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Quality Reports - Neonatology

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Neonatology 
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Why we measure it - It is important to us, our patients and families that we provide the best care possible at a competitive price.

What this means - We are able to provide the highest quality of care as demonstrated by our survival rates while keeping our charges lower than our PHIS peers. This saves our patients and families money and keeps us competitive.

About the data - This graph reflects the average adjusted charge per visit for selected procedures at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin compared to Pediatric Hospital Information System peers. PHIS hospitals represent other leading freestanding pediatric hospitals.

Related dimensions of care:

What we're doing to provide the best care:

  • Children's Hospital of Wisconsin has the only Level 3C Neonatal Intensive Care Unit in the state, the highest level acknowledged by the American Academy of Pediatrics, capable of caring for any newborn regardless of diagnosis.
  • We provide medically necessary health care to patients in our service area without regard for their ability to pay.
  • Children's Hospital accepts Medicare and Wisconsin Medicaid. Out-of-state Medicaid programs may be accepted on a case-by-case basis. We also accept Tricare and HIRSP. 
  • If patients are unable to pay their portion of the bill, our financial counselors can help with a payment plan, or see if they are eligible for charity care or a self-pay discount.

Patients and families - In order to help us remain competitive with our pricing and maintain our efficiency:

  • Bring your insurance card with you so we can accurately file your claim for you.
  • If your insurance plan requires a referral, make sure your primary care physician gives proper authorization for your visit to Children's Hospital.
  • If your child was seen in the hospital, you might receive more than one bill. Children's Hospital bills for hospital staff, supplies, medical records, etc. The Medical College of Wisconsin bills for the physicians' services. You also may receive bills from other providers.

If you have questions about this information, email us or call (414) 266-6556.

 

Hospital locations: Milwaukee and Fox Valley.

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