Colonoscopy Cost in Tallahassee, FL

How much does a colonoscopy cost without insurance in Tallahassee?

No cash price is published for either code on this page, so a self-pay range cannot be stated. HCA Florida Capital Hospital, the only hospital included for Tallahassee, lists its cash price for both 45378 and 45380 as not published, which is missing data and not a price of $0. Its gross charge is also missing. The only figures available are insured rates, from $1,140.72 to $40,673. Anyone paying without insurance would need to ask the hospital directly for a self-pay quote. Professional fees, such as the physician's, are billed separately from the facility charge and are not included in these figures.

Why is the gross charge so much higher than the cash price?

For HCA Florida Capital Hospital, this comparison cannot be made from the published data. The gross charge for both codes is listed as N/A because it was published as $0 or blank, and the cash price is not published for either code. Without either figure, no cash-to-gross percentage exists for this page. In general, a gross charge is a full list price that few patients pay, while cash prices and negotiated insurance rates are often set at a different level. Here, the usable published figures are the insured rates, which range from $1,140.72 to $40,673 across the two codes.

Does insurance cover a colonoscopy?

Whether a colonoscopy is covered depends on the specific plan, and this page cannot say what any plan covers. HCA Florida Capital Hospital has published insured rates for both codes. For 45378 the range is from $1,140.72 to $40,673, based on 113 published rates. For 45380 it is from $1,950 to $40,673. The rate that applies depends on your insurer and plan type. If you have a high-deductible plan and have not met your deductible, you usually pay the plan's negotiated rate for the facility fee. Your plan or insurer can confirm how a specific claim would be handled.

Are there additional fees beyond the colonoscopy facility charge?

Yes. The facility charge shown here is only one part of the total. Other bills commonly associated with this kind of procedure include a professional fee from the physician performing it, a separate charge from an anesthesia provider, and a fee from a pathology or laboratory service if tissue samples are sent for analysis. Some procedures also generate separate charges for medications or supplies. These bills can come from different providers than the hospital, and each may be billed on its own timeline. Itemized statements and the insurer's explanation of benefits can show which charges apply to a particular visit.

What is the cash price for a colonoscopy at HCA Florida Capital Hospital in Tallahassee?

No cash price is published for either colonoscopy code at HCA Florida Capital Hospital. Both 45378 Screening Colonoscopy and 45380 Colonoscopy with Biopsy show cash as not published, and the underlying data was $0 or blank. A blank or $0 entry means the figure is missing, not that the service is free. Only insured rates appear, and they are facility charges.

How much does Cigna pay for a colonoscopy at HCA Florida Capital Hospital?

Cigna's published rates for 45378 Screening Colonoscopy at HCA Florida Capital Hospital are $40,673, listed under both ManagedCareHMO and PPO entries. That matches the highest rate in the table. The figure is a facility charge only and does not include other bills tied to a visit.

Why does a workers' comp colonoscopy rate at HCA Florida Capital Hospital look so much lower than Cigna's?

The table lists workers' comp rates for 45378 as low as $1,140.72 from CorVel Corporation, while Cigna's rates are $40,673. The highest rate is about 36x the lowest among 113 published rates. The data does not explain the gap, and all figures are facility charges only.