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Excision Neck Lesion SC < 3 CM Cost in District of Columbia

21555 (CPT)

The cost of Excision Neck Lesion SC < 3 CM (CPT 21555) in District of Columbia ranges from $1,022 to $1,022 cash price (without insurance). We found pricing data from 2 hospitals.

An excision of a neck lesion is a procedure where a doctor surgically removes a growth, bump, or abnormal area of skin from the neck that is smaller than 3 centimeters. A patient might need this procedure if a skin lesion is causing concern, is changing in appearance, or needs to be examined for medical reasons. During the procedure, the doctor will remove the lesion and typically close the wound with stitches, and the removed tissue may be sent to a lab for further examination.

2 hospitals
Cash Price
(No Insurance)
$1,022
Gross Charge
$4,972
Medicare Rate
$436

No payer-negotiated rates available

Cash Price
(No Insurance)
$1,022
Gross Charge
$4,972
Medicare Rate
$436

No payer-negotiated rates available

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Excision Neck Lesion SC < 3 CM cost in District of Columbia?
Cash prices for Excision Neck Lesion SC < 3 CM (CPT 21555) in District of Columbia range from $1,022 to $1,022 across 2 hospitals.
Which hospital in District of Columbia has the cheapest Excision Neck Lesion SC < 3 CM?
MedStar Washington Hospital Center has the lowest cash price for Excision Neck Lesion SC < 3 CM in District of Columbia at $1,022. The highest price is $1,022 at Medstar Washington Hospital Center.
How do District of Columbia Excision Neck Lesion SC < 3 CM prices compare to the national average?
The District of Columbia average cash price for Excision Neck Lesion SC < 3 CM is $1,022, which is equal to the national average of $1,022.

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