FINANCIAL
Payment Information
At Summit Medical Center, we prioritize financial transparency and aim to help you understand the costs associated with your procedure.
- Insurance: On or before the day of your treatment, you will be responsible for covering any co-pay or deductible required by your insurance provider.
- Without Insurance: Patients without insurance are required to pay charges in advance or arrange a payment plan through our business office.
We accept multiple forms of payment, including cash, cashier’s checks, major credit cards, and personal checks (with valid ID). For any questions or to explore payment options, please contact our business office at (307) 232-6633.
Our patient account representatives are available Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Pricing Information
Summit Medical Center is dedicated to providing high-quality, compassionate healthcare to all individuals. To support informed decision-making, we strive to clearly explain charges, billing, and payment processes prior to your visit, helping you understand any out-of-pocket costs.
Billings Process
Summit Medical Center bills your insurance carrier directly, and they will send you an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) statement, which is not a bill. The EOB outlines services, insurance payments, and your financial responsibility. After processing, you'll receive a bill for the remaining balance. Additionally, you may receive separate bills from other providers, such as radiologists or anesthesiologists.
Requesting Cost Estimates
To understand potential costs, insured and uninsured patients can request an estimate by calling 307-232-6600. Insured patients should provide details like policy type and procedure name for accurate estimates. Uninsured patients are eligible for discounted self-pay pricing. Note, estimates do not confirm coverage or account for additional services.
Transparency and Physician Billing
Summit Medical Center offers access to its chargemaster for a detailed list of charges, ensuring transparency as mandated by the Affordable Care Act. Physician services are billed separately as they are independent contractors. Fees for primary care, specialty care, and others may be out-of-network, requiring direct coordination with your insurance carrier.
Price Transparency
Summit Medical Center is committed to helping patients better understand hospital charges, billing, and payment options before receiving care. We believe clear pricing information supports informed decisions and helps patients prepare for potential out-of-pocket costs.
The resources below are intended to provide access to hospital pricing information and estimate-related support. Actual charges and patient responsibility may vary based on the services provided, your insurance benefits, physician recommendations, supplies, medications, length of stay, and any additional care that becomes medically necessary during treatment.
Pricing Resources
Please review the resources below for information related to hospital pricing and patient cost estimates:
- Machine-Readable File
Download Summit Medical Center's machine-readable file of standard charges.
- Request a Cost Estimate
To request an estimate for an upcoming procedure or service, please call 307-232-6600.
- Financial Information and Payment Options
For additional information about billing, payment expectations, accepted payment methods, insurance processing, and estimate requests, visit Summit Medical Center's Financial Info & Payment Options page.
If you have any questions about this information, please contact Heather Judd – Revenue Cycle Manager.
You can reach her by calling the main hospital line at 307-232-6600 or email her.
Questions About Pricing
If you have questions about pricing information, payment options, or billing, please contact Summit Medical Center:
Summit Medical Center
6350 E 2nd Street
Casper, WY 82609
Main Phone: 307-232-6600
Business Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.