How Much Does an EKG Cost Without Insurance in 2024?
The average cost of an EKG at urgent care varies by geographic location but is about $205 when paying without insurance. With insurance, you can expect to pay the amount of your co-pay if you have already reached your deductible and your insurance is accepted at the urgent care facility at which you seek care. If you haven’t met your deductible, then you’ll pay about the same as you would without insurance.
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How Much Does an EKG Cost without Insurance
On average, an EKG costs $205 at urgent care facilities; however, prices can range from about $175 to $299. Below we outline the prices for out-of-pocket costs of an EKG at seven urgent care chains. At some facilities, you can be billed separately for a visit fee and the cost of an EKG, so it’s important to ask about how you’ll be billed before receiving the treatment, whenever possible.
Out-of-Pocket Costs Breakdown for EKGs at Urgent Care
Urgent Care | Out-of-pocket Cost |
|---|---|
| MedExpress/ Riverside Urgent Care | $189 total |
| American Family Care | $215 total ($125 office visit + $90 EKG) |
| ProHEALTH Urgent Care | $175 total ($115 office visit + $60 EKG) |
| Patient First | $299 total |
| CityMD Urgent Care | $200 total (note: lab results would be an additional charge) |
| CareNow | $184 total ($150 office visit + $34 EKG) |
| GoHealth Urgent Care | $170 total ($120 office visit + $50 EKG) |
These prices are estimates only and may vary depending on location, insurance status, additional tests, and other factors.
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Alyssa is a Senior Marketing Associate & Content Writer at Mira. She is passionate about educating others on how to affordably access healthcare.