Healthcare Cost

How Much Does STD Treatment Cost Without Insurance in 2021?

Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) will require treatment costing anywhere from $4 to $9,000 depending on your diagnosis without insurance. There are also initial costs of screening and doctor’s visit fees that may apply.

Alexis Bryan23 Aug 2022

Sexual Health

Is Gender Reassignment Surgery Covered by Health Insurance?

The services and procedures to reaffirm one’s gender can be expensive when paying out-of-pocket, and many states do not yet explicitly mandate such coverage. Some private health plans offer coverage of gender reassignment but are dependent on meeting strict criteria.

Ashley Brooks23 Aug 2022

Sexual Health

How Much Does Plan B (Morning After Pill) Cost Without Insurance in 2022?

For brand-name Plan B, you can expect to pay close to $50 but should be taken shortly after unprotected sex to be effective. Other generic forms of Plan B exist at a cheaper cost, and many family clinics and health insurance plans cover the cost of emergency contraception or at discounted rates.

Ashley Brooks23 Aug 2022

Tips

How Much Does Therapy Cost Without Insurance in 2023?

On average, a therapy session costs between $60 to $120 for an hour-long session for those who do not have health insurance.

Madeline Hlobik2 Mar 2023

Prescriptions

How Much Does Omeprazole Cost Without Insurance in 2021?

Without insurance, omeprazole costs between $8 and $110 without insurance or any discounts.

Ashley Brooks23 Aug 2022

Prescriptions

What’s the Difference Between Generic vs. Brand Name Prescription Drugs?

Brand name prescription drugs are sold by drug companies with a specific name and are patented. After the brand name prescription is made, similar generic prescription drugs can be created with the same active ingredient as the brand name drug. However, the key difference between these two drugs is that generic prescription drugs will cost much less than brand-name drugs.

Madeline Hlobik16 Sep 2021

Prescriptions

How Much Does Acne Treatment Cost in 2021?

Topical acne gels and creams typically cost between $36-$336 a year; oral acne medications cost between $72.53-$1,304.09 for a normal prescription cycle and cost between $167-$2,509 for common acne procedures. There is also an additional cost for visiting the dermatologist, which on average, is around $221.

Talor Bianchini23 Aug 2022

Insights

How To Negotiate Medical Bills & Lab Fees

If you have ever received an expensive medical bill, you may not have considered the possibility of negotiating the cost. Instead, you may have had to make tough life choices to determine how to make the payments or consider taking out a loan. Understanding what you need and who to call to negotiate your bill may lower your bill and your stress.

Ashley Brooks23 Aug 2022

Sexual Health

How Much Does an OB/GYN Visit Cost Without Insurance?

Without health insurance, an OB/GYN visit costs $125 on average for an office visit that includes a pap smear and pelvic exam. If you need additional services or prescriptions though, the price of your visit can increase.

Madeline Hlobik2 Mar 2023

Health Insurance

Medicare Part C vs. Part D: Costs & Eligibility

Medicare Part C (or Medicare Advantage), offers Parts A and B but does not guarantee Part D, the expanded prescription drug benefit.

Ashley Brooks23 Aug 2022

Insights

How Much Does a Pregnancy Test Cost?

The cost of pregnancy tests varies widely depending on the type and location of the test. When considering the type of pregnancy test you are planning to get, it is important to remember that these factors can also play a role in the reliability of the results. At-home urine pregnancy tests often cost between $8-$15, over the counter.

Gavin Oxley13 Oct 2021

Insights

What is Medicaid & Who Qualifies?

Medicaid is health care coverage for low-income individuals, pregnant women, people with disabilities, children and their families, and the elderly. The program is funded by both the federal and state government and provides a wide range of benefits. You can determine your eligibility by visiting your state’s Medicaid website.

Talor Bianchini23 Aug 2022

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