H1000
HCPCSBehavioral HealthPrenatal depression screening
As billed by one hospital: “HB PRENATAL DEPRESSION SCREENING”
Based on the latest published hospital price files, code H1000 (Prenatal depression screening) appears at 3 hospitals across 3 cities in 2 states with disclosed cash prices from $15.60 to $33.00. This is public hospital price transparency data, not a guaranteed estimate of your bill.
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What this is
This is a mental-health or substance-use service, such as psychotherapy or a psychiatric evaluation.
What affects the price
Session length and whether a physician or a therapist provides the service both affect the code and price. Network status matters a lot here — confirm your provider is in-network before you go.
Category: Behavioral Health
What the published prices show
Across the 5 hospitals that disclose a cash price for code H1000, the median is $15.60, and disclosed prices run from $15.60 to $33.00.
Published-price availability
Compare H1000 prices
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Published cash prices for code H1000 vary by about 2.1× across the 3 hospitals with disclosed prices here — from $15.60 to $33.00. Shopping around can matter.
Lowest cash price by hospital
Cash price by city
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- Maumee · 1 hospital$15.60
- Or · 1 hospital$15.60
- Chicago · 1 hospital$33.00
5 prices shown.
| Service | Hospital | Code | List price | Cash price | Negotiated range | Allowed (median) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prenatal depression screening Inpatient & outpatient | Endeavor Health Swedish Hospital | H1000 HCPCS | $33.00 | $33.00 | — | — | |
| Pbb first prenatalprenatal risk assessment Inpatient | ProMedica Toledo Hospital | H1000 HCPCS | $24.00 | $15.60 | $9.36 – $24.00 | — | |
| Pbb first prenatalprenatal risk assessment Outpatient | ProMedica Toledo Hospital | H1000 HCPCS | $24.00 | $15.60 | $3.74 – $24.00 | — | |
| Pbb first prenatalprenatal risk assessment Inpatient | ProMedica Bay Park Hospital | H1000 HCPCS | $24.00 | $15.60 | $11.52 – $18.00 | — | |
| Pbb first prenatalprenatal risk assessment Outpatient | ProMedica Bay Park Hospital | H1000 HCPCS | $24.00 | $15.60 | $3.98 – $24.00 | — |
How to read these prices
- Cash price
- The discounted self-pay price for paying directly, without insurance.
- List price
- The hospital’s full undiscounted charge — rarely what anyone pays.
- Negotiated rate
- A rate for a specific insurer and plan; your share depends on your benefits.
- Allowed amount
- A historical reference for what was actually allowed, where disclosed.
Hospitals that publish H1000 prices
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Code H1000: frequently asked
- What does code H1000 cost?
- Across the published hospital price files, the disclosed cash price for H1000 ranges from $15.60 to $33.00. This is public hospital price transparency data, not a guaranteed estimate of your bill.
- Will this be my final bill?
- Actual patient responsibility may vary based on your insurance plan, deductible, coinsurance, network status, diagnosis, setting, bundled services, clinical circumstances, and hospital billing practices.
- What is code H1000?
- H1000 is the billing code hospitals use to identify "Prenatal depression screening" on their published price files. We use it to line up the same service across different hospitals.
- Why do H1000 prices differ between hospitals?
- 3 hospitals across 2 states publish a price for H1000 here. Each hospital sets its own prices and negotiates separately with each insurer, so the disclosed price for the same code can vary widely from one hospital to another — and even between plans at a single hospital. Comparing the published figures is what this page is for; a difference does not by itself mean one hospital is better or worse.
- What this page is not
- It is not a quote, a guarantee, or medical advice. It shows what hospitals have published for this code, so you can compare and ask informed questions — your actual cost depends on your insurance, the exact services performed, and the care setting.