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Treat Retinal Lesion (photocoagulation)

Physician Services
Service: Treat Retinal Lesion (photocoagulation) - Destroy a lesion on the retina.
Fee: $1,755
Fee Details: Physician fee for this procedure which may be performed in an outpatient surgery center.
Pricing Agreement: Printable Detailed Pricing Agreement

Facility Services
Service: Treat Retinal Lesion (photocoagulation) - Destroy a lesion on the retina.
Fee: $372
Fee Details: Price is for an outpatient procedure. Overnight stay is not included.
Pricing Agreement: Printable Detailed Pricing Agreement

Anesthesia Services
Service: Treat Retinal Lesion (photocoagulation) - Destroy a lesion on the retina.
Anesthesia Fee: $734
Fee Details: Price is for an average surgery time of 1 hour and 15 minutes. Prices may go up or down based upon the actual surgical time required.
Pricing Agreement: Printable Detailed Pricing Agreement
Total Fair Price if done in Physician's Office: $1,755
Total Fair Price if done in Ambulatory Surgery Center: $2,860
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What does the fair price mean?

This is Healthcare Blue Book's recommended price for health care services. The Blue Book price is based on the typical fee that providers in your area accept as payment from insurance companies. This is the price you should have to pay, even if your provider charges more. You can use this price to negotiate with your provider or shop for an in-network provider that charges a fair price.

How do I find a fair price?

If you have health insurance, you should ask the in-network providers listed in your provider directory what the in-network rate is for this service. Different in-network providers often charge different prices. Call several providers to find one that is willing to accept a fair price.

If you do not have health insurance coverage , then you should call providers and ask if they offer discounts for self-pay patients and what their price is for the service.

See the How to Negotiate Healthcare Prices with Doctors and Hospitals section for additional information.

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