Duke Health Raleigh Hospital is a hospital in Raleigh, NC, part of the Duke Health health system.
Duke Health Raleigh Hospital doesn't publicly post prices for individual procedures, so you won't find a comparison between their gross charges and cash prices here — and that means you need to call their billing department directly before you schedule. Ask specifically for the cash price (the self-pay discount) for your procedure, and also ask what your insurance will be billed. You have leverage to negotiate, especially if you're paying out of pocket or have a high deductible.
Here's what to do: Call Duke Health Raleigh's billing office and give them your procedure name and your insurance plan, then ask for a written estimate of both charges. If cost matters to you, also ask whether you qualify for their financial assistance program — they've given out nearly $21 million in charity care, which means they have money set aside for patients who can't pay full price, though eligibility rules vary. Don't schedule until you have those numbers in writing.
Written from data as of 2026-07-30. Prices above are current; figures quoted in this summary reflect that date.
Phone: 919-620-4555
What they charge
Every price below is published by Duke Health Raleigh Hospital in their federally mandated machine-readable file. Click any procedure to compare with nearby hospitals. Prices as of Jan 2023.
Procedure codes generally cover the procedure itself. Other services that often appear on the same bill are listed under separate codes — for example:
Anesthesia(CPT 00xxx)
Pathology, if a sample is taken (CPT 88xxx)
Drugs administered during the visit (J-codes)
Facility vs. professional split — one charge from the hospital, another from the doctor
Room and board, if the procedure is inpatient
Asking what other codes might appear on the bill is a useful follow-up so the total is not a surprise. Once you receive the bill, asking for an itemized statement listing each service code separately makes it easier to match against the disclosed prices above.
Observations about billing-code conventions. Not medical advice. Not legal advice.
Citing this price when you call
A way some patients have asked Duke Health Raleigh Hospital to apply the disclosed cash price to a self-pay visit.
Cite the disclosed cash price.
Reference the specific procedure from the table above. Each cash price was published by Duke Health Raleigh Hospital in its federally-mandated machine-readable file under 45 CFR 180.50.
Ask whether the disclosed price can be applied to your visit as a self-pay patient.
Outcomes vary by hospital and by procedure.
The cash prices above are published by Duke Health Raleigh Hospital as part of federal price-transparency rules. Patients have asked billing departments to apply them; results differ. If a different price ends up on your bill, the disclosed amount stays on this page for your reference. You can share what happened on /report-price — it helps the next person.
Not medical advice. Not legal advice. The cash prices shown are published by the hospital under 45 CFR 180; HospitalCost displays them as published.
The financial picture
What this hospital earns, spends on charity care, and pays its executives.
Patient revenue
$2.3B
CMS cost report
Charity care
$20.8M
0.92% of revenue
Charge-to-payment3.7xcharges vs Medicare payment
Net income
$35.0M
CMS cost report
Beds194licensed beds
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Prices from Duke Health Raleigh Hospital's published machine-readable file, dated Jan 2023. Quality and financial data from CMS Hospital Compare, Cost Reports, and IRS Form 990 via ProPublica, compiled August 2026. Full methodology →