Heart » Heart failure with shock ... non-surgical care and related proceduresThe statistics apply to all procedures related to Heart failure or shock including:
- Heart failure with shock ... non-surgical care
- and possibly other procedures
National Statistics For This Procedure GroupThe statistics apply to all procedures related to Heart failure or shock including:
- Heart failure with shock ... non-surgical care
- and possibly other procedures
- Number of cases for this procedure group : 680,369
- Number of hospitals reporting cases for this procedure group : 5,191
- Average list price for this procedure group : $18,800
- Average negotiated price : $7,400
- Average length of stay : 6
Least Expensive Hospital In America For This Procedure GroupThe statistics apply to all procedures related to Heart failure or shock including:
- Heart failure with shock ... non-surgical care
- and possibly other procedures
- CLINICA ESPANOLA INC.
Barrio La Quinta Mayaguez, PR 681 - Cases per year: 53
- List price: $2,700
- Negotiated price: $2,700
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Hospital Where This Procedure GroupThe statistics apply to all procedures related to Heart failure or shock including:
- Heart failure with shock ... non-surgical care
- and possibly other procedures Is Most Commonly Performed
- FLORIDA HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER
601 East Rollins Street Orlando, FL 32803 - Cases per year: 1907
- List price: $21,900
- Negotiated price: $7,800
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What is...
Heart failure with shock ... non-surgical care ?
If the amount of damage is large enough following the death of a portion of the heart muscle, a patient may develop heart failure and shock. The term “shock” refers to extremely low blood pressure. When heart failure occurs immediately after a heart attack, the risk of early death is extremely high.
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