Rhode Island · RI

Hospitals in Rhode Island

13 CMS-tracked hospitals · 9 non-profit (§501(r) charity-care eligible) · 11 with CMS overall rating (state average 3.4/5).

Quality data updated today·Source: CMS Care Compare (Hospital Quality Metrics)
Pricing data updated today·Source: Hospital Price Transparency files (45 CFR §180.50)

Average pricing across Rhode Island

State-level averages from federally-required Hospital Price Transparency files. Real prices vary widely by hospital; click any code for the national distribution and the specific hospitals at the high and low ends.

ServiceState avg chargemasterState avg commercialMedicare
CPT 99213

Office visit, established patient (low complexity)

1 hospitals reporting

$411$99$98
CPT 99214

Office visit, established patient (moderate complexity)

1 hospitals reporting

$411$99$139
CPT 99284

ER visit (Level 4)

2 hospitals reporting

$2,072$642$119
CPT 99285

ER visit (Level 5)

2 hospitals reporting

$2,072$642$173
CPT 71045

Chest X-ray, single view

2 hospitals reporting

$507$99$26
CPT 70450

CT head/brain without contrast

2 hospitals reporting

$1,222$183$110
CPT 76700

Abdominal ultrasound, complete

2 hospitals reporting

$685$172$118
CPT 80053

Comprehensive metabolic panel

2 hospitals reporting

$203$17—
CPT 85025

CBC with differential

2 hospitals reporting

$124$13—
CPT 27447

Total knee arthroplasty

2 hospitals reporting

$32,456$9,703$1,170
CPT 47562

Laparoscopic gallbladder removal

2 hospitals reporting

$9,823$4,455$635
CPT 45378

Colonoscopy, diagnostic

2 hospitals reporting

$3,217$1,113$390

Every hospital in Rhode Island

Sorted by CMS overall rating where available. Each entry links to the full quality, pricing, and charity-care page.

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Common questions

How many hospitals are in Rhode Island?
13 hospitals in Rhode Island are tracked by CMS Care Compare as of the most recent refresh. Of these, 9 are registered as voluntary non-profit (eligible to offer charity care under ACA §501(r)) and 11 have a published CMS overall rating.
Which Rhode Island hospitals offer charity care?
Every voluntary non-profit hospital in Rhode Island is required by Section 501(r) of the IRS code to offer financial assistance to patients meeting income criteria. The 9 non-profit hospitals listed below all fall in this category. Each hospital's specific Financial Assistance Policy is on its billing webpage; eligibility is typically tied to a multiple of the Federal Poverty Level.
How are these prices determined?
The prices in the comparison table below come from federally-required Hospital Price Transparency machine-readable files (45 CFR §180.50), aggregated across all reporting hospitals in Rhode Island. Hospital chargemaster prices are the gross billed amounts before any discounts or insurance contracts; median commercial is the typical insurer rate; Medicare allowed is the federally-set baseline. Real bills depend on the specific facility, payer, and service setting.
What's the difference between chargemaster and what I'll actually pay?
Chargemaster is the hospital's published gross price — rarely what anyone actually pays. Insured patients pay their plan's negotiated rate (typically 30-60% of chargemaster). Self-pay patients can usually negotiate down further (often by 25-50%) or apply for charity care if the facility is a non-profit. The chargemaster matters as the starting point for self-pay billing and the reference for some insurance contracts.