CHRISTUS St Michael Texarkana

CHRISTUS St Michael Texarkana is located in Texarkana, Texas, and belongs to the CHRISTUS Health system.

The hospital publishes pricing data for 28,879 items in its machine-readable file, making it one of 3 hospitals reporting prices in the Texarkana metro area. The hospital's pricing transparency file includes 1,253 payer rate entries and shows consistent pricing patterns with cash rates set at approximately 33% of gross charges across most procedures. For example, a screening colonoscopy has a gross charge of $4,914 with a cash price of $1,621.62, while an MRI of the lumbar spine shows a gross charge of $6,952 with a cash price of $2,294.16. Emergency room visits are priced lower, with Level 3 visits at $276 gross and $91.08 cash, maintaining the same discount structure.

CHRISTUS St Michael Texarkana publishes this pricing data as required by the CMS Price Transparency Rule (45 CFR § 180). The hospital's machine-readable file is published in JSON format and includes gross charges, cash/self-pay discounts, and payer-specific negotiated rates.

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File last updated: 2026-01-14. Accessed by us: 2026-04-13. We check for changes weekly.

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Cash prices at CHRISTUS St Michael Texarkana are consistently discounted approximately 67% from gross charges across most procedures, with examples including MRI Brain dropping from $5,001 gross to $1,650.33 cash and CT Abdomen/Pelvis with Contrast reducing from $9,842 gross to $3,247.86 cash. Cash prices frequently fall below the upper range of insured rates, such as the $1,650.33 cash price for MRI Brain compared to insured rates up to $4,000.80. Notable pricing anomalies include $0 gross and cash charges for Total Knee Replacement and Cesarean Delivery procedures, while insured patients face significant costs for these same services.