(A) if the hospital maintains an internet-based price estimator tool that meets the following requirements: (i) The tool provides estimates for as many of the 70 specified shoppable services that are provided by the hospital, and as many additional hospital-selected shoppable services as may be necessary for a combined total of at least 300 shoppable services. (ii) The tool allows health care consumers to, at the time they use the tool, obtain an estimate of the amount they will be obligated to pay the hospital for the shoppable service. (iii) The tool is prominently displayed on the hospital’s website and easily accessible to the public, without subscription, fee, or having to submit personal identifying information (PII), and searchable by service description, billing code, and payer. (3) Definitions Notwithstanding any other provision of law, for the purpose of paragraphs (1) and (2): (A) De-identified maximum negotiated charge The term de-identified maximum negotiated charge means the highest charge that a hospital has negotiated with all third party payers for an item or service. (B) De-identified minimum negotiated charge The term de-identified minimum negotiated charge means the lowest charge that a hospital has negotiated with all third party payers for an item or service. (C) Discounted cash price The term discounted cash price means the charge that applies to an individual who pays cash, or cash equivalent, for a hospital item or service. Hospitals that do not offer self-pay discounts may display the hospital’s undiscounted gross charges as found in the hospital chargemaster. (D) Gross charge The term gross charge means the charge for an individual item or service that is reflected on a hospital’s chargemaster, absent any discounts. (E) Payer-specific negotiated charge The term payer-specific negotiated charge means the charge that a hospital has negotiated with a third party payer for an item or service. (F) Shoppable service The term shoppable service means a service that can be scheduled by a health