TRUE HEALTH: Your Partner in Health

 People are often confused by their medical bills and how much their health insurance will cover. TRUE HEALTH makes the process easier to understand and gives you a range of options for paying your bills. We understand that price transparency is especially important for uninsured patients and others who are paying for their medical care out-of-pocket, including those with high-deductible insurance plans.

Since 2010, TRUE HEALTH has been offering online services that help our patients get an estimate of their costs for medical services in advance, learn whether they are eligible for financial assistance or other publicly subsidized insurance, and find resources to set up convenient, affordable payment plans to pay their medical bills for those who qualify.

We offer two ways to estimate your out of pocket costs.

• For services provided at the majority of TRUE HEALTH facilities and/or physician practices, you can call and speak to our financial health advisors.
• You can also utilize the self-service estimator tool below to get out-of-pocket costs for common procedures at our hospitals.

Remember, estimates are not a guarantee of the final bill. Each patient’s medical condition is unique and circumstances may arise that affect the course of your planned care.

At TRUE HEALTH facilities, we invest in the latest medical technology to provide our patients with the most advanced and effective services available.   

Our advisors can answer your questions and give you the most accurate information about estimated costs for services provided at the majority of TRUE HEALTH facilities and/or physician practices, as well as financial assistance information and personalized financial solutions available, tailored specifically to your circumstances.

To reach an advisor, please call (844) 884-8264.

Please note: At this time, the tool provides an estimate for professional fees only. Professional fees (such as those billed by a physician, nurse practitioner, radiologist, anesthesiologist or pathologist) are included and will be billed separately. Estimates also include an approximate value for additional items that may be required (such as blood products or implantable devices) based on historical average costs.