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Ipratropium bromide, inhalation solution, compounded product, administered through dme, unit dose form, per milligram cost in Indiana

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Lowest published amounts at each hospital, from each hospital's own price file. Newest file: Mar 2026; each row shows its own date.

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HospitalCityCashInsurer fromData date
Indiana University Health Tipton Hospital Inc.Tipton—$0Mar 2026205 days old
Indiana University Health Inc.Indianapolis—$0Mar 2026205 days old
Indiana University Health Arnett Inc.Lafayette—$0Mar 2026205 days old
Indiana University Health North Hospital Inc.Carmel—$0Mar 2026205 days old
Indiana University Health Frankfort Inc.Frankfort—$0Mar 2026205 days old
Indiana University Health Jay Inc.Portland—$0Mar 2026205 days old
Indiana University Health West Hospital Inc.Avon—$0Mar 2026205 days old
Indiana University Health Ball Memorial Hospital Inc.Muncie—$0Mar 2026205 days old
Indiana University Health Bloomington Inc.Bloomington—$0Mar 2026205 days old
Where this procedure name comes from

This is the HCPCS Level II descriptor published by CMS — a US government work in the public domain.

What the hospitals published for this code, in their own words:

  • Beavercreek Medical CenterIpratropium bromide comp
  • Berger HospitalIpratropium bromide comp
  • Bethesda Hospital Inc.Ipratropium bromide comp
  • Clinton Memorial HospitalIpratropium bromide comp
  • Dayton Osteopathic HospitalIpratropium bromide comp
  • Fairview HospitalIpratropium bromide comp
  • Fort Hamilton HospitalIpratropium bromide comp
  • Greene Memorial Hospital IncIpratropium bromide comp
  • Indiana University Health Arnett Inc.IPRATROPIUM BROM 0.02% PER ML-INHAL SOL THRU DME
  • Indiana University Health Ball Memorial Hospital Inc.IPRATROPIUM BROM 0.02% PER ML-INHAL SOL THRU DME

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