Surgery and procedures CPT 17000 New Hampshire Outpatient

Precancerous spot removal cost in New Hampshire

In New Hampshire, 5 hospitals publish a cash price for destruction of a precancerous skin lesion (actinic keratosis), first lesion: from $24.75 to $383.40, with a median of $95.78. The lowest price is at Valley Regional Hospital (Claremont). The highest price is 15.5× the lowest.

Outpatient cash prices, one line per hospital — its lowest listed price for code 17000. Prices for both sides of the body and inpatient prices are not mixed in. Collected Sep 23, 2026.

Lowest$24.75Valley Regional Hospital
Median$95.78half pay less
Highest$383.40in New Hampshire
Lowest saves$71.03vs the median

Hospitals in New Hampshire, cheapest first

HospitalCash price List priceFile date
Valley Regional Hospital lowest Claremont · Lebanon-Claremont, NH-VT LESION DESTRUCTION 1ST LESN FAC $24.75 $45.00 Jun 6, 2026
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St Joseph Hospital of Nashua Nashua · Manchester-Nashua, NH HC DESTRUCT BENIGN LESION 1ST $80.73 $207.00 —
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Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital Lebanon · Lebanon-Claremont, NH-VT DESTRUCTION PREMALIGNANT LESION, 1ST LESION $95.78 $313.00 —
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Elliot Hospital Manchester · Manchester-Nashua, NH Hc Dstrct Ben/Prem Lesion $208.68 $564.00 Apr 1, 2026
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Monadnock Community Hospital Peterborough · Manchester-Nashua, NH PULSE DI LASER $383.40 $639.00 Apr 1, 2026
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By metro area

Each metro page compares every listing, including prices for both sides of the body.

Metro areaHospitals LowestMedian
Manchester-Nashua, NH 3 $80.73 $208.68
Lebanon-Claremont, NH-VT 2 $24.75 $60.26

What it is

This code covers destroying a precancerous skin spot, such as an actinic keratosis, usually by freezing with liquid nitrogen. It is billed for the first lesion.

What the price covers

The price usually covers the procedure and numbing medicine. The visit may be billed separately.

Destruction of a precancerous skin lesion (actinic keratosis), first lesion in other states

Median cash price across the state's hospitals.