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Banner Wyoming Medical Center

Banner Wyoming Medical Center in Casper, Wyoming charges 3.9x the Medicare reimbursement rate across 75 analyzed procedures, reflecting typical pricing patterns for government-owned hospitals.

Casper, WY 82601 · Acute Care Hospitals · CMS Rating: 3/5

By Priya Iyengar , Senior Billing Analyst · ·
Data from CMS files published FY 2024 CMS IPPS. Refreshed weekly.
About the analyst

Priya Iyengar leads the billing code review team at BillRazor Research. She analyzes NCCI bundling edits, DRG coding, and regional rate variation. Expertise: NCCI bundling, DRG analysis, regional pricing.

75 procedures analyzed
CMS price transparency data
Updated 2026-04-03
Median 3.0x1.6x15.0x
3.9x
Medicare markup ratio
WY lowestBanner Wyoming Medical...WY highest
3.9x
Avg markup ratio
3.7x
Median markup
75
Procedures
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Billing patterns — government

Government hospitals in our dataset demonstrate distinct billing patterns compared to other ownership types. With 374 facilities analyzed, these hospitals show an average markup of 4.2x Medicare rates, which typically falls below the industry average for comparable services. Government hospitals often maintain more standardized pricing structures due to regulatory oversight and public accountability requirements. Patients may encounter charges above the benchmark for certain procedures, though the potential difference between government hospital billing and private facilities can vary significantly by service type and geographic region. Common charge patterns include transparent itemization of services and adherence to established fee schedules. Patients should be aware that government hospitals frequently offer financial assistance programs and sliding scale payment options based on income eligibility. These facilities often provide detailed cost estimates upon request and maintain patient financial counselors to discuss billing arrangements before treatment when possible.

Pricing grade

C

Average

Avg markup vs Medicare

3.93x

Charge / Medicare rate

Max markup

6.94x

Worst procedure

Procedures analyzed

75

With pricing data

Outlier procedures

0%

Above 90th percentile

Pricing grades reflect how this hospital's chargemaster (list) rates compare to Medicare reimbursement benchmarks within the same state. Grades measure pricing patterns only — not quality of care, patient outcomes, or clinical performance. A lower grade does not mean a hospital provides inferior care. Based on publicly available federal data. Not endorsed by or affiliated with any government agency.

ProcedureCodeGross chargeCash priceMedicareMarkup
ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION, DISCHARGED ALIVE WITH CC281$42,838$21,4196.9x
MAJOR HIP AND KNEE JOINT REPLACEMENT OR REATTACHMENT OF LOWER EXTREMITY WITHOUT MCC470$83,511$41,7556.6x
GASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE WITHOUT CC/MCC379$26,113$13,0576.4x
CIRCULATORY DISORDERS EXCEPT AMI, WITH CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION WITHOUT MCC287$47,247$23,6246.1x
MAJOR SMALL AND LARGE BOWEL PROCEDURES WITHOUT CC/MCC331$79,325$39,6626x
PERCUTANEOUS CARDIOVASCULAR PROCEDURES WITH DRUG-ELUTING STENT WITHOUT MCC247$92,314$46,1575.9x
PERCUTANEOUS CARDIOVASCULAR PROCEDURES WITH DRUG-ELUTING STENT WITH MCC OR 4+ ARTERIES O246$147,701$73,8505.5x
LAPAROSCOPIC CHOLECYSTECTOMY WITHOUT C.D.E. WITHOUT CC/MCC419$49,920$24,9605.4x
CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIA AND CONDUCTION DISORDERS WITH MCC308$42,767$21,3845.3x
CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIA AND CONDUCTION DISORDERS WITHOUT CC/MCC310$18,781$9,3915.1x
INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE OR CEREBRAL INFARCTION WITH CC OR TPA IN 24 HOURS065$38,835$19,4185.1x
HIP REPLACEMENT WITH PRINCIPAL DIAGNOSIS OF HIP FRACTURE WITHOUT MCC522$90,825$45,4135.1x
HEART FAILURE AND SHOCK WITH CC292$32,811$16,4065x
PERMANENT CARDIAC PACEMAKER IMPLANT WITH CC243$101,034$50,5174.9x
MAJOR SMALL AND LARGE BOWEL PROCEDURES WITH CC330$100,296$50,1484.8x
CIRCULATORY DISORDERS EXCEPT AMI, WITH CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION WITH MCC286$85,046$42,5234.7x
MISCELLANEOUS DISORDERS OF NUTRITION, METABOLISM, FLUIDS AND ELECTROLYTES WITH MCC640$46,749$23,3754.7x
CIRRHOSIS AND ALCOHOLIC HEPATITIS WITH CC433$39,706$19,8534.7x
CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIA AND CONDUCTION DISORDERS WITH CC309$23,307$11,6544.6x
HIP AND FEMUR PROCEDURES EXCEPT MAJOR JOINT WITH CC481$79,504$39,7524.5x
MISCELLANEOUS DISORDERS OF NUTRITION, METABOLISM, FLUIDS AND ELECTROLYTES WITHOUT MCC641$25,603$12,8014.5x
ENDOVASCULAR CARDIAC VALVE REPLACEMENT AND SUPPLEMENT PROCEDURES WITHOUT MCC267$180,483$90,2424.4x
PERMANENT CARDIAC PACEMAKER IMPLANT WITHOUT CC/MCC244$67,679$33,8394.4x
HIP AND FEMUR PROCEDURES EXCEPT MAJOR JOINT WITH MCC480$118,420$59,2104.4x
OTHER MAJOR CARDIOVASCULAR PROCEDURES WITH MCC270$216,372$108,1864.3x
ENDOCRINE DISORDERS WITH CC644$34,060$17,0304.3x
ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION, DISCHARGED ALIVE WITH MCC280$55,306$27,6534.2x
GASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE WITH MCC377$68,564$34,2824.1x
GASTROINTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE WITH CC378$30,440$15,2204x
LAPAROSCOPIC CHOLECYSTECTOMY WITHOUT C.D.E. WITH CC418$53,564$26,7824x
COAGULATION DISORDERS813$52,351$26,1763.9x
OTHER KIDNEY AND URINARY TRACT DIAGNOSES WITH CC699$30,452$15,2263.9x
DISORDERS OF THE BILIARY TRACT WITH CC445$32,803$16,4013.9x
DIABETES WITH CC638$25,877$12,9393.9x
DISORDERS OF PANCREAS EXCEPT MALIGNANCY WITH CC439$25,766$12,8833.8x
COMBINED ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR SPINAL FUSION WITHOUT CC/MCC455$155,636$77,8183.8x
CARDIAC VALVE AND OTHER MAJOR CARDIOTHORACIC PROCEDURES WITH CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION WIT216$357,694$178,8473.8x
RENAL FAILURE WITH MCC682$44,729$22,3653.7x
PERCUTANEOUS AND OTHER INTRACARDIAC PROCEDURES WITHOUT MCC274$101,678$50,8393.6x
ESOPHAGITIS, GASTROENTERITIS AND MISCELLANEOUS DIGESTIVE DISORDERS WITHOUT MCC392$21,023$10,5113.5x
CRANIOTOMY AND ENDOVASCULAR INTRACRANIAL PROCEDURES WITH MCC025$136,694$68,3473.5x
DIABETES WITH MCC637$35,610$17,8053.5x
RENAL FAILURE WITH CC683$23,247$11,6243.5x
HEART FAILURE AND SHOCK WITH MCC291$36,209$18,1043.4x
INFECTIOUS AND PARASITIC DISEASES WITH O.R. PROCEDURES WITH MCC853$161,378$80,6893.4x
GASTROINTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION WITHOUT CC/MCC390$12,374$6,1873.4x
PULMONARY EMBOLISM WITH MCC OR ACUTE COR PULMONALE175$38,737$19,3683.4x
OTHER DIGESTIVE SYSTEM DIAGNOSES WITH CC394$26,147$13,0733.4x
AMPUTATION OF LOWER LIMB FOR ENDOCRINE, NUTRITIONAL AND METABOLIC DISORDERS WITH CC617$55,042$27,5213.4x
SEPTICEMIA OR SEVERE SEPSIS WITHOUT MV >96 HOURS WITHOUT MCC872$26,723$13,3623.4x

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Pricing data from federal hospital transparency files and physician fee schedules. Last updated: . All data is publicly available under federal law.

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FAQ — government hospital billing

How do government hospital billing rates compare to Medicare benchmarks?
Based on available data from 374 government hospitals, charges average 4.2 times the Medicare benchmark rates. Government hospitals, while publicly owned, still establish their own pricing structures that can result in charges above standard Medicare rates.
Why do government hospitals charge above Medicare rates if they're publicly owned?
Government hospitals operate as independent entities that must cover operational costs, equipment, and staffing expenses. Public ownership doesn't require hospitals to limit charges to Medicare benchmark levels, as they still need to maintain financial sustainability for continued operations.
What should I expect when reviewing a government hospital bill?
Government hospital bills typically show charges that may be several times higher than Medicare benchmark rates, with the average markup being approximately 4.2x across sampled facilities. The final amount you pay will depend on your insurance coverage, negotiated rates, and any applicable financial assistance programs.
Are there potential billing differences between government hospitals and other facility types?
Government hospitals show similar billing patterns to other hospital types, with charges typically set above Medicare benchmarks. The potential difference in what patients ultimately pay often depends more on individual insurance plans and hospital financial assistance policies than on the ownership structure of the facility.

Related pricing data

Data: Federal hospital pricing data, updated annually. All data publicly available under federal law.

Methodology: Hospital gross charges divided by Medicare payment for the same DRG. A ratio of 3.0x means the hospital's listed price is 3 times what Medicare pays. Chargemaster rates are list prices — they are not what most insured patients pay. Grades measure pricing patterns only — not quality of care or clinical performance.

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