Our standard charges and shoppable services file is being finalized and will be published here for download. In the meantime, our admissions and billing team can walk you through the expected cost of a stay.
Price Transparency
Helping you understand
your care costs.
This page contains the standard charges for services provided at Serenity Oaks Inpatient Rehabilitation Hospital, as required by federal law. We’re providing this information because we believe patients and families deserve clarity, even when healthcare billing is genuinely difficult to navigate.
The charges listed here are rarely a good predictor of what you’ll actually pay. Every patient’s financial responsibility is different, shaped by their insurance coverage, plan details, and individual course of treatment. Some patients will owe very little. Others, though it’s uncommon, may be responsible for a much larger share of the cost. There’s no single number that applies to everyone.
The charges shown reflect hospital services only. Physician fees and other professional charges are billed separately and are not included in this listing.
If you have questions about what your care may cost, our admissions and billing team is here to help walk you through it.
Commercial Insurance
Your insurer
knows your plan best.
If you’re covered by a commercial insurance plan, your best resource is your insurance provider. They can walk you through the specifics of your coverage, including your deductible, co-pay, co-insurance, out-of-pocket maximum, and whether Serenity Oaks is considered in-network for your plan. These details vary widely from one plan to another, so a direct conversation with your insurer will give you the most accurate picture.
- The prices listed on this page do not include physician charges.
- The prices listed on this page do not reflect any negotiated rates between your insurance company and our hospital.
Medicare
Medicare coverage
isn’t one-size-fits-all.
Depending on which parts of Medicare you’re enrolled in, your coverage for rehabilitation services may look different from someone else’s. Medicare covers a significant portion of healthcare costs, but not everything.
If you have employer-sponsored group health coverage, either through your own job or a spouse’s, different rules may apply to how your benefits coordinate with Medicare. If you carry a supplemental policy, it may help cover costs that Medicare alone doesn’t.
The most reliable way to understand your specific Medicare coverage is to speak directly with Medicare.
Medicaid
Medicaid answers
come from your state.
If you’re a Medicaid recipient, your local Medicaid office or state department of health can provide the clearest answers about your coverage and any potential financial responsibility. In most cases, Medicaid recipients have little to no out-of-pocket obligation, but coverage details can vary by state and individual circumstance, so it’s best to confirm directly with your local office.
Still Have Questions
Coverage worked through with you.
If you have questions about what your care may cost, our admissions and billing team is here to help walk you through it. Coverage is verified with your insurance provider before your stay begins.
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