Nail avulsion (ingrown nail removal) in Arizona

Below is what hospitals in Arizona charge if you pay cash, and the typical rate insurers negotiated.

Cash prices at 4 hospitals in Arizona run from $152 to $515. The typical hospital charges $368. Where a hospital sits on this scale matters more than the number alone:

typical: $368
Cheaper than most hospitalsPricier than most hospitals

5 hospitals. Sort by: Cash price ▲ · Negotiated median · Gross charge · Negotiated low

What these numbers mean. Cash price is what the hospital lists for patients paying out of pocket. Negotiated median is the middle of what insurance companies actually agreed to pay. Gross charge is the sticker price — almost nobody pays it. What you will actually pay is usually different from both numbers: with insurance, your deductible, copay, or coinsurance decides what you owe — the negotiated rate is what the insurer pays, not your bill. A single line item may not be the whole cost: physician, anesthesia, pathology, and facility fees can be billed separately. Prices vary by hospital and change over time; always confirm with the hospital before you go.
HospitalCash price Where it sitsInsurance pays (typical)Gross charge
Kingman Regional Medical Center
AZ · Price file August 14, 2026
$152Insurance typically pays $214Sticker price $433
Lowest price of any hospital
$214$433
Copper Queen Community Hospital
AZ · Price file October 7, 2026
$270Insurance typically pays $65Sticker price $338
Cheaper than 67% of hospitals
$65$338
Valley View Medical Center
AZ
$465Insurance typically pays $1,019Sticker price $774
Pricier than 67% of hospitals
$1,019$774
Yuma Regional Medical Center
Yuma, AZ · Price file September 30, 2026
$515Insurance typically pays $212Sticker price $793
Highest price of any hospital
$212$793
Canyon Vista Medical Center
AZ · Price file July 18, 2026
—Insurance typically pays —Sticker price $1,010——$1,010

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Procedure code 11730. Prices are from each hospital's own published price file — see methodology.