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The Mount Sinai Hospital

1 GUSTAVE L LEVY PL · NEW YORK, NY · 10029 · Acute Care Hospitals

1.04x Near peers

vs. the regional median (the other ~300 NY/NJ/CT hospitals publishing the same code).

How is this computed?All-codes score: median of price ratios across every available billing code. Based on 19,332 billing codes published by this hospital. A broader all-codes view (every commercial billing code this hospital publishes, 12,469 codes) puts the score at 1.18x.

The Mount Sinai Hospital prices near the regional median (1.04x overall). Within departments, Inpatient prices are notably high (2.16x, 769 codes); Imaging is comparatively affordable (0.67x). The price spread is moderate (B grade), with some procedures priced unexpectedly high.

53% of codes priced above the regional median Reliability B (Moderate)
why?Moderate price spread (IQR ratio 2.1x) with some outliers (10% above 3x)

How A/B/C is determined: A = narrow price spread (IQR < 2.0×) with <5% of codes priced more than 3× the regional median. B = moderate (IQR 2.0–3.0× OR 5–20% above 3×). C = wider than that.

Cost by department

Each ratio compares this hospital's prices in that department to the median across NY/NJ/CT hospitals for the same department.

DepartmentRatioCodes% above median
Surgery 1.78x 6,908 84%
Other 0.92x 6,001 33%
Lab 0.95x 2,341 36%
Drugs/Pharmacy 0.92x 1,536 23%
Imaging 0.67x 1,126 22%
Inpatient 2.16x 769 100%
Cardiac 0.93x 292 31%
Emergency/Eval 0.84x 273 13%
Therapy 1.15x 86 66%

Hospital info

  • Type: Acute Care Hospitals
  • Ownership: Voluntary non-profit - Private
  • Beds: 1,052
  • Annual discharges: 55,104
  • CMS overall quality star rating: 3/5
Methodology & sources

Prices extracted from this hospital's CMS-mandated machine-readable transparency file (45 CFR 180). Headline statistic: median of price ratios across every available billing code. Validated against RAND Hospital Price Transparency Study v5.1 employer claims data at Spearman ρ = 0.73 (n = 105 hospitals).

Download the original transparency file from The Mount Sinai Hospital.