ECG/EKG
Electrocardiogram complete
National Average Cost (2026)
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Understanding the Cost
Medicare rate is the amount Medicare pays providers. If you have Medicare, you typically pay 20% of this amount after your deductible.
Private insurance plans negotiate their own rates, typically 130-200% of Medicare. Your out-of-pocket cost depends on your deductible, copay, and coinsurance.
Self-pay/cash prices vary widely. Many providers offer cash discounts of 20-40% off their standard charges. Always ask about cash pricing.
Office vs Hospital: the same procedure often costs less in a doctor's office than a hospital, because hospitals charge a separate facility fee.
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More ways to save →ECG/EKG (CPT 93000): Frequently Asked Questions
How much does ecg/ekg cost?
The 2026 national Medicare rate for ecg/ekg (CPT 93000) is $15.36 in an office setting and $15.36 in a hospital. Private insurance usually pays $20 to $31, and self-pay cash prices often run $12 to $23. Enter your ZIP code for a locality-adjusted rate.
Why does ecg/ekg cost more in a hospital than an office?
Medicare pays a separate facility fee to hospitals, so the hospital (facility) rate of $15.36 differs from the office (non-facility) rate of $15.36. Where clinically appropriate, having the procedure in an office or outpatient setting is often cheaper.
What is CPT code 93000?
CPT code 93000 is the standard medical billing code for ecg/ekg. Providers use it to bill insurers, and Medicare sets a national reimbursement rate for it that is adjusted by geographic locality.
How can I pay less for ecg/ekg?
Ask the provider for a self-pay or cash price before booking, as many discount 20-40% for upfront payment. If you are uninsured, compare marketplace insurance plans, consider telehealth for the consultation, and check prescription discount cards for any follow-up medication.