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Not all insurance plans negotiate the same rates. Across 40 Virginia hospitals, the average negotiated rate varies dramatically by insurance company — from under $25 per procedure to over $9,000. This data comes directly from hospital machine-readable files, which are required to publish the negotiated rate for every payer.

Insurance plans with the lowest negotiated rates

Insurance PlanAvg RateRangeRates Published
TriAtlantic$18$3 - $7560
Health Net$20$3 - $8460
Optum Transplant$23$3 - $9327
Sentara Health$23$3 - $10781
Virginia Premier Health$24$3 - $11090
OptumHealth Transplant$24$3 - $9527
Evernorth Behavioral Health$24$3 - $9645
DaVita Village Health$24$3 - $11263
Clear Spring Health Plan$24$3 - $11390
Pyramid Life$25$3 - $11563

Insurance plans with the highest negotiated rates

Insurance PlanAvg RateRangeRates Published
Optima Health$9,003$17 - $29,307375
One Health Plan$4,780$73 - $15,97864
4Most Health Nework$4,094$8 - $14,677189
Three Rivers Provider Network$3,736$59 - $10,639122
Oscar$3,701$8 - $12,499115
OccuNet Workers Comp$3,681$7 - $14,202252
Multiplan$3,536$8 - $15,978256
Bright Health$3,393$7 - $23,280138
GEHA [40009]$3,344$3 - $28,731130
CorVel$3,253$6 - $12,782286

These averages are across all procedures and all hospitals. Individual plan rates vary by procedure and facility. You can see your specific plan's rate at any hospital on our procedure comparison pages by selecting your insurance in the report.

Sources: hospital machine-readable files (45 CFR Part 180), CMS Hospital Compare, HCAHPS, CMS Cost Reports, and IRS Form 990 filings via ProPublica. Every number traces to a federal primary source — full methodology and direct links.

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