Surgery and procedures CPT 50590 Kansas Outpatient

Shock wave lithotripsy cost in Kansas

In Kansas, 3 hospitals publish a cash price for shock-wave lithotripsy to break up kidney stones (from outside the body): from $857.28 to $16,967.74, with a median of $8,753.55. The lowest price is at Children's Mercy Hospital Kansas (Overland Park). The highest price is 19.8× the lowest.

Outpatient cash prices, one line per hospital — its lowest listed price for code 50590. Prices for both sides of the body and inpatient prices are not mixed in. Collected Sep 23, 2026.

Lowest$857.28Children's Mercy Hospital Kansas
Median$8,753.55half pay less
Highest$16,967.74in Kansas
Lowest saves$7,896.27vs the median

Hospitals in Kansas, cheapest first

HospitalCash price List priceFile date
Children's Mercy Hospital Kansas lowest Overland Park · Kansas City, MO-KS LITHOTRIPSY EXTRACORPOREAL SHOCK WAVE $857.28 $1,786.00 —
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Susan B Allen Memorial Hospital El Dorado · Wichita, KS FRAGMENTING OF KIDNEY STONE $8,753.55 $13,467.00 —
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Mercy Hospital Pittsburg Pittsburg · Pittsburg, KS Lithotripsy Xtrcorp Shock Wave $16,967.74 $26,104.21 —
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By metro area

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

Metro areaHospitals LowestMedian
Kansas City, MO-KS 1 $857.28 $857.28
Pittsburg, KS 1 $16,967.74 $16,967.74
Wichita, KS 1 $8,753.55 $8,753.55

What it is

Shock-wave lithotripsy breaks kidney or ureter stones into small pieces with sound waves aimed from outside the body, so the pieces can pass in the urine. No cut is made, and it is usually done under sedation or anesthesia.

What the price covers

The listed price usually covers the lithotripsy treatment in the facility. The urologist, anesthesia, X-rays and any stent placement are often billed separately; some hospitals rent the machine from an outside company, which can change how the charge is listed.

Shock-wave lithotripsy to break up kidney stones (from outside the body) in other states

Median cash price across the state's hospitals.