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Memorial Regional · Aetna PPO
Billed
$8,247
Ins. Paid
$5,891
You Owe
$2,356
Issues
3
ER Visit — High Severity
Base charge for your ER visit, classified at highest complexity level.
Chest X-Ray — 2 Views
Standard two-view chest X-ray for diagnostic imaging.
Hospital Facility Fee
Separate charge for using the ER — equipment, nursing, space.
Blood Draw (Venipuncture)
Standard blood draw from a vein for lab testing.
Comprehensive Metabolic Panel
Group of 14 blood tests — sugar, electrolytes, kidney function.
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Example Report
Memorial Regional Hospital · Aetna PPO
Total Billed
$8,247
Insurance Paid
$5,891
You Owe
$2,356
Issues Found
3
This is the base charge for your ER visit, classified at the highest complexity level (5 of 5). Your insurance negotiated the charge down from $2,847 to their contracted rate. After their payment, your share is $487.
A standard two-view chest X-ray for diagnostic imaging. The billed amount of $943 was adjusted by your insurance to their contracted rate. Your $112 share reflects your coinsurance.
A separate "facility fee" for using the emergency room, covering overhead like equipment, nursing staff, and the physical space — charged on top of the physician's evaluation.
Standard blood draw from a vein for laboratory testing.
A group of 14 blood tests measuring sugar, electrolytes, kidney function.
Anti-inflammatory pain medication administered via injection.
3 more line items to review, including 1 additional issue flagged
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A standard 15-30 minute office visit for an existing patient with a moderate problem.
Medicare avg: $92 → Typical bill: $150–350
CPT 99285The highest-level emergency room evaluation, involving complex medical decision-making.
Medicare avg: $728 → Typical bill: $1,500–4,000
CPT 70553Detailed imaging of the brain using magnetic resonance, with contrast dye injection.
Medicare avg: $322 → Typical bill: $1,000–5,000
CPT 43239A scope procedure to examine your esophagus, stomach, and upper intestine with tissue samples.
Medicare avg: $295 → Typical bill: $800–3,500
CPT 29881Minimally invasive knee surgery to remove or repair torn meniscus cartilage.
Medicare avg: $504 → Typical bill: $5,000–15,000
CPT 80053A group of 14 blood tests measuring sugar, electrolytes, kidney and liver function.
Medicare avg: $11 → Typical bill: $50–400
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