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The Cost of Bloodwork Without Insurance 2021

The average cost of bloodwork without insurance is $432, but the price can range from $50 to upwards of $1,000 depending on what tests are performed. There are several ways to lower the cost of bloodwork, such as going to community health clinics or ordering at-home lab tests.

Jacqueline Slobin07 Jul 2021
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How Does Telemedicine Work & When to Use

Telemedicine is a means of practicing medicine by using technology, allowing patients to receive care without leaving their homes. Telemedicine is oftentimes used for basic care like dermatology, psychotherapy, colds, flu, sore throats, and more. The cost of telemedicine is often more affordable than traditional care but not all illnesses can be diagnosed remotely.

Alyssa Orcuilo07 Jul 2021
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Doctor Recommended Medical Tests & Screenings by Age for Every Adult

There are at least 12 recommended health screenings that you should consider getting at the doctor. The recommended medical tests vary by age depending on what conditions you are at highest risk for, but each typically costs $50 or more, depending on where you go to get tested.

Jacqueline Slobin07 Jul 2021
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What is a Diabetes Screening Test & How Much it Costs

There are several tests that can be done to screen for type 2 diabetes that includes an A1C, random blood sugar test, fasting blood sugar test, and oral glucose tolerance test. All of these tests help to detect when your blood glucose levels are too high, which can indicate impaired glucose regulation in the body.

Jacqueline Slobin07 Jul 2021
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Urinalysis Urine Tests: Procedure, Costs, & What Results Mean

A urinalysis is a test of your urine that can be used to detect and manage a wide range of disorders. Mira’s research indicates that urinalysis tests can cost anywhere between $30 to $250, depending on the depth of the panel.

Spencer Lee19 May 2021
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Lipid Panel Tests: Procedure, Costs, & Where to Get

A lipid panel is a type of blood test that measures fats and fatty substances in your body.

Spencer Lee07 Jul 2021
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Basic Metabolic Panel: Procedure, Costs, & Where to Find

A basic metabolic panel is a blood test that evaluates your kidney function, metabolism, and electrolyte balance. On average, a basic metabolic panel costs $235 without insurance, but prices can vary depending on where you get tested. You can significantly reduce this cost with health insurance or alternative coverage options.

Jacqueline Slobin30 Apr 2021
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New York City COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility

Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson have all received emergency use authorization from the FDA for the use of their Covid-19 vaccines. New York is following a phased distribution of the Covid-19 vaccine. This means that only people identified as eligible in the current phases will be able to receive the vaccine. Currently, only those in Phase 1A and Phase 1B are eligible to receive the vaccine.

Spencer Lee25 Mar 2021
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Allergies vs. Sinus Infection- How to tell the difference?

Allergies can occur at any time of year. While some may be "seasonal," which is when you get them only in the spring or fall, or they may be year-round. Sinusitis, or sinus infections, however, usually happen after you've had a cold or allergies. Some symptoms will linger, even after your cold goes away.

Alyssa Orcuilo07 Jun 2021
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List of Women's Health Centers in New York City

Women’s health encompasses a variety of specialties and focus areas, ranging from sexual health to breast health to mental illness. If you identify as a woman, you should consider seeking treatment from a healthcare provider specializing in women’s health for a variety of reasons. Women’s health clinics are available throughout the Five Boroughs of New York and are ready to assist you in any medical concerns you may be experiencing.

Spencer Lee16 Mar 2021
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How Much Does A Pap Smear Cost?

A complete physical exam that includes a pelvic exam may cost about $125. A Pap test adds another $40, or more if you get tests for sexually transmitted diseases. If the Pap test result isn't normal, follow-up can cost over $350.

Alyssa Orcuilo07 Jun 2021
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Free Antibody Testing Locations in NYC

Antibody tests are used to detect past infection with COVID-19. You can get a test at your doctor, urgent care, or a listed NYC Health+Hospital location.

Jacqueline Slobin23 Mar 2021
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