Inguinal Hernia Repair: cost by metro

Surgery & procedures · outpatient (same-day) · billed as CPT 49505 / 49650 · priced across 26 metros

What does a Inguinal Hernia Repair cost? Across 26 major U.S. metros, the typical insurer-negotiated price for a Hernia Repair (CPT 49505 / 49650) ranges from about $507 to $24,219 by metro, based on hospitals' own price-transparency files. Self-pay cash prices, where hospitals publish them, are often lower. Pick your metro for the local range and a hospital-by-hospital breakdown. These are price references from public data — not a quote, a bill, or medical or financial advice.

Hernia Repair price by metro

The typical insurer-negotiated price for a Hernia Repair, by metro — lowest first. Open a metro for the full three-level breakdown and every hospital.

Metro Typical negotiated Range Cash
Detroit, MI $507 $11–$3,972
Indianapolis, IN $1,692 $1,111–$2,274
Phoenix, AZ $3,470 $2,988–$5,797
Pittsburgh, PA $3,476 $3,162–$4,687
Nashville, TN $4,013 $2,163–$4,013
Milwaukee, WI $4,637 $1,656–$11,787
Houston, TX $4,690 $4,690–$4,832
Riverside, CA $5,235 $304–$5,689
St. Louis, MO $5,245 $4,969–$6,064 $9,405
Tampa, FL $5,277 $4,074–$5,328
Austin, TX $5,347 $2,859–$10,200
New York, NY $5,434 $4,958–$7,029 $6,892
San Jose, CA $5,665 $1,597–$5,944
Cincinnati, OH $5,891 $4,690–$5,994 $25,285
Sacramento, CA $5,944 $5,111–$5,944 $22,397
San Francisco, CA $5,944 $5,560–$5,944 $22,397
Philadelphia, PA $6,002 $171–$7,927
Cleveland, OH $6,072 $362–$7,445 $10,552
Kansas City, MO $6,351 $6,351–$8,726
Memphis, TN $6,902 $6,902
Denver, CO $7,080 $464–$9,337
Dallas, TX $7,168 $983–$13,821 $6,211
Hartford, CT $7,327 $132–$7,680
Seattle, WA $8,786 $1,577–$10,311
Chicago, IL $14,176 $14,176
Virginia Beach, VA $24,219 $6,448–$24,219

Source: hospitals' own machine-readable Standard Charges files, published under the U.S. Hospital Price Transparency rule (45 CFR §180.50). Most recent hospital file in this dataset: July 2026. Prices are references, not quotes or bills, and never medical or financial advice — where a hospital reports no price, nothing is shown rather than a guess.

About Hernia Repair pricing

A Hernia Repair is billed as CPT 49505 / 49650 and is usually a outpatient (same-day) service. Prices vary widely by metro and by hospital, which is why every figure here is tied to a specific hospital's own published file. 7 of these 26 metros have at least one hospital publishing a self-pay cash price.

The chargemaster (list) price is the hospital's undiscounted sticker rate. Almost no one actually pays it — insurers negotiate it down and self-pay patients are usually offered the cash price — but it shows how large the discount off list can be.

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