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Huggins Hospital Costs & Pricing
Huggins Hospital offers competitive monthly rates for various room types compared to the local and state averages. For a semi-private room, Huggins charges $5,856, which is notably higher than the Carroll County average of $4,458 and slightly above the New Hampshire state average of $4,881. The private room rate at Huggins stands at $7,027, exceeding both county and state figures of $5,438 and $5,170 respectively. Similarly, for studio accommodations, Huggins's price of $7,612 again surpasses the averages in Carroll County ($5,611) and New Hampshire as a whole ($5,346). These costs reflect Huggins Hospital's commitment to providing quality care and facilities tailored to patient comfort - albeit with notable premium pricing in comparison to regional options.
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Huggins Hospital
Carroll County
New Hampshire
Semi-Private
$5,856
$4,458
$4,881
Private
$7,027
$5,438
$5,170
Studio
$7,612
$5,611
$5,346
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Overall Review of Huggins Hospital
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Staff kindness shows up often
Residents frequently describe staff as professional, knowledgeable, and caring during urgent situations.
Across many visits, residents mention being met with attentive, informed care from nurses, clinicians, and support staff. Some reviewers specifically highlight feeling reassured through clear explanations and steady bedside support, even when they were in pain or anxious. At the same time, there are also negative accounts about rudeness and bedside manner that point to an inconsistent experience.
common6 reviews mention this
Food and cafe get praise
Hospital food and the cafe experience are repeatedly praised by residents and families.
Several reviewers single out meals as better than expected, including fast delivery from the kitchen and consistently enjoyable food. The cafe also comes up positively, with one family describing quick, prepared-in-advance sandwiches and excellent service. Even among mixed experiences, the cafeteria staff is mentioned favorably.
caveat6 reviews mention this
Wait times can be long
Some residents report long waits before being seen, roomed, or getting key tests.
Multiple reviews describe being kept in exam or waiting areas for hours, including delays before a doctor comes in or before imaging happens. A few residents also report extended stays after being roomed, with additional time for tests and overnight decisions. While some reviewers say they were seen quickly, the wait-time comments show that timing can vary significantly.
caveat6 reviews mention this
Billing problems create friction
Billing and follow-up issues are a recurring source of frustration in reviews.
Several residents describe late or confusing billing, including bills that arrived months after services and complaints that the billing process was difficult to correct. Others mention extra charges, reimbursement delays, or problems getting help from the financial department. A few reviewers also report collections or credit-score impacts tied to billing outcomes.
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Huggins Hospital offers competitive monthly rates for various room types compared to the local and state averages. For a semi-private room, Huggins charges $5,856, which is notably higher than the Carroll County average of $4,458 and slightly above the New Hampshire state average of $4,881. The private room rate at Huggins stands at $7,027, exceeding both county and state figures of $5,438 and $5,170 respectively. Similarly, for studio accommodations, Huggins's price of $7,612 again surpasses the averages in Carroll County ($5,611) and New Hampshire as a whole ($5,346). These costs reflect Huggins Hospital's commitment to providing quality care and facilities tailored to patient comfort - albeit with notable premium pricing in comparison to regional options.
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