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The average annual costs for employers to offer employees health insurance are $6,227 for single coverage and $15,754 for family coverage.
On average, we found that Monistat costs $17.19. This price can be affected by the number of days the treatment is used and purchasing brand names over generic brands.
The estimated average cost of an ultrasound without insurance is $410, but prices can vary between $100 - $1,000 depending on where the exam is taking place on the body, the state you live in, and the type of facility you visit.
On average, a visit to your GI will cost $381 if paying without insurance, but prices will be higher if you require any treatments or procedures.
Without insurance, therapy can cost between $60 to $350 per session with a therapist. Fortunately, there are therapy options for every budget, and we have created this guide to help you find one that suits your needs.
Therapists work with their patients to help find positive coping strategies for potentially harmful thoughts. CBT is most often used to treat depression and anxiety disorders. Patients can make the most of their experience by continuing to stick to their treatment plan.
The cost of treating a broken bone without insurance typically ranges from $310 to $150,000 depending on the specific bone, severity of the fracture, and required treatment approach.
Without insurance, the cost for an HPV vaccine costs an average of $300; the cost is influenced by the number of doses needed and the type of clinic you visit.
The cost of an eye exam (routine vision test) can range between $50 to $250. The average cost is about $95. An eye exam’s price depends on whether you are a new or returning patient, your location, and whether you go to a retail vision provider or local private optometrist.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has set general guidelines for upper and lower limits for each type of lab test. Make sure to always discuss your results with a health care provider, as what constitutes a normal range varies slightly from person to person. Contact us to learn more about how much you can save on labs
The 10 most common health conditions in the United States are heart disease, cancer, chronic lower respiratory diseases, obesity, Alzheimer’s, diabetes, substance abuse disorders, the flu, kidney disease, and mental health conditions.
Staying hydrated, reducing sodium and calcium intake, and a few other lifestyle changes can reduce the likelihood of developing kidney stones. Read more.
