Prostate (TURP) Surgery Cost: CGHS vs Private
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Medically reviewed by Dr. Nikhil Singh, Anaesthesia, MBBS, MD
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TURP, the common surgery for an enlarged prostate, is priced very differently under CGHS versus private hospitals.
TURP Cost Comparison
- CGHS TURP package (non-NABH) — Rs 18,630
- CGHS TURP package (NABH) — Rs 21,425
- Private TURP, typical — Rs 1,50,000 - 2,50,000
- Private laser prostate surgery, typical — Rs 1,45,000 - 3,00,000
Rates shown are as per the CGHS package rates (OM dated 01.10.2014 schedule) and PM-JAY HBP 2022, alongside typical private-hospital ranges from Indian hospital sources (2014/2022 schemes; private ranges 2025) and are subject to periodic revision. Always verify the latest approved rates on the official source.
Why the Difference Is So Large
Government schemes pay fixed, pre-negotiated package rates, while private list prices reflect facility tier, implant or technology choice, surgeon fees and room category. For eligible beneficiaries, scheme treatment is largely cashless at empanelled hospitals, so the scheme rate is what the scheme pays the hospital rather than your out-of-pocket cost.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does TURP cost under CGHS vs private?
CGHS pays about Rs 18,630-21,425 for TURP, while private hospitals typically charge Rs 1,50,000-2,50,000, and laser prostate surgery more.
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