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Retinal detachment repair with cryotherapy (freezing) cost in Mississippi

Compare cash prices for retinal detachment repair with cryotherapy (freezing) at hospitals, clinics and other providers.

Typical cash price

In Mississippi

$968Typical
$731 – $2,000Most listed prices

From 7 hospital and 0 clinic prices in Mississippi.

Nationwide typical: $2,699 (most listed prices $812–$7,185).

Cheapest in Mississippi

  1. Ochsner Rush Medical Center
    Hospital · Meridian, MS
    Retinal detachment repair with cryotherapy (freezing)
    Doctor fee only
    $506
  2. Ochsner Laird Hospital
    Hospital · Union, MS
    Retinal detachment repair with cryotherapy (freezing)
    Doctor fee only
    $881
  3. Ochsner Scott Regional
    Hospital · Morton, MS
    Retinal detachment repair with cryotherapy (freezing)
    Doctor fee only
    $910
  4. Ochsner Watkins Hospital
    Hospital · Quitman, MS
    Retinal detachment repair with cryotherapy (freezing)
    Doctor fee only
    $968
  5. Ochsner Stennis Hospital
    Hospital · De Kalb, MS
    Retinal detachment repair with cryotherapy (freezing)
    Doctor fee only
    $997
  6. UMMC Jackson Hospital
    Hospital · Jackson, MS
    Retinal detachment repair with cryotherapy (freezing)
    Facility fee only
    $2,000

    Doctor fees are billed separately.

  7. UMMC Madison Hospital
    Hospital · Canton, MS
    Retinal detachment repair with cryotherapy (freezing)
    Facility fee only
    $2,000

    Doctor fees are billed separately.

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