Understanding the cost of care · Newnan, GA
Reflux surgery cost.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Roger Eduardo, MD, FASMBS, Board-Certified General Surgeon. Last reviewed August 2026.
Book a consultation →How much does GERD & hiatal hernia surgery cost?
For most insured patients, the answer is: far less than you'd expect. When GERD or a hiatal hernia is documented by objective testing, fundoplication, LINX, TIF and hiatal hernia repair are typically covered, and you pay only your plan's deductible and coinsurance. For self-pay patients, Omnia Health offers transparent, all-in pricing per procedure with exactly what's included spelled out in advance. Our self-pay figures are quoted in writing on request.
Self-pay pricing by procedure
| Procedure | Self-pay (all-in) |
|---|---|
| Nissen / Toupet Fundoplication | Available on request, request a written quote |
| LINX (Magnetic Sphincter Augmentation) | Available on request, request a written quote |
| TIF + Hiatal Hernia Repair | Available on request, request a written quote |
| Hiatal Hernia Repair | Available on request, request a written quote |
Self-pay pricing is quoted in writing on request and confirmed at consultation. We do not publish estimates we cannot honor. Most patients with documented reflux are covered by insurance and never see these self-pay figures.
What the price includes
- ✓Surgeon's fee
- ✓Facility / operating-room fee
- ✓Anesthesia
- ✓Standard pre-operative workup
- ✓Routine post-op follow-up visits
- ✓Coordination of endoscopy & pH testing
Items outside the bundle (e.g. treatment of unexpected complications) are disclosed in advance.
Ways to pay
Insurance
Most medically necessary reflux surgery is covered: you pay only your deductible and coinsurance. Verify your coverage →
Self-pay bundle
One transparent price for uninsured patients or excluded plans.
HSA / FSA
Medically necessary GERD and hiatal hernia surgery is a qualified medical expense: use pre-tax funds.
Financing
Monthly-payment plans through Cherry for out-of-pocket costs. See financing →
Why the price is worth it
A foregut surgeon who fixes the cause: close to home
Anti-reflux surgery is an investment in getting off lifelong acid medication, and the surgeon matters more than the sticker. Dr. Eduardo is board-certified and fellowship-trained at Cleveland Clinic Florida, performing your fundoplication, LINX or hiatal hernia repair in south metro Atlanta rather than a long drive north. Transparent pricing means no surprise bills, and our team runs your insurance and financing options before you commit.
Cost FAQ
Cost & payment questions
Can't find your answer here? Call us at (470) 742-1832 or book a consultation, we'll answer every question before you commit to anything.
The cost of anti-reflux surgery depends on the procedure, the facility and your individual case. The good news: when GERD or a hiatal hernia is documented by objective testing, fundoplication, LINX and hiatal hernia repair are typically covered by most commercial and Medicare plans, so most insured patients pay only their plan's deductible and coinsurance. For patients without coverage, Omnia Health provides transparent self-pay pricing per procedure with exactly what's included, quoted in writing on request.
Usually, yes. When a workup (endoscopy and pH monitoring) documents medical necessity, anti-reflux surgery (Nissen/Toupet fundoplication), LINX and hiatal hernia repair are typically covered by most major plans and Medicare. Our team verifies your benefits and handles pre-authorization before anything is scheduled. We do not bill these as cosmetic. Free insurance verification is available.
Our self-pay bundle is designed to be all-in: surgeon's fee, facility/operating-room fee, anesthesia, standard pre-operative workup, and routine post-operative follow-up. We tell you in writing what is and isn't included before you commit, no surprise bills.
If your plan covers anti-reflux surgery and you meet criteria, using insurance is usually the lowest out-of-pocket path, you pay only your deductible and coinsurance. Self-pay pricing is for patients without coverage or whose plan excludes the procedure. Our team will run both scenarios for you before you decide.
Yes. Medically necessary GERD and hiatal hernia surgery is a qualified medical expense, so funds from a Health Savings Account (HSA) or Flexible Spending Account (FSA) can typically be applied to your out-of-pocket cost or self-pay bundle. Check your specific plan rules.
Yes. For patients paying out of pocket, we offer financing through Cherry, with monthly payment options. See our financing page for details.
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