Every Medicare-enrolled hospital in Connecticut, A–Z. Open a hospital for its CCN, NPI, ownership and certified units.
39 hospitals
Manchester Memorial Hospital
4 of 5 starsMasonicare Health Center
Not ratedMiddlesex Hospital
3 of 5 starsMidstate Medical Center
4 of 5 starsMount Sinai Rehabilitation Hospital Inc
Not ratedSaint Francis Hospital and Medical Center
2 of 5 starsSaint Mary's Hospital, Inc.
3 of 5 starsSharon Hospital
5 of 5 starsSilver Hill Hospital, Inc
Not ratedSouthwest Connecticut Mental Health System (swcmhs)
Not ratedSt Vincent's Medical Center
4 of 5 starsStamford Hospital
5 of 5 starsThe Charlotte Hungerford Hospital
3 of 5 starsThe Connecticut Hospice Inc
Not ratedThe Griffin Hospital
4 of 5 starsThe Hospital of Central Connecticut
2 of 5 starsThe William W Backus Hospital
4 of 5 starsER visit: UnitedHealthcare physician rate for a high-severity ER visit (CPT 99285), vs. the Connecticut median.
How rates for common services vary across Connecticut hospitals. Each hospital counts once, at its median rate.
Emergency room visit, high severity
99285 · 26 hospitals
Middle half $167–$272 · 10th–90th percentile $158–$294
CT scan, abdomen and pelvis, with contrast
74177 · 26 hospitals
Middle half $346–$656 · 10th–90th percentile $325–$901
MRI, brain, with and without contrast
70553 · 26 hospitals
Middle half $499–$977 · 10th–90th percentile $362–$1,232
Colonoscopy, diagnostic
45378 · 26 hospitals
Middle half $406–$631 · 10th–90th percentile $353–$878
What UnitedHealthcare pays clinicians billing at these hospitals, not the hospitals' facility fees. Source: UnitedHealthcare Transparency in Coverage files.
Compare negotiated rates from UHC, Aetna, Cigna and BCBS across every hospital in the state, down to the TIN.