washington has substantial commercial market share in the Puget Sound area. Eastern Washington operates as a distinct, lower-cost market anchored by Providence and MultiCare. Washington state has active price transparency enforcement.
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Why prices vary - and what it means for your coverage
A small number of hospitals (5) report prices above $22,906, including St. John Medical Center at $41,598, which drives most of the overall spread - excluding them, most facilities cluster in a much tighter band. Setting matters too: the median outpatient price is $8,542 versus $15,172 inpatient (about 1.8× more), so where a procedure happens often matters more than which hospital you pick. Setting drives much of the spread here: whether the hospital bills the stay as outpatient or inpatient changes the facility fee, which is why two similar hospitals can bill very differently for the same procedure.
On top of the facility price, your actual bill depends on your deductible, your out-of-pocket maximum, and whether every provider involved - not just the facility - is in-network.
| Your situation | Estimated out-of-pocket |
|---|---|
| Deductible not yet met | ~$8,300 |
| Deductible met - 20% coinsurance | ~$1,660 |
| Out-of-network provider | $18,260+ |
Frequently asked questions: pacemaker surgery costs in Washington
How much does a pacemaker surgery cost in Washington?
The typical insurer-negotiated rate is $6,196, with most facilities between $5,447 and $9,776 (based on 35 hospitals reporting negotiated rates). Posted cash prices at the middle 80% of Washington hospitals run $6,034–$19,924; outlier facilities above and below that range are left out. What you pay depends on the facility, your insurance, and whether you have met your deductible.
Where is the cheapest place to get a pacemaker surgery in Washington?
Based on declared prices, the lowest posted price in our Washington data is St. Anthony Hospital in Gig Harbor at about $6,054. By metro, Tacoma has the lowest median ($8,300).
Why is a pacemaker surgery so much cheaper at some Washington hospitals?
Typical prices vary about 1.8× (25th to 70th percentile of negotiated rates) because each hospital sets its own list price, cash discount, and insurer-negotiated rates. In Washington, the median cash (self-pay) price is $8,300 versus a median negotiated rate of $21,786 - cash is the lower number at many hospitals. Asking for the cash price as well as your insurer's negotiated rate is often the single biggest lever on what you pay.
How much will I actually pay out of pocket for a pacemaker surgery in Washington?
Your out-of-pocket cost depends on your deductible, coinsurance, out-of-pocket maximum, and whether the facility is in-network - not just the sticker price. If you have not met your deductible, you will typically pay the negotiated rate in full until you do. Use the CostKits cost forecaster to estimate your specific out-of-pocket amount before you go.
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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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