Digestive/GI
How Much Does Abdominal / Pelvic Pain (Undiagnosed) Treatment Cost?
Abdominal or pelvic pain is one of the most common reasons for emergency department visits and doctor consultations. The workup to identify the cause can involve various tests from blood work to imaging to endoscopy, as many different conditions can cause these symptoms.
Mild
$500 — $2.0K
Moderate
$3.0K — $10K
Severe
$10K — $40K
Estimated Total Procedure-Based Cost
$43 — $71
Based on common procedures at commercial insurance rates (1.5x-2.5x Medicare)
Treatment Cost Breakdown
Diagnosis & Acute Treatment
4 procedures$43 — $71
$16 — $26
Medicare: $11
Urinalysis with Microscopic Examination
Manual urinalysis test with examination using microscope, automated
CPT 81001
$5 — $8
Medicare: $3
$10 — $17
Medicare: $7
Complete Blood Count (CBC) with Differential
Complete blood cell count (red cells, white blood cell, platelets), automated
CPT 85025
$12 — $19
Medicare: $8
Questions to Ask Your Doctor About Costs
Before your appointment, ask these questions to avoid surprise bills
- "What is the total estimated cost for my Abdominal / Pelvic Pain (Undiagnosed) treatment, including all follow-up visits?"
- "Are there less expensive treatment alternatives that would be equally effective?"
- "Can any of these procedures be done in an outpatient or office setting instead of a hospital?"
- "Will all the providers involved in my care (anesthesiologist, radiologist, etc.) be in-network?"
- "Do you offer payment plans or financial assistance for patients?"
- "What will my insurance cover, and what is my estimated out-of-pocket responsibility?"
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Abdominal / Pelvic Pain (Undiagnosed) treatment cost?
Treatment for Abdominal / Pelvic Pain (Undiagnosed) typically costs $3.0K — $10K depending on severity and location.
Does insurance cover Abdominal / Pelvic Pain (Undiagnosed) treatment?
Most health insurance plans cover medically necessary treatment for Abdominal / Pelvic Pain (Undiagnosed). Your out-of-pocket cost depends on your deductible, copay, and whether you use in-network providers.