Every published price
Rush University Medical Center
for CT scan of the head · Chicago 60612
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Paying with
You told us you have Aetna Better Health of Illinois (Medicaid). Their rates are marked as yours; the rest are here so you can see the whole file.
Which of these is yours
you said: Aetna Better Health of Illinois (Medicaid)
List price
The "gross charge" — the sticker price almost nobody actually pays.
$1,803
Cash price
What this hospital says it charges someone paying without insurance.
$901.50
Aetna Better Health of Illinois (Medicaid)
This hospital published no rate for Aetna Better Health of Illinois (Medicaid). Nothing else on this page substitutes for it.
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Every other insurer
32 rates across 32 insurers that are not yours. Context, not your price.
$115.39 – $2,434.05
Rush University Medical Center publishes no Aetna Better Health of Illinois (Medicaid) rate for CT scan of the head.
We could put one of the 32 rates below in this space, and it would be wrong: a rate is negotiated between one hospital and one insurer, so what any of those insurers pays here tells you nothing about what Aetna Better Health of Illinois (Medicaid) pays.
The file does not say why it is missing — Aetna Better Health of Illinois (Medicaid) may not be contracted here for this service, or the hospital may have left it out of the disclosure it is required to publish. Both are worth asking about: ask the hospital for the rate, and ask Aetna Better Health of Illinois (Medicaid) whether this hospital is in your network.
The same procedure, at this one hospital, ranges from $115.39 to $2,434.05.
That is not an error, and it is not our arithmetic — it is what the hospital published.
The difference is between insurers and plans. Each negotiates its own rate, so which figure applies to you depends on the card in your wallet.
How complete the paperwork is
What Rush University Medical Center published — and what it left out
Federal law tells hospitals what to publish. This score is our reading of how much of that
Rush University Medical Center actually did publish. It is a measure of their paperwork, not their care.
We hold no clinical, safety, or outcome data about any hospital, and nothing here should be read as
a comment on the medicine.
0.93/ 1.00
At or above our 0.50 threshold, so this hospital appears in
comparisons. A passing score means the file is complete enough to compare, not that it is complete.
0.00
Publishing threshold 0.50
1.00
Each part is scored from 0 to 1 and multiplied by its weight; the four add up to the total above.
Every count in the right-hand column came from the hospital's own file — we did not estimate,
impute, or fill a gap on their behalf. Where the file is thin, the score is thin, and the gap
belongs to the publisher.
Where these numbers came from
Provenance
Every figure above was read from a file this hospital publishes because federal law requires it. Nothing here is estimated, modelled, or supplied by us.
https://apps.para-hcfs.com/PTT/FinalLinks/Reports.aspx?dbName=dbRUMCCHICAGOIL&type=CDMWithoutLabel&fileType=CSV
Hospital states last updated 22 Jul 2026
We fetched it 6 Aug 2026
These are published prices, not a quote and not a bill. What you owe depends on your own plan,
your deductible, and what actually happens during your care.