Sleep study in Orange County

Across 4 of 11 hospitals, the self-pay price runs from $1,099 to $4,936 — 4.5× the price for the same billing code.

For scale: Medicare pays hospitals about $877 for this as an outpatient service — the 2026 national rate, before local wage adjustment.

Hospital	Self-pay price	List price	Insurers pay	Publishes
Garden Grove Hospital & Medical Center gardengrovehospital.com · Garden Grove	$1,099	$4,687	$275–$1,704	B
Providence Mission Hospital providence.org · Mission Viejo	$1,383	$2,881	$939–$3,046	C
Providence St. Jude Medical Center providence.org · Fullerton	$1,543	$3,215	$939–$2,876	C
Memorialcare Saddleback Medical Center memorialcare.org · Laguna Hills	$1,953–$7,807 varies	$7,807	$718–$7,492	C
Memorialcare Orange Coast Medical Center memorialcare.org · Fountain Valley	$1,953–$7,807 varies	$7,807	$994–$6,089	C
Children's Hospital of Orange County choc.org · Orange	$4,688–$9,846 varies	$9,846	$348–$9,846	D
Children's Hospital at Mission missionhealth.org · Mission Viejo	$4,936	$4,936	$907–$4,443	D
Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian hoag.org · Newport Beach	not published	—	$1,104–$2,220	D
Uci Health - Los Alamitos ucihealth.org · Los Alamitos	not published	—	$1,104–$2,872	C
Uci Health - Fountain Valley ucihealth.org · Fountain Valley	not published	—	$1,104–$2,872	C
Hoag Orthopedic Institute hoag.org · Irvine	not published	—	$1,104–$2,220	D

What these three numbers mean

Self-pay price is what the hospital says it charges someone paying directly. It is the number to ask for by name. List price is the undiscounted charge almost nobody pays. Insurers pay is the range of procedure-specific negotiated rates in the file — useful mainly to see whether the self-pay price is above or below what insurers get.

Some hospitals attach one flat rate to nearly their whole price list. Those are excluded here, because a number identical for a colonoscopy and a blood test says nothing about either. More on that →

Billing code CPT 95810 — Sleep study (polysomnography). Every price on this page is read from the hospital's own published file; open a hospital to see which file and when it was read.