CT Abdomen and Pelvis — Without Contrast
What should this cost?
Medicare Pays
$175
National benchmark
Typical Range
$600–$3000
What hospitals charge
Markup
10×
Above Medicare rate
What this code means on your bill
A CT scan without contrast dye. Often the first-line imaging for acute abdominal pain and kidney stones.
Commonly billed for
Kidney stones, acute abdominal pain, initial trauma evaluation
What to watch for
Upcoding
If your visit seemed straightforward but you see a high-level code, the provider may have billed for a more complex service than what was performed. Compare the code level to the time you actually spent with the doctor.
Duplicate charges
Check if this code appears more than once on the same date of service. Unless you had the same procedure performed twice (rare), a duplicate is likely a billing error.
Price check
If you're being charged more than 3,600 for this service, it's significantly above the typical range. Request an itemized bill and compare against the Medicare rate of $175.
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