ER visit, less serious

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Hospitals are compared on the same billing code, but what each one includes in that price can differ. Doctors, anesthesia and some tests are often billed separately and aren't included.

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What each hospital calls it: Morrow County Hospital, “Emergency department visit with low level of medical decision making”; Genesis Hospital, “HC ER Level III”; Licking Memorial Hospital, “HC Emergency Department Level 3 Visit Moderate Severity”; Memorial Hospital of Union County, “EMERGENCY DEPT VISIT LOW MDM”; Berger Hospital, “Hc Er Level Iii”; Doctors Hospital, “Hc Er Level Iii”; Dublin Methodist Hospital, “Hc Er Level Iii”; Grant Medical Center, “Hc Er Level Iii”; Grove City Methodist Hospital, “Hc Er Level Iii”; Pickerington Methodist Hospital, “Hc Er Level Iii”; Riverside Methodist Hospital, “Hc Er Level Iii”; Hocking Valley Community Hospital, “HC Emergency Room Level 3”; Diley Ridge Medical Center, “HC ED Type a Level 3”; Mount Carmel Dublin Hospital, “HC ED Type a Level 3”; Mount Carmel East, “HC ED Type a Level 3”; Mount Carmel Grove City, “HC ED Type a Level 3”; Mount Carmel New Albany, “HC ED Type a Level 3”; Mount Carmel St Anns, “HC ED Type a Level 3”; Grady Memorial Hospital, “Hc Er Level Iii”; Madison Health, “Emergency dept visit”; Ohio State University Hospitals, “HC EMERGENCY ROOM LEVEL 3”.