University of New Mexico Hospital Pricing Analysis
NM
Source: Hospital MRF file & CMS Medicare PFS 2026
B
Below average prices
16x
the federal fair-price benchmark
4,011
66 comparable to federal rates
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Biggest Overcharges at This Hospital
These are the procedures where University of New Mexico Hospital charges the most compared to the federal fair-price benchmark. “They Charge” is what appears on your bill. “Gov. Benchmark” is what the government determines the doctor's work is worth.
| Procedure | Code | They Charge | Gov. Benchmark | You Overpay |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pelvic Examination | 57410 | $8,509 | $97 | +$8,412 |
| Initial Hospital Inpatient OR Observation Ventilation Assistance And Management | 94002 | $8,509 | $86 | +$8,423 |
| Deliver Placenta | 59414 | $8,509 | $82 | +$8,427 |
| Turning OF Fetus Through External Manipulation | 59412 | $8,509 | $94 | +$8,415 |
| Follow-up Inpatient OR Observation Ventilation Assistance And Management | 94003 | $8,509 | $59 | +$8,450 |
| Hemodialysis Procedure With Physician Evaluation | 90935 | $8,509 | $61 | +$8,448 |
| Suture OF Cervix During Pregnancy Through Vagina | 59320 | $8,509 | $137 | +$8,372 |
| Treatment OF Miscarriage | 59812 | $8,509 | $359 | +$8,150 |
| Myomectomy Vag Method | 58145 | $8,509 | $499 | +$8,010 |
| Exploration OF Abdomen | 49000 | $8,509 | $729 | +$7,780 |
| Episiotomy OR Repair OF Vagina | 59300 | $8,509 | $225 | +$8,284 |
| Insertion OF Stent IN Vein With Review BY Radiologist, Initial Vein | 37238 | $3,713 | $3,275 | +$438 |
| Abortion | 59841 | $8,509 | $424 | +$8,085 |
| Revision OF Cervix | 59325 | $8,509 | $215 | +$8,294 |
| Intro Cath Dialysis Circuit | 36903 | $4,923 | $4,802 | +$120 |
About University of New Mexico Hospital
University of New Mexico Hospital in NM, NM charges about 16x the federal benchmark — pricier than average across 66 procedures we could compare. This data comes directly from the hospital's own published price file — they're required by federal law to share it.
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