Ultrasound, leg veins (duplex)
Facility: Cherokee Medical Center
Billing Code: 93970 (CPT)
Highest price of the 9 SC hospitals we have prices for — worth calling around.
Black dot = this hospital, among the 9 SC hospitals with a price for this procedure. Full list below.
⚠ The cash price looks unusually high next to the insurance price — it may be the full list price, not a real cash discount. Call to confirm the self-pay rate.
A fair price for a Ultrasound, leg veins (duplex) is about $424 (about 1.7× the $244 Medicare rate). Cherokee Medical Center charges insurers about $274, or about $1,657 in cash — below the fair price — a good deal. Located in Gaffney, SC.
What each insurance company pays
Which insurers have negotiated a price with this hospital for this procedure — and which haven’t.
3 of 6 major insurers have a published price at this hospital
Crossed out = this hospital hasn’t published a negotiated price for that insurer for this procedure. It doesn’t necessarily mean they aren’t accepted — ask your insurer.
| Insurance company | Price range | vs. Medicare |
|---|---|---|
| Blue Cross Blue Shieldmajor | $226 - $1,055 | 93% |
| Aetnamajor | $235 | 96% |
| Cignamajor | $241 - $639 | 99% |
| Devoted Health | $232 | 95% |
| + 1 smaller / regional plan | $237 |
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Other Procedures at Cherokee Medical Center
Compare: Ultrasound, leg veins (duplex) at other SC hospitals
- Newberry County Memorial Hospital · Newberry $79
- Conway Medical Center · Conway $135
- Anmed Health · Anderson $151
- Cannon Memorial Hospital · Pickens $163
- MUSC Medical Center · Charleston $226
- MUSC Health Black River Medical Center · Cades $226
- Novant Health Hilton Head Medical Center · Hilton Head Island $233
- East Cooper Medical Center · Mount Pleasant $233
Insurance negotiated median for the same procedure, sorted lowest first.