CMS Price Transparency Data

Blood test, vitamin D

Facility: Intermountain Health Utah Valley Hospital

Billing Code: 82306 (CPT)

The BaseRate · fair price high confidence

A fair price for this

$29

about 1.0× the $30 Medicare rate · typically $29–$31

modeled estimate · not a bill or quote

What this hospital charges insurers

$30

About the fair price

about $1 over the fair price · 1.0× Medicare

Medicare pays $30 Fair price $29 This hospital $30 Cash price $146 Hospital's list price $195

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How this hospital compares to other UT hospitals

One of the lower prices — 0 of 8 other UT hospitals charge more for the same procedure.

Cheapest $30 Priciest $30

Black dot = this hospital, among the 9 UT 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 Blood test, vitamin D is about $29 (about 1.0× the $30 Medicare rate). Intermountain Health Utah Valley Hospital charges insurers about $30, or about $146 in cash — about the fair price. Located in Provo, UT.

What each insurance company pays

Which insurers have negotiated a price with this hospital for this procedure — and which haven’t.

5 of 6 major insurers have a published price at this hospital

✓ UnitedHealthcare✓ Blue Cross Blue Shield✓ Aetna✓ Cigna✓ Humana Kaiser Permanente

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
UnitedHealthcaremajor	$30 - $166	101%
Blue Cross Blue Shieldmajor	$30 - $148	101%
Aetnamajor	$30 - $166	101%
Cignamajor	$123 - $166	416%
Humanamajor	$30 - $31	101%
Health Net	$166	561%
HealthPartners	$30	101%
Molina	$24 - $160	81%
SelectHealth	$24 - $99	81%
+ 33 smaller / regional plans	$24 - $176

Government programs also on file: Military & VA.

Excludes 1 rental-network / third-party entry (e.g. Multiplan, PHCS) — these are pricing networks, not insurers.

Self-Pay How to get the cash price

Tell the billing desk you want to be billed as self-pay — not through insurance — before your visit.
Ask for the cash / prompt-pay discount in writing, with the exact price (about 146), before you agree to anything.
Get it in writing that they won’t also bill your insurance, so the cash price is what you owe.
Check the CPT code on your bill matches exactly: 82306.

Insurance Before you use insurance

Call your insurance company to confirm Intermountain Health Utah Valley Hospital is in-network.
Ask your insurer whether prior approval is required for CPT code 82306.
Confirm the doctor or provider is in-network too — not just the hospital building.
Check your Explanation of Benefits against the hospital’s final itemized bill.

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Insurance negotiated median for the same procedure, sorted lowest first.