X-ray Shoulder (2+ Views) Bilateral Cost Comparison
7303050 (CPT)
Cash prices (without insurance) for X-ray Shoulder (2+ Views) Bilateral (CPT 7303050) range from $237 to $356 across 5 hospitals in 5 states. The national average cash price is $307.
A shoulder X-ray bilateral is an imaging test that takes pictures of both of your shoulders using radiation to help doctors see the bones and structures in that area. Your doctor might order this test if you have shoulder pain, injury, weakness, or other symptoms to help identify problems like fractures, dislocations, arthritis, or other conditions. During the procedure, you'll stand or sit still while a technician positions your shoulders and takes images from different angles, which typically takes just a few minutes.
You could save $119 by choosing Three Rivers Health over Wayne Hospital
District of Columbia
View in District of Columbia →$317 — $317 · 1 hospitals
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Illinois
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- How much does X-ray Shoulder (2+ Views) Bilateral cost without insurance?
- Cash prices for X-ray Shoulder (2+ Views) Bilateral (CPT 7303050) range from $237 to $356 across 5 hospitals in 5 states. The national average is $307.
- Which hospital has the cheapest X-ray Shoulder (2+ Views) Bilateral?
- Three Rivers Health has the lowest cash price for X-ray Shoulder (2+ Views) Bilateral at $237. The highest price is $356 at Wayne Hospital.
- How much can I save by comparing X-ray Shoulder (2+ Views) Bilateral prices?
- You could save up to $119 by choosing Three Rivers Health ($237) over Wayne Hospital ($356).
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