system
A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
I think you'd be lucky to find something that tells you what healthcare is going to cost. Most places don't have a "menu" of services. A regular office visit you can probably get a price for, but if you go into a hospital you're billed by every doctor and they don't tell you when something will cost more. You just get things because you need them and hope you don't go into massive debt. Or, you don't go to the hospital unless you're on the verge of death. I grew up fairly poor and still have guilt about a fever and minor infection I had as a kid.
gpt
Every hospital in America has that "menu" posted on its website by law. It's called a chargemaster and can be easily googled as "Hospital Name chargemaster". It's just completely impractical to expect to shop for you healthcare, and no one actually pays those prices.