How much does it cost to deliver a baby in Washington state?

September 6, 2018

	Vaginal Delivery
Olympia and Longview	$11,621	$37,463
North Puget Sound*	$9,586	$18,422
Spokane	$8,474	$12,183
Eastern Washington**	$11,184	$16,621

How much does a pregnancy cost in Washington state?

Each state’s cost to be a first-time mom

Rank and state	Childbirth medical expenses	Total cost
13. Washington	“$7,462”	“$20,195”
14. New Hampshire	“$7,893”	“$19,703”
15. Rhode Island	“$6,340”	“$19,207”
16. Oregon	“$7,543”	“$18,865”

How much does it cost to have a baby in Washington in a hospital?

Washington. On average, Washington hospitals charge growing families $18,077.

How much does delivery cost with insurance?

But in the U.S., the average new mother with insurance will pay more than $4,500 for her labor and delivery, a new study in Health Affairs has found.

How much is a home birth?

Most midwives charge a flat rate—where that $3,000 to $9,000 range comes in. Some give cash discounts, offer payment plans, and the ability to use FSA/HSA. The flat fee typically covers all prenatal, birth, postpartum, and newborn care; it does not include labs, ultrasounds, or birth supplies. (More on that later).

Can you pay to give birth in a private hospital?

Going for private maternity care in London means you pay to give birth in a hospital or in a private facility within an NHS hospital. With both private antenatal care in London and private maternity care wings, you usually choose a package of care that suits you (and your bank balance).

How much do epidurals cost?

If you want an epidural (which, let’s be real, many women do), that’s another $2,132 on average. Prices vary considerably depending on where you live. The average cost of a C-Section nationwide is $3,382, plus $1,646 for an epidural, FAIR Health found. But that’s just for your doctors—not the hospital.