Insurance coverage & cost

4 Ways to Reduce Your Bariatric Surgery Cost

Your bariatric surgery cost can be lowered in 4 ways:

  1. Your medical insurance can pay for it
  2. You can ensure that your surgeon offers competitive pricing vs. other practices
  3. You can get a medical loan with affordable monthly payments
  4. You can see if you qualify for tax write-offs

Read below to learn everything you need to know about paying for bariatric surgery

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Click on any of the topics below to jump directly to that section

  1. Cost With Insurance
  2. Cost Without Insurance
  3. Cost by Location
  4. Cost Vs Not Having Surgery
  5. Cost Breakdown
  6. Financing Options
  7. Tax Write-Offs
  8. Insurance Check Cost Quote
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Cost With Insurance

SECTION SUMMARY:

  • 4 of 7 procedures currently covered
  • $3,500 average out-of-pocket costs
  • Discounts, Tax Savings & Financing: Available for all procedures

Click your country below for weight loss surgery insurance information:

United States: Weight Loss Surgery Is Covered by Some Medical Insurance Plans

In the U.S., the following procedures are covered by insurance, but only if your specific policy includes it:

  • Gastric sleeve
  • Gastric bypass
  • Duodenal switch
  • Lap-Band

Gastric balloon and the AspireAssist Device are currently not covered by insurance in the United States.

Use our Check My Insurance Tool to find out if it’s covered by your plan:

Click Here to Check Your Insurance

How Do You Know If Your Insurance Includes Weight Loss Surgery?

It depends on where you get your insurance:

  1. Individual/Family Plans & Small Group Plans (under 50 employees) – The Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) requires bariatric surgery coverage in many states.
  2. Large Group Plans (50+ employees) – Your company decides whether weight loss surgery is covered. Talk with your HR department or contact your insurance company to find out if it’s covered.
  3. Medicare & Medicaid – Medicare and Medicaid both cover gastric bypass surgery, but not all surgeons accept them.

Use the Check My Insurance Tool at the top of this section to find out if your plan includes weight loss surgery.

If Your Policy Covers It: Ask for a Free Insurance Check

Many surgeons offer a free insurance check. They have a staff that is experienced at working with insurance companies.

Rather than figuring it out on our own, talk with a surgeon’s office about doing the legwork for you.

Contact a surgeon for a free insurance check.

Following are average bariatric surgery costs by procedure and plan type, after insurance pays:

  • 4-Way Tie: Gastric sleeve, gastric bypass, duodenal switch, and Lap-Band: $3,500
  • Gastric balloon: $8,248 (usually not covered by insurance)
  • AspireAssist Device: $10,626 (usually not covered by insurance)
  • No money has been paid towards your calendar year deductible for other services
  • Calculations made using special formulas that take into account the average plan designs from Kaiser Family Foundation’s Annual Employer Health Benefits Survey (3)

Your final out of pocket cost after insurance depends on several factors, including:

  • Discounts Negotiated By Your Insurance Company

    Insurance companies often have pre-negotiated rates for doctors and hospitals in their network. They may also try to negotiate deeper discounts on top of any negotiated rates.

  • Calendar Year Deductible Level

    You must pay all medical costs until you reach your calendar year deductible amount. Some expenses, like copayments and prescriptions, do not count towards your deductible. Prescriptions may have their own Calendar Year Deductible.

    After you reach the deductible, you share the cost with the insurance company. The amount you share depends on your Coinsurance percentage (see below).

    Deductibles reset on January 1st. As a result, many weight loss surgery patients “rush” to get a surgery date before the end of each year.

  • Remaining Calendar Year Deductible Amount

    The amount of money you still owe towards your deductible.

  • Hospital Copay

    The amount you will pay for each hospitalization (including weight loss surgery). Does not count towards reaching the Calendar Year Deductible.

  • Hospital Coinsurance

    The percentage of the total bill you are required to pay after you have “paid off” your Calendar Year Deductible.

  • Out of Pocket Maximum

    This is the most you will have to pay through deductible and coinsurance before your plan pays 100%. You will still be responsible for copayments, such as:

    • Office visits
    • Hospital copays
    • Prescription drugs
  • Total Year-to-Date Coinsurance Paid

    The total amount of coinsurance you have paid so far this calendar year. This is needed to determine whether your weight loss procedure will cause you to reach your annual out of pocket maximum.

If Your Policy Does NOT Cover Weight Loss Surgery, You Should Seek Partial Coverage

You may be able to get part of the costs paid for by insurance even if weight loss surgery isn’t covered. It’s all about how your doctor and hospital submit your claims to your insurance company.

For example, there are many non-bariatric surgery reasons for your doctor to recommend:

  • Cardiology exam
  • Lab work
  • Medically supervised diet program
  • Psychological exam
  • Sleep study

These are ordered for many reasons other than bariatric surgery and may be covered as a result. If your doctor submits one of these claims using a weight loss surgery CPT code (Current Procedural Terminology Code), your insurance is unlikely to cover it. But if your doctor uses a general CPT code, it probably will be covered.

While this may sound “sneaky”, it is an ethical practice. After all, these tests will be beneficial regardless of whether you move forward with surgery.

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The U.S. Insurance Approval Process

The entire bariatric surgery insurance approval process takes between 1 and 12 months.

The approval process usually happens in these steps:

  1. Your body mass index (BMI) requirements are confirmed by your physician:
    • BMI over 40 –OR–
    • BMI over 35 with one or more of the following:
      • Clinically significant obstructive sleep apnea
      • Coronary heart disease
      • Medically refractory hypertension
      • Type 2 diabetes mellitus
      • Other obesity-related health issues
  2. Complete 3 to 7 consecutive months of a medically supervised diet program.
  3. Schedule a consultation with your bariatric surgeon.
  4. Schedule a consultation with your primary care physician to get a medical clearance letter.
  5. Schedule a psychiatric evaluation to get a mental health clearance letter.
  6. Schedule a nutritional evaluation from a Registered Dietitian.
  7. Send the following to your insurance company:
    • All the above documentation
    • Detailed history of your obesity-related health problems
    • Difficulties and treatment attempts
  8. The review process usually happens in under one month.
  9. Insurance company sends approval or denial letter:
    • If approved, your surgeon’s bariatric coordinator will contact you for scheduling.
    • If denied, you can choose to appeal the denial.

Your bariatric surgeon’s office will do most of this legwork for you. They may even have all the required people on staff (registered dietitian, psychiatrist, bariatric coordinator, etc.).

For more information about gastric bypass insurance, see our Bariatric Surgery Insurance Patient Guide.

Disability Insurance During Recovery

Your employer decides whether to offer Disability insurance (DI). You can continue coverage as an individual if you leave the company.

DI pays you a percentage of your monthly income if you are unable to work. Short term disability insurance (STD) usually pays 2/3 of your salary for the first 90 or 180 days of your recovery.

Disability insurance usually includes pre-existing conditions limitations. The best way around this is to sign up during the initial enrollment period (when you’re hired). They might not allow you to enroll at any other time. You then need to stay enrolled for the entire “pre-existing conditions exclusionary period,” which lasts between 6 and 12 months.

Call your insurance company, talk with HR, or review your plan documents for details.

Cost Without Insurance

SECTION SUMMARY:

  • Procedure Cost: $8,248 to $27,324, on average, depending on procedure
  • Loan Payment: $338 to $563, on average, depending on procedure
  • Discounts, Tax Savings & Financing: Available for all procedures

If you don’t have insurance and ask a surgeon for a bariatric surgery quote, you will get one of 3 responses:

  • No Self-Pay Option – Some practices only work with patients who have insurance.
  • Partial Quote – Some practices only quote the surgeon’s and surgeon assistant’s fees. They don’t know the cost of services that are not under their direct control, like hospital fees. Most of these surgeons can provide phone numbers for you to conduct that cost research on your own.
  • All-Inclusive Packages – Many practices quote an up-front, all-inclusive cost. If any costs are not included in the package, they should outline those as well. These programs often include between 3 and 13 months of follow up visits in the packaged price.

Approximate self-pay costs for each weight loss procedure are as follows (click links for more information):

Click here to find a weight loss surgeon to ask for a self-pay quote.

How to Get Weight Loss Surgery Insurance in the U.S.

There are 2 ways to get weight loss surgery insurance if you don’t already have it:

  • The Affordable Care Act (“Obamacare”) requires insurance companies to include weight loss surgery coverage in some states. You may be able to sign up for one of these plans. See our Obamacare page for more information.
  • Convince your company to add it to your plan. If you work for a company with 50 or more employees, they decide if your plan includes bariatric surgery. There are many good business reasons for adding it that they may respond well to. Click here for information to share with your HR department.

Discounts: 6 Discounts to Ask Your Surgeon About

Talk with your surgeon about whether any of these discounts are available:

  1. Self-Pay Discounts. Most surgeons offer self-pay discounts or payment plans. Just ask!
  2. Other Discounts. Some offer discounts if you pay the total amount in advance.
  3. Same Surgeon, Different Hospitals. Some surgeons operate at more than one hospital. Hospital costs make up the biggest part of the bill, so find out if your surgeon has a choice.
  4. Pre-Op Costs. Some surgeons include pre-op costs in their quoted fees. Pre-op costs include things like testing and office visits.
  5. Complications. Should they arise, may increase total costs. Ask your surgeon who will pay if a complication arises during surgery. Some surgeons will include the cost of any complications in their quote while others will charge extra.
  6. Health Insurance That Does Not Include Bariatric Surgery. You may still get insurance to pay for some costs that could be applied to covered treatments. For example, lab work is needed for many reasons outside of bariatric surgery. Your surgeon can help you find the loopholes in your plan.
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Cost Without Insurance – By Location

SECTION SUMMARY:

  • Click here for state- or region-specific costs
  • United States: $8,096 to $27,324
  • United Kingdom: £4,048 to £11,132

CLICK HERE: To see how much bariatric surgery costs in your area

Cost Preloader

Your total weight loss surgery cost depends on which procedure you choose and where you have the surgery. This varies widely by surgeon and hospital. Different surgeons in the same city can have a price difference of $5,000 to $10,000 or more.

Note that cost often has nothing to do with the quality of the surgeon or hospital. Instead, cost is driven by:

  • Cost of living in the area
  • Local competition
  • Local Medicare and Medicaid populations
  • For-profit or non-profit status of the hospital used

This section shares average costs by location for each procedure.

For a specific price in your location, click here to contact a surgeon and ask for a free quote.

United States: $8,248 to 27,324

The average cost of bariatric surgery in the United States ranges from $8,248 to $27,324 depending on the procedure:

  1. Gastric balloon: $8,248
  2. AspireAssist Device: $10,626
  3. Lap-Band: $15,180
  4. Gastric sleeve: $19,228
  5. Gastric bypass: $24,288
  6. Duodenal switch: $27,324

But there is a big cost difference between states. For example, gastric sleeve surgery averages $19,228 but ranges from $12,144 in Nevada to $58,696 in Alaska.

For state averages for each procedure, scroll through the chart below. You can sort the table alphabetically by state or from lowest cost to highest cost states.

For an exact quote, click here to find and contact a surgeon.

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RegionAverage Cost
ALABAMA$21,910
ALABAMA surgeons surveyed are located in Birmingham, Decatur, Huntsville, Mobile, Montgomery and Tuscaloosa
ALASKA$57,502
ALASKA surgeons surveyed are located in Anchorage
ARIZONA$24,916
ARIZONA surgeons surveyed are located in Flagstaff, Mesa, Phoenix, Prescott, Scottsdale, Tempe and Tucson
ARKANSAS$15,298
ARKANSAS surgeons surveyed are located in El Dorado, Fayetteville, Fort Smith, Jonesboro, Little Rock and Pine Bluff
CALIFORNIA$21,859
CALIFORNIA surgeons surveyed are located in Bakersfield, Burbank, Chico, Fresno, Los Angeles, Orange, La Jolla, Modesto, Oakland, Poway, Riverside, Sacramento, San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose and Santa Barbara
COLORADO$20,959
COLORADO surgeons surveyed are located in Colorado Springs, Denver and Fort Collins
CONNECTICUT$24,150
CONNECTICUT surgeons surveyed are located in Farmington, Glastonbury, Meriden, Middletown, New Haven, Norwalk, Shelton and Stamford
DELAWARE$19,473
DELAWARE surgeons surveyed are located in Dover, Newark and Wilmington
FLORIDA$22,063
FLORIDA surgeons surveyed are located in Ft. Meyers, Gainesville, Jacksonville, Miami, Naples, Ocala, Orlando, Sarasota, St. Petersburg, Tallahassee, Tampa and West Palm Beach
GEORGIA$20,507
GEORGIA surgeons surveyed are located in Albany, Athens, Atlanta, Augusta, Columbus, Decatur, Macon, Marietta and Savannah
HAWAII$21,532
HAWAII surgeons surveyed are located in Aiea, Kailua-Kona, Honolulu and Wailuku
IDAHO$19,917
IDAHO surgeons surveyed are located in Boise, Meridian, Montpelier, Nampa, Pocatello and Post Falls
ILLINOIS$24,725
ILLINOIS surgeons surveyed are located in Chicago, Champaign, Decatur, Naperville, Peoria, Rockford and Springfield
INDIANA$25,898
INDIANA surgeons surveyed are located in Bloomington, Evansville, Fort Wayne, Gary, Indianapolis and South Bend
IOWA$26,219
IOWA surgeons surveyed are located in Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Des Moines and Iowa City
KANSAS$22,433
KANSAS surgeons surveyed are located in Topeka, Lenexa, Wichita, Overland Park, Olathe, and Kansas City
KENTUCKY$25,503
KENTUCKY surgeons surveyed are located in Lexington, Louisville and other towns.
LOUISIANA$21,910
LOUISIANA surgeons surveyed are located in Alexandria, New Orleans, Shreveport and other towns
MAINE$29,789
MAINE surgeons surveyed are located in Augusta, Bangor, Portland and other towns
MARYLAND$30,487
MARYLAND surgeons surveyed are located in Baltimore, Salisbury and other towns
MASSACHUSETTS$26,910
MASSACHUSETTS surgeons surveyed are located in Boston, New Bedford, Pittsfield, Springfield, Worcester and other towns.
MICHIGAN$26,186
MICHIGAN surgeons surveyed are located in Ann Arbor, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Lansing and other towns.
MINNESOTA$23,439
MINNESOTA surgeons surveyed are located in Minneapolis / St. Paul, Rochester and other towns
MISSISSIPPI$22,112
MISSISSIPPI surgeons surveyed are located in Jackson, Hattiesburg, Meridian, Tupelo and other towns.
MISSOURI$23,428
MISSOURI surgeons surveyed are located in Columbia, Kansas City, Springfield, St. Louis and other towns
MONTANA$28,505
MONTANA surgeons surveyed are located in Billings, Bozeman, Helena and other towns
NEBRASKA$23,327
NEBRASKA surgeons surveyed are located in Lincoln, Omaha and other towns
NEVADA$16,572
NEVADA surgeons surveyed are located in Henderson, Las Vegas and Reno Areas
NEW HAMPSHIRE$31,878
NEW HAMPSHIRE surgeons surveyed are located in Manchester, Nashua and other towns
NEW JERSEY$26,785
NEW JERSEY surgeons surveyed are located in Newark, Trenton and Other Areas
NEW MEXICO$17,852
NEW MEXICO surgeons surveyed are located in Albuquerque, Las Cruces, Santa Fe and Other Areas
NEW YORK$32,580
NEW HAMPSHIRE suNEW YORK surgeons surveyed are located in Albany, Buffalo, New York City / Manhattan, Rochester, Watertown and Other Areas
NORTH CAROLINA$28,652
NORTH CAROLINA surgeons surveyed are located in Asheville, Chapel Hill, Charlotte, Durham, Greensboro, Greenville, Raleigh, Wilmington, Winston-Salem and Other Areas
NORTH DAKOTA$35,420
NORTH DAKOTA surgeons surveyed are located in Bismarck and Grand Forks
OHIO$23,360
OHIO surgeons surveyed are located in Akron, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton and Other Areas
OKLAHOMA$19,532
OKLAHOMA surgeons surveyed are located in Norman, Oklahoma City, Tulsa and Other Areas
OREGON$34,846
OREGON surgeons surveyed are located in Portland, Bend, McMinnville, Salem, Medford, Springfield, Eugene, Beaverton, Corvallis, and Coos Bay
PENNSYLVANIA$23,671
PENNSYLVANIA surgeons surveyed are located in Allentown, Altoona, Harrisburg, Lancaster, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Other Areas
SOUTH CAROLINA$25,469
SOUTH CAROLINA surgeons surveyed are located in Anderson, Charleston, Columbia, Greenville, Myrtle Beach, Rock Hill and Other Areas
SOUTH DAKOTA$25,806
SOUTH DAKOTA surgeons surveyed are located in Dakota Dunes, Rapid City and Sioux Falls
TENNESSEE$25,346
TENNESSEE surgeons surveyed are located in Chattanooga, Knoxville, Memphis and Nashville
TEXAS$17,700
TEXAS surgeons surveyed are located in Abilene, Amarillo, Austin, Corpus Christi, Dallas / Ft. Worth, Houston, Lubbock and San Antonio
UTAH$18,366
UTAH surgeons surveyed are located in Provo, Salt Lake City and St. George
VERMONT$26,717
VERMONT surgeons surveyed are located in Burlington, Montpelier and Springfield
VIRGINIA$20,873
VIRGINIA surgeons surveyed are located in Charlottesville, Newport News, Norfolk, Richmond, Roanoke, Virginia Beach and Other Towns
WASHINGTON$25,874
WASHINGTON surgeons surveyed are located in Everett, Olympia, Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, Vancouver and Other Areas
WASHINGTON DC$20,709
WEST VIRGINIA$19,333
WEST VIRGINIA surgeons surveyed are located in Charleston, Huntington, Morgantown and Vienna
WISCONSIN$26,649
WISCONSIN surgeons surveyed are located in Eu Claire, Green Bay, La Crosse, Madison, Milwaukee and Other Areas
WYOMING$29,728
WYOMING surgeons surveyed are located in Afton, Cheyenne and Riverton

United Kingdom: £4,048 to £11,132

Following are the total average bariatric surgery costs in the United Kingdom by procedure:

  • Gastric balloon: £4,048
  • Lap-Band: £5,055
  • Gastric sleeve: £10,120
  • Gastric bypass: £10,120
  • Duodenal switch: £11,132

For an exact quote, click here to find and contact a surgeon.

International (Medical Travel): $4,048 to $27,324 USD

Following are average weight loss surgery costs by country for each procedure (in U.S. Dollars):

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CountryGastric BalloonLap-BandGastric SleeveGastric BypassDuodenal Switch
Australia$4,228$13,156$16,091$16,192n/a
Canada$8,703$13,156$21,657$16,192n/a
Costa Rican/a$8,096$9,665$12,650n/a
Egyptn/a$5,060$4,048$4,352n/a
India$3,542$4,048$9,513$10,525n/a
Mexico$5,870$5,895$5,187$7,489$8,703
Thailand$5,667$10,120$10,930$10,626n/a
United Kingdom$6,269$7,251$14,522$14,370$15,969
United States$8,248$15,180$19,420$24,288$27,324

Click here for an in-depth review of medical travel for weight loss surgery.

Cost Vs Remaining Obese

SECTION SUMMARY:

  • Some procedures save patient $11,000 per year after year 2, post-surgery

Starting 13 months after weight loss surgery, patients without insurance save about $900 per month due to reduced medical costs (1). That’s almost $11,000 saved per year.

Fewer prescription drugs alone save patients $3,000 or more per year (2).

In other words, depending on your final procedure costs, you should “break even” within 2 years and start saving $11,000 per year.

This applies only to the more involved procedure that do a better job improving health issues, including:

  • Gastric sleeve
  • Gastric bypass
  • Duodenal switch
  • Lap-Band

The other remove procedures – gastric balloon and the AspireAssist Device – improve health but not to the same degree. And there are no studies to check long-term cost savings associated with them.

Bariatric Surgery Cost Breakdown

SECTION SUMMARY:

  • Pre-Op (before surgery)
  • Standard costs during surgery
  • Non-standard costs during surgery
  • Post-Op (after surgery)

Pre-Op (Costs Before Surgery)

  • Physician-supervised weight loss program (required)
  • Dietitian/nutritionist consultations
  • Psychologist (mental health clearance)
  • Cardiologist (heart health clearance)
  • Lab/blood work, echocardiogram (also known as an “ECG” or “EKG”) and/or X-Ray fees
  • Surgeon consultation fees
  • Sleep study

Standard Costs During Surgery

  • Hospital fees
  • Surgeon fees
  • Surgical assistant fees
  • Anesthesia fees
  • Operating room fees
  • Device costs

Non-Standard Costs During Surgery

  • Pathologist fees (for reviewing biopsies, if necessary)
  • Radiologist fees (for reviewing x-rays, if necessary)

Post-Op (Costs After Surgery)

  • Addressing any complications
  • Follow-up doctor visits
  • Bariatric vitamins
  • Extra food costs (healthier food tends to cost more)
  • Personal trainer and/or gym membership
  • New clothes (wait to go crazy with this until you reach your plateau weight)
  • Plastic surgery to remove sagging skin (more on this in the Downsides section below)

Financing Options

SECTION SUMMARY:

  • 7 ways to make surgery more affordable

Weight loss surgery financing is available almost everywhere. It helps pay for:

  • The entire cost of your surgery if your health insurance doesn’t cover it
  • The part that insurance doesn’t cover, like deductibles, copays, or coinsurance

Financing options to make bariatric surgery more affordable include:

  1. Payment Plan Through a Qualified Surgeon
  2. Brokers, Direct Lenders, and Credit Cards (Unsecured Medical Loans)
  3. Friends & Family
  4. Secured Medical Loans
  5. Retirement Plan Loans
  6. Permanent Life Insurance Loans
  7. Medical travel – having surgery in a location that is less expensive than where you live

Tax Write-Offs

SECTION SUMMARY:

  • Bariatric surgery may be tax deductible
  • Tax-favored savings accounts help offset costs

Tax savings might be available to you.

Bariatric Surgery Might Be Tax Deductible, Special Tax-Favored Accounts Available

Weight loss surgery is tax deductible, which can have a big impact on the total cost of surgery.

You can deduct medical expenses if the costs are more than 10% of your adjusted gross income.

To receive the deductions, you’ll need to complete Schedule A of the IRS Form 1040. You’ll also need to save your medical bills and payment statements as proof.

Money in special savings accounts (or even your IRA) may also be a way to pay for part of surgery tax-free:

  1. Health Savings Account (HSA)

    You can open an HSA alongside a “qualified high deductible” health plan. Tax-free HSA money can be used pay for qualified medical expenses. No other account receives better tax treatment. You can even transfer IRA money into an HSA. See the IRS’s Site for more info.

  2. Archer Medical Savings Account (Archer MSA)

    Archer MSAs are like HSAs for the self-employed or small businesses. Click here for details.

  3. Health Reimbursement Account (HRA)

    HRAs are only offered by employers who set them up and contribute money to them. If your company offers one, make sure your plan allows the use of HRA funds to pay for “all qualified medical expenses.” Click here for more info.

  4. Flexible Spending Account (FSA)

    Both employers and employees can contribute to an FSA, also known by its IRS code, “Section 125”. Money from them can be taken out tax-free if it is used for qualified medical expenses. Click here to get the summary from the IRS.

Free Insurance Check & Cost Quote

SECTION SUMMARY:

  • You can ask a local bariatric practice for a free insurance check or cost quote
  • You can attend a free in-person seminar or an online webinar offered by a local weight loss surgeon
  • You should schedule a phone or in-person consultation (both often free), if you are interested in learning more about weight loss surgery

Free Insurance Check & Cost Quote

Most surgeons offer a free weight loss surgery cost quote and a free insurance check. Most also offer a free in-person seminar, free webinar, or free initial consultation.

Surgeons and their staffs are experts in all steps of the bariatric surgery process, including financing and insurance. Take advantage of their knowledge by contacting a local surgeon today.

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