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Family Medicine Established Patient Well Visit Less Than 1 Year Cost at Cherokee Medical Center

99391 (CPT) · Gaffney, SC

Family Medicine Established Patient Well Visit Less Than 1 Year (CPT 99391) at Cherokee Medical Center costs $94 cash price (without insurance). The gross charge is $145. This is 19% below the South Carolina average of $117. Ranked #1 out of 2 hospitals.

A well visit is a routine appointment with your family medicine doctor to check on your overall health and prevent illness. You might have this visit if you've seen your doctor within the last year and want to continue your regular checkups. During the visit, your doctor will typically review your medical history, take your vital signs like blood pressure and temperature, perform a physical exam, and may discuss preventive care topics like diet, exercise, or screenings appropriate for your age.

Cash Price
(No Insurance)
$94
Gross Charge
$145

No payer-negotiated rates available

How This Price Compares
This Hospital
$94
National
$117
South Carolina
$117

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Family Medicine Established Patient Well Visit Less Than 1 Year cost at Cherokee Medical Center without insurance?
The cash price for Family Medicine Established Patient Well Visit Less Than 1 Year (CPT 99391) at Cherokee Medical Center is $94. This is 19% below the South Carolina average of $117.
How does Cherokee Medical Center's Family Medicine Established Patient Well Visit Less Than 1 Year price compare to other hospitals in Gaffney, SC?
Cherokee Medical Center has the lowest cash price out of 2 hospitals in Gaffney, SC.

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