What is an X-Ray?
X-ray is the oldest and most frequently used form of medical imaging. X-rays can produce diagnostic images of the human body on film or digitally that allow doctors to view and assess broken bones. X-rays are an important tool in guiding orthopedic surgery and in the treatment of sports-related injuries. X-rays may uncover more advanced forms of cancer in bones, although early screening for cancer findings requires other methods.
- Assist doctors in identifying and treating bone fractures
- View, monitor or diagnosis joint injuries and infections, arthritis, artery blockages or abdominal pain
- Detection and diagnosis of cancer, although usually CT or MRI is better at defining the extent and nature of a suspected cancer
There is no special preparation required for most bone x-rays. You may be asked to change into a gown before your examination and remove jewelry, eyeglasses, and any metal objects during the exam. Women should always inform the technologist if there is any possibility that they are pregnant.
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X-Ray Pricing
To help you make the best financial decision about your medical costs, Sacramento Imaging offers a cash pay price in all diagnostic ultrasound scans. The cash pay price is the price you pay in full before a medical procedure.
Note: The cash pay price does not include physician fees; they are additional.*
Paying the medical cost before the time of service can mean significant savings to you. Medical costs can vary for each individual, depending on the type of procedure you have, your insurance benefit coverage and deductible. If you have insurance coverage, and you select a cash pay price, Sacramento Imaging does not bill the insurance for these services.
Diagnostic Ultrasound Cash Pricing
Paying the medical cost before the time of service can mean significant savings to you. Medical costs can vary for each individual, depending on the type of procedure you have, your insurance benefit coverage and deductible.
If you have insurance coverage, and you select a cash pay price, Sacramento Imaging does not bill the insurance for these services.
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AAA Evaluation $250
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ABI Complete $170
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ABI Limited $110
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Abdomen Ultrasound – Complete $270
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Abdomen Ultrasound – Limited $220
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Appendix Ultrasound – Complete $220
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Abdominal Aorta Doppler $270
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Breast Ultrasound $270
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Echocardiogram $350
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EKG – 12 Lead $75
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Lower Extremity Arterial Duplex – Bilateral $290
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Lower Extremity Venous Doppler – Bilateral $290
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OB Ultrasound – Biophysical Profile w/Biometry $270
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OB Ultrasound – Early OB <13 Weeks $270
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OB Ultrasound – Fetal Survey 18< Weeks $270
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Pelvic Ultrasound – Transabdominal and Transvaginal $270
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Pelvic Ultrasound – Transabdominal Only $250
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Renal w/Bladder Ultrasound – Complete $270
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Renal Doppler $270
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Soft Tissue Ultrasound – Single Primary Location $220
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Testicular Ultrasound $270
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Testicular Ultrasound w/Hernia Check, Inguinal Canal and/or Hesselbach’s Triangle $290
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Thyroid Ultrasound- Complete Including Surrounding Neck Soft Tissue $250
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Unilateral Vascular $180
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Upper Extremity Arterial Duplex – Bilateral $290
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Upper Extremity Venous Doppler, Bilateral $290