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Kelly4ADR 11-12-2014 04:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by drewrad (Post 108558)
Curious if you know what a two level lumbar would cost?

Drew,

I don't know. I can ask them.

colorado babe 11-22-2014 03:50 PM

I have just started to get some of the bills from my surgery here in the states. It isn't cheap. I do remember when I got a quote from Dr. Ritter-Lang for three disc it was 80K. So I would say in Europe about $27,000 per disc which includes everything.

Romakis 02-02-2015 08:39 AM

L4-S1 M6 ADR with Dr. Feil from ATOS
 
I just got a quote for a total of $48,000 for the L4-S1 M6 ADR.

Cheryl0331 04-10-2015 03:15 PM

Bacarcelona
 
Quoted 29,500 euros which is 32,100 USD depending on the exch. rate

Cynlite 04-10-2015 03:56 PM

Cheryl ~

What are you having done by Dr. Clavel for that price? Thx.

JeffR 04-13-2015 03:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by colorado babe (Post 108645)
I have just started to get some of the bills from my surgery here in the states. It isn't cheap. I do remember when I got a quote from Dr. Ritter-Lang for three disc it was 80K. So I would say in Europe about $27,000 per disc which includes everything.

The quote shouldn't be the same cost per disc since there is a fixed-fee cost element for the procedure, i.e. the hospital stay is the same length no matter how many discs you get and certain operating room elements are the same no matter what. The cost should then go up by disc, i.e. each disc costs $X + and you are in the OR longer per disc which cost $Y per disc say.

Harrison 04-14-2015 12:36 PM

Perhaps this pricing is similar to US doctors too. Check the higher volume clinics.

Carwyn 06-30-2015 04:18 PM

UK pricing
 
I used to be able to go private (£180 per consulation) then go between NHS (free) and private as it suited. Mri scan under anesthetic was £900, bone scan £400 etc etc

This has now been stopped in the UK.

Initially I was quoted £30,000 for my two level ADR, I was seriously thinking of putting the house up for sale and then after pushing the PCT

NHS Trusts and Primary Care Trusts - information - Grace Care

and proved I was in the area covered they agreed the operation could be done on the NHS (free)

Looking once more how to proceed as I am back almost to square one.

Carwyn

Cynlite 07-01-2015 02:05 PM

Please see post 91 on my thread. I contacted a bunch of members and put together a spreadsheet on costs for ADR surgery in Europe and the US. Hope this helps others to plan for surgery.

FYI - In the US, the Mobi-C manufacturer is helping people to fight for insurance coverage if you use their disc.

http://www.adrsupport.org/forums/f63...9/index10.html

Jerry5 07-27-2015 08:01 PM

cost
 
The Cost is probably about 30K US, for one level, and the second, maybe another 7500, so if the indications are there, for two level, (like I had) go for it.

As with all surgeries, especially the lower two lumbar, there will be distraction issues afterward, and some maybe permanent, some of the damage may have already been done.

FYI


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