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Patient Programmer, Neurostimulator Cost at Witham Health Services

C1787 (HCPCS) · Lebanon, IN

Patient Programmer, Neurostimulator (CPT C1787) at Witham Health Services costs $3,436 cash price (without insurance). The gross charge is $4,909. Negotiated rates with insurance range from $3,043 to $12,272. This is equal to the Indiana average of $3,436. Ranked #1 out of 13 hospitals.

A patient programmer is a handheld wireless device that allows you to control a neurostimulator implanted in your body, which is a small device that sends electrical signals to help manage certain symptoms like chronic pain or neurological conditions. You might need this programmer if you have had a neurostimulator surgically implanted and need to adjust settings, turn the device on or off, or monitor its function between medical appointments. With the programmer, you can typically make adjustments from home, though your healthcare team will initially program it and provide instructions on how to use it safely.

Cash Price
(No Insurance)
$3,436
Gross Charge
$4,909
Insurance Negotiated Rates
ANTHEM EXCH$3,043
How This Price Compares
National
$3,436
Indiana
$3,436
This Hospital
$3,436

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Patient Programmer, Neurostimulator cost at Witham Health Services without insurance?
The cash price for Patient Programmer, Neurostimulator (CPT C1787) at Witham Health Services is $3,436. This is equal to the Indiana average of $3,436.
How does Witham Health Services's Patient Programmer, Neurostimulator price compare to other hospitals in Lebanon, IN?
Witham Health Services has the lowest cash price out of 13 hospitals in Lebanon, IN.

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