Marker CT-Scan 7x7.5IN Grid Cost Comparison
A4648 (HCPCS)
Cash prices (without insurance) for Marker CT-Scan 7x7.5IN Grid (CPT A4648) range from $8 to $8 across 2 hospitals in 2 states. The national average cash price is $8.
A marker CT-scan with a 7x7.5 inch grid is an imaging procedure that uses a specialized grid or marker system placed on your skin to help doctors locate and identify specific areas during a CT scan. Your doctor might recommend this scan when they need precise positioning information for planning treatment, such as before radiation therapy or a biopsy, or when they need to mark an exact location for follow-up imaging. During the procedure, you'll have the grid placed on the area being scanned, and you'll lie still while the CT scanner takes images.
You could save $0 by choosing Medstar Georgetown University Hospital over MedStar Georgetown University Hospital
District of Columbia
View in District of Columbia →$8 — $8 · 1 hospitals
No payer-negotiated rates available
Maryland
View in Maryland →$8 — $8 · 1 hospitals
No payer-negotiated rates available
Frequently Asked Questions
- How much does Marker CT-Scan 7x7.5IN Grid cost without insurance?
- Cash prices for Marker CT-Scan 7x7.5IN Grid (CPT A4648) range from $8 to $8 across 2 hospitals in 2 states. The national average is $8.
- Which hospital has the cheapest Marker CT-Scan 7x7.5IN Grid?
- Medstar Georgetown University Hospital has the lowest cash price for Marker CT-Scan 7x7.5IN Grid at $8. The highest price is $8 at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital.
- How much can I save by comparing Marker CT-Scan 7x7.5IN Grid prices?
- You could save up to $0 by choosing Medstar Georgetown University Hospital ($8) over MedStar Georgetown University Hospital ($8).
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