Where can I find the cheapest injection of additional new drug or substance into vein in Delaware?

The cheapest Delaware hospital published cash price for this procedure is $96.85. Use the table above sorted by cash price to find the lowest-priced facility near you.

Are these the prices I'll pay?

These are the rates hospitals publish. Final price depends on your insurance, deductible, and the specific services billed. Always confirm with the facility and your insurer before any procedure.

Why do prices vary so much between hospitals?

Hospitals set cash prices independently, and insurance contracts negotiate different rates per payer. Two facilities a few miles apart can charge 5-10x different prices for the same procedure.

Where does this data come from?

Federal law (45 CFR § 180) requires hospitals to publish their pricing in a machine-readable file. We aggregate these files and republish in a consumer-friendly format.

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Injection of Additional New Drug or Substance Into Vein Cost in Delaware

What this costs without insurance: real self-pay cash prices and insurance-negotiated rates at 6 Delaware hospitals. CPT 96375. Sourced directly from each facility's CMS-mandated transparency file. Dataset: Q4 2026.

📊 Median $225 📉 Low $96.85 📈 High $441 🏥 6 hospitals 🏛️ 3 with insurance contracts 🇺🇸 Medicare $15.54

Hospital comparison — Delaware

Sorted by cash price (lowest first). Showing top 6 of 6 hospitals.

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Hospital	Cash	Aetna	BCBS	Centene	UHC	Cigna	MultiPlan	First Health	Medicaid
ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL WILMINGTON	$96.85	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
TIDALHEALTH NANTICOKE MIDDLEFORD RD. SEAFORD	$169	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
BEEBE MEDICAL CENTER LEWES	$225	$60.00	—	—	$88.60	$95.00	$95.00	$43.00	$29.29
BAYHEALTH MEDICAL CENTER SUSSEX CAMPUS MILFORD	$274	$50.60	$211	$75.90	—	—	—	—	—
BAYHEALTH HOSPITAL KENT CAMPUS DOVER	$274	$52.22	$217	$78.33	—	—	—	—	—
NEMOURS CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, DELAWARE WILMINGTON	$441	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—

What these prices are. Each figure is the facility’s own published self-pay (cash) price for CPT 96375, filed under the federal price transparency rule (45 CFR Part 180). Hospital facility charges may not include separate physician, anesthesia, or pathology fees. National median for this code: $135 across all reporting facilities. Dataset: Q4 2026. Always confirm the final price with the facility before booking.

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That is the median of what the 6 Delaware hospitals above publish for Injection of additional new drug or substance into vein — their own figures, filed under federal law. A bill well above them is evidence you can put in writing.

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Medicare reimbursement benchmark

For CPT 96375 in Delaware, Medicare reimburses about $15.54 on the 2026 Physician Fee Schedule (non-facility, state average across localities). Hospital cash prices for the same code in Delaware range from $96.85 to $441 — that means hospital cash prices are typically 14.5x what Medicare pays. If a self-pay quote you receive is more than 2-3x the Medicare rate, ask the hospital for the cash-discount price in writing.

Frequently asked questions

How much does injection of additional new drug or substance into vein cost in Delaware?: Cash prices for injection of additional new drug or substance into vein (CPT 96375) in Delaware range from $96.85 to $441, with a median of $225. Prices vary widely by hospital.
Where can I find the cheapest injection of additional new drug or substance into vein in Delaware?: The cheapest Delaware hospital published cash price for this procedure is $96.85. Use the table above sorted by cash price to find the lowest-priced facility near you.
Are these the prices I'll pay?: These are the rates hospitals publish. Final price depends on your insurance, deductible, and the specific services billed. Always confirm with the facility and your insurer before any procedure.
Why do prices vary so much between hospitals?: Hospitals set cash prices independently, and insurance contracts negotiate different rates per payer. Two facilities a few miles apart can charge 5-10x different prices for the same procedure.
Where does this data come from?: Federal law (45 CFR § 180) requires hospitals to publish their pricing in a machine-readable file. We aggregate these files and republish in a consumer-friendly format.

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Methodology. Cash prices and insurance-negotiated rates published by each Delaware facility under federal price transparency rules (45 CFR § 180). CPT code 96375 (Doctor Visits). Data refreshed regularly; verify with the facility before any procedure.