Upper Endoscopy (EGD) With Biopsy Cost in California
Egd biopsy single/multiple
California Average Cost (2026)
+14.2% vs national avgAverage across 29 Medicare localities in California
National Average
State Ranking
Cost by Region in California
| Region | Office Rate |
|---|---|
| san jose-sunnyvale-santa clara (san benito cnty) | $569.97 |
| san jose-sunnyvale-santa clara (santa clara cnty) | $568.72 |
| san francisco-oakland-berkeley (marin cnty) | $557.48 |
| san francisco-oakland-berkeley (san francisco/san mateo/alameda/contra costa cnty) | $557.18 |
| napa | $524.89 |
| vallejo | $524.45 |
| santa rosa-petaluma | $492.69 |
| santa cruz-watsonville | $487.68 |
| san diego-chula vista-carlsbad | $482.12 |
| los angeles-long beach-anaheim (los angeles/orange cnty) | $479.76 |
| oxnard-thousand oaks-ventura | $478.05 |
| santa maria-santa barbara | $471.95 |
| sacramento-roseville-folsom | $471.58 |
| salinas | $469.86 |
| san luis obispo-paso robles | $462.13 |
| riverside-san bernardino-ontario | $450.79 |
| bakersfield | $448.67 |
| el centro | $447.90 |
| chico | $447.86 |
| fresno | $447.86 |
| hanford-corcoran | $447.86 |
| madera | $447.86 |
| merced | $447.86 |
| modesto | $447.86 |
| redding | $447.86 |
| stockton | $447.86 |
| visalia | $447.86 |
| yuba city | $447.86 |
| rest of california | $447.86 |
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About Upper Endoscopy (EGD) With Biopsy Costs in California
The average Medicare reimbursement for upper endoscopy (egd) with biopsy in California is $478.36 for an office setting and $128.98 in a hospital. This is about 14% higher than the national average of $418.85.
Medicare patients typically pay 20% of the Medicare rate after meeting their deductible. For this procedure in California, that would be roughly $96 for an office visit or $26 in a hospital setting.
Private insurance plans in California typically pay between 130% and 200% of Medicare rates for this procedure, putting the total somewhere between $622 and $957.
Without insurance, you may be able to negotiate a cash discount. Many providers in California will reduce their fees by 20% to 40% for self-pay patients. Always ask about cash pricing before scheduling your procedure.
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Upper Endoscopy (EGD) With Biopsy Cost by State
Upper Endoscopy (EGD) With Biopsy in California: Frequently Asked Questions
How much does upper endoscopy (egd) with biopsy cost in California?
The average 2026 Medicare rate for upper endoscopy (egd) with biopsy (CPT 43239) in California is $478.36 in an office setting and $128.98 in a hospital. Private insurance typically pays $622 to $957, and self-pay cash prices often run $383 to $718.
Is upper endoscopy (egd) with biopsy cheaper in California than the national average?
California is about 14% higher than the national average of $418.85. Across all states, California ranks #48 of 49 for this procedure. The cheapest state is Arkansas ($367.66) and the most expensive is District of Columbia ($483.17).
What will I pay out of pocket for upper endoscopy (egd) with biopsy in California with Medicare?
Medicare patients typically pay 20% of the Medicare rate after meeting their deductible. In California that is roughly $96 for an office visit or $26 in a hospital setting.
How can I save on upper endoscopy (egd) with biopsy in California?
Ask providers for a cash or self-pay price before scheduling; many in California reduce fees 20% to 40% for self-pay patients. If you are uninsured, comparing marketplace plans, using telehealth for consultations, and checking prescription discount cards can cut costs further.