Memphis, TN-MS-AR MSA

Memphis ER Visit Cost

This page is for uninsured patients or those with high deductibles who want to compare ER prices before they go. It's also useful after a visit for comparing charges and negotiating with the hospital. The ER level fee is typically one of the highest line items on a facility bill.

ER Level 1 Average Cash Price

ER level 1: Usually a very limited emergency department service. The services are provided by ancillary staff rather than the same physician or qualified health professional structure used for higher ED visit levels.

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ER Level 2 Average Cash Price

ER level 2: Straightforward medical decision making: a minimal problem, no tests or records analyzed, and negligible risk from the management options considered.

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ER Level 3 Average Cash Price

ER level 3: Low medical decision making: low-complexity problems such as multiple minor issues, a stable chronic problem, or a straightforward acute illness or injury, with limited data review and below-average management risk.

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ER Level 4 Average Cash Price

ER level 4: Moderate medical decision making: a worsening chronic problem, multiple stable chronic problems, an undiagnosed higher-risk new problem, unexpected acute symptoms, or a complex injury, with moderate data workup and average management risk.

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ER Level 5 Average Cash Price

ER level 5: High medical decision making: a severe chronic problem or an acute or chronic problem or injury that may threaten life or bodily function, with extensive data review and above-average management risk such as hospitalization or urgent high-risk treatment decisions.

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Last UpdatedMay 22, 2026

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ER Visit Cost without Insurance

ER visit costs can vary as they can include a facility fee, clinician bill, labs, imaging, medication, transport, and insurance-specific out-of-pocket responsibility. We compare ER cost based on one service every ER visit would have: Level of Emergency Department visit for the evaluation and management of a patient. These figures are source data points, not guarantees of the final bill.

Memphis ER Cash Price Map

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Regional One HealthGovernment - Hospital District or Authority

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ER level 4

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ER level 5

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Overall rating: 2 stars
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Baptist Memorial HospitalVoluntary non-profit - Private

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Overall rating: 2 stars
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Baptist Memorial Hospital TiptonVoluntary non-profit - Church

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Overall rating: 3 stars
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Baptist Memorial Hospital-Crittenden, IncVoluntary non-profit - Private

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Delta Specialty HospitalProprietary

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Emergency room cost data by facility
Facility Name	Overall Rating	ER service level cash price					Dataset Version
Facility Name	Overall Rating						Dataset Version
Regional One HealthGovernment - Hospital District or Authority	2 stars	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable
Baptist Memorial HospitalVoluntary non-profit - Private	2 stars	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable
Baptist Memorial Hospital TiptonVoluntary non-profit - Church	3 stars	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable
Baptist Memorial Hospital-Crittenden, IncVoluntary non-profit - Private	Not available	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable
Delta Specialty HospitalProprietary	Not available	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable
Highland Hills Medical CenterVoluntary non-profit - Private	Not available	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable
Methodist Hospitals Of MemphisVoluntary non-profit - Church	4 stars	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable
Saint Francis Bartlett Medical CenterProprietary	2 stars	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable
St Francis HospitalProprietary	2 stars	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable No cash price	Unavailable

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Data Sources

Cash-price values are from each facility's latest standard charges file published on its website. The average comparison note uses the city average for the same ER service level: around average means within a +/-10% band, above average means more than 10% above, and below average means more than 10% below. Hospital ownership labels and hospital overall ratings come from the CMS Hospital General Information dataset. CMS ratings are a broad summary, not a perfect measure of whether a hospital is best for a specific service.

Why ER level 4 is the default sort

ERcost defaults to ER level 4 because recent commercial ED spending research shows higher-intensity emergency department visit codes now represent a large share of billed visits. This default is based on the Health Affairs study Price Increases Versus Upcoding As Drivers Of Emergency Department Spending Increases, 2012-19 and its ED spending analysis. By 2019, level 4 was the single most common level among ER levels 3, 4, and 5, with level 5 close behind. Level 4 is a practical default for comparison, but actual coding depends on the care documented for a specific visit.

Hit with a big ER bill in Memphis?

Start by checking the bill for errors, asking about discounts or financial assistance, and using your state's medical-debt rules before you respond to collections.

What you can do now

Request an itemized bill with billing codes, verify that every charge matches the services you actually received, and check whether your bill qualifies for No Surprises Act protections.
Ask the hospital about cash-pay or lump-sum discounts, and apply for financial assistance if you qualify.
Use FAIR Health or Bill Sherlock to check if your ER bill is reasonable.
Use Dollar For to apply for hospital financial assistance at no cost.
Hire a medical billing advocate to review your bill. Most work on contingency, charging only when they successfully reduce what you owe.
Keep every bill, denial, and collection notice. The dates matter if you need to challenge credit reporting, wage garnishment, or a lawsuit filed too late.

State medical-debt rules in this metro

Arkansas

Medical-debt credit reporting: No broad state ban confirmed in the NCLC list. Only the voluntary bureau and federal baseline applies.
Wage garnishment: The first $25 per week of net wages is exempt without filing, and recent wages can be claimed exempt with a sworn statement. Federal baseline also applies.
Deadline to sue (statute of limitations): 2 years for medical-service debt, the shortest among launch states. A 2021 law created this medical-debt-specific deadline.

Mississippi

Medical-debt credit reporting: No broad state ban. Mississippi is one of the least-protected states. Only the voluntary bureau and federal baseline applies.
Wage garnishment: Federal baseline, but earnings from the first 30 days after a garnishment writ must be paid to the employee before any garnishment takes effect.
Deadline to sue (statute of limitations): 6 years for written contracts, 3 years for unwritten contracts or open accounts.

Tennessee

Medical-debt credit reporting: No broad state ban. Only the voluntary bureau and federal baseline applies.
Wage garnishment: Federal baseline, plus a $2.50 per week exemption for each dependent child under 16 who is a Tennessee resident.
Deadline to sue (statute of limitations): 6 years for written contracts.

State medical debt rules

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