Denver, CO X-Ray Cost Comparison

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A X-Ray in Denver costs $854 on average when you take the median of the 42 medical providers who perform X-Ray procedures in Denver, CO. The least expensive X-Ray in Denver is $30 for a X-Ray of Toe while the most expensive X-Ray list price is $5,400 for a X-Ray of Vein in Arm or Leg (Venography). There are 58 different types of X-Ray provided in Denver, listed below, and the price for each differs based upon your insurance type. As a healthcare consumer you should understand that prices of medical procedures vary and if you shop from the Denver providers below you may be able to save money. Start shopping today and see what you can save!
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Procedure Price Range
X-Ray of Artery - Arm (Angiography) Cost Average $600 - $1,500 Free Quote
Pituitary Saddle X-Ray Cost Average $50 - $130 Free Quote
Aorta X-Ray (Aortography) Cost Average $3,700 - $9,400 Free Quote
Sinus X-Ray Cost Average $50 - $130 Free Quote
Nasal X-Ray Cost Average $40 - $100 Free Quote
Body X Ray Cost Average $330 - $850 Free Quote
Bone X-Ray Cost Average $410 - $1,050 Free Quote
Facial X-Ray Cost Average $70 - $160 Free Quote
X-Ray of Brain Cost Average $230 - $575 Free Quote
Skull X-Ray Cost Average $90 - $230 Free Quote
Eye X-Ray Cost Average $180 - $470 Free Quote
Mastoid X-Ray Cost Average $50 - $130 Free Quote
Jaw X-Ray Cost Average $70 - $160 Free Quote
Teeth X-Ray Cost Average $50 - $120 Free Quote
Salivary Duct X-Ray Cost Average $130 - $320 Free Quote
Neck X-Ray Cost Average $90 - $210 Free Quote
Chest X-Ray Cost Average $120 - $300 Free Quote
Breastbone X-Ray Cost Average $60 - $140 Free Quote
Rib X-Ray Cost Average $70 - $170 Free Quote
Abdominal X-Ray Cost Average $80 - $190 Free Quote
GI Tract X-Ray Cost Average $120 - $300 Free Quote
Small Bowel X-Ray (Small Intestine) Cost Average $70 - $180 Free Quote
Colon X-Ray Cost Average $160 - $400 Free Quote
X-Ray of Vein in Liver Cost Average $575 - $1,450 Free Quote
Gallbladder X-Ray (Cholecystography) Cost Average $100 - $250 Free Quote
X-Ray of Bile Duct or Pancreas Cost Average $3,200 - $8,100 Free Quote
X-Ray of Bile Duct Cost Average $200 - $500 Free Quote
Spine X-Ray Cost Average $90 - $220 Free Quote
Sacroiliac Joint X-Ray Cost Average $80 - $200 Free Quote
Tailbone X-Ray Cost Average $70 - $170 Free Quote
Pelvic X-Ray Cost Average $120 - $300 Free Quote
Bladder X-Ray Cost Average $150 - $370 Free Quote
X-Ray of Urinary Tract (Urography) Cost Average $130 - $320 Free Quote
Shoulder X-Ray Cost Average $70 - $160 Free Quote
Forearm X-Ray Cost Average $60 - $150 Free Quote
Elbow X-Ray Cost Average $60 - $140 Free Quote
Wrist X-Ray Cost Average $60 - $150 Free Quote
Hand X-Ray Cost Average $60 - $150 Free Quote
Finger X-Ray Cost Average $40 - $90 Free Quote
Hip X-Ray Cost Average $80 - $210 Free Quote
Leg X-Ray Cost Average $70 - $180 Free Quote
Thigh X-Ray Cost Average $90 - $230 Free Quote
Knee X-Ray Cost Average $70 - $160 Free Quote
Ankle X-Ray Cost Average $60 - $150 Free Quote
Foot X-Ray Cost Average $60 - $150 Free Quote
X-Ray of Toe Cost Average $30 - $80 Free Quote
X-Ray of Blood Vessel (Angiography) Cost Average $3,300 - $8,500 Free Quote
Transcath Therapy X-Ray Cost Average $1,300 - $3,300 Free Quote
X-Ray of Artery - Head and Neck (Angiography) Cost Average $2,325 - $6,000 Free Quote
X-Ray of Vein in Neck Cost Average $2,700 - $7,000 Free Quote
X-Ray of Artery - Adrenal Gland (Angiography) Cost Average $600 - $1,500 Free Quote
X-Ray of Vein in Trunk (Venography) Cost Average $550 - $1,450 Free Quote
X-Ray of Artery - Chest (Angiography) Cost Average $600 - $1,550 Free Quote
X-Ray of Artery - Abdominal (Angiography) Cost Average $575 - $1,500 Free Quote
X-Ray of Artery - Kidney (Angiography) Cost Average $600 - $1,550 Free Quote
X-Ray of Artery - Spine (Angiography) Cost Average $600 - $1,550 Free Quote
X-Ray of Artery - Pelvis (Angiography) Cost Average $4,900 - $12,700 Free Quote
X-Ray of Vein in Arm or Leg (Venography) Cost Average $5,400 - $13,900 Free Quote

Compare X-Ray Providers in Denver, CO

Facility City Type
Health Images at SouthPark Littleton Diagnostic Testing Facility
Colorado Heart and Body Imaging Denver Diagnostic Testing Facility
Children's Hospital Colorado Denver Childrens Hospital
Health Images at Denver West Golden Diagnostic Testing Facility
Health Images at South Potomac Aurora Diagnostic Testing Facility
Denver Integrated Imaging Denver Diagnostic Testing Facility
Health Images at Diamond Hill Denver Diagnostic Testing Facility
Health Images at Church Ranch Westminster Diagnostic Testing Facility
Lakewood Imaging Center Lakewood Diagnostic Testing Facility
Health Images at Cherry Hills Englewood Diagnostic Testing Facility
Parker Adventist Hospital Parker Acute Care Hospital
Sky Ridge Medical Center Lone Tree Acute Care Hospital
Denver Health and Hospital Authority Denver Acute Care Hospital
Health Images at North Denver Thornton Diagnostic Testing Facility
Centura Health - Porter Adventist Hospital Denver Acute Care Hospital
Health Images at South Denver Englewood Diagnostic Testing Facility
North Denver Integrated Imaging Thornton Diagnostic Testing Facility
The Medical Center of Aurora and South Hospital Aurora Acute Care Hospital
Platte Valley Medical Center Brighton Acute Care Hospital
Health Images at West Littleton Littleton Diagnostic Testing Facility
Diversified Radiology of Colorado Denver Diagnostic Testing Facility
Centura Health - St Anthony North Health Campus Westminster Acute Care Hospital
Denver Integrated Imaging South Englewood Diagnostic Testing Facility
Dry Creek Imaging Center Englewood Diagnostic Testing Facility
DMSO Company Broomfield Diagnostic Testing Facility
Saint Joseph Hospital Denver Acute Care Hospital
Cherry Creek Imaging Center Denver Diagnostic Testing Facility
Health Images at Castle Rock Castle Rock Diagnostic Testing Facility
Rose Medical Center Denver Acute Care Hospital
Lutheran Medical Center Wheat Ridge Acute Care Hospital
University of Colorado Hospital Authority Aurora Acute Care Hospital
Health Images at Southlands Aurora Diagnostic Testing Facility
Presbyterian/St Luke's Medical Center Denver Acute Care Hospital
Highline MRI Littleton Diagnostic Testing Facility
Park Meadows Imaging Lone Tree Diagnostic Testing Facility
Centura Health - St Anthony Hospital Denver Acute Care Hospital
Littleton Adventist Hospital, Centura Health Littleton Acute Care Hospital
Thornton Imaging Center Thornton Diagnostic Testing Facility
Hca - Healthone Dba Swedish Medical Center Englewood Acute Care Hospital
National Jewish Health Denver Acute Care Hospital
North Suburban Medical Center Thornton Acute Care Hospital
Medical Imaging of Colorado Englewood Diagnostic Testing Facility

Patient Preparation For an X-Ray Procedure

Guidelines about eating and drinking before an X-Ray exam vary at different facilities. Unless you are told otherwise, you may follow your regular daily routine and take medications as usual. If you are pregnant or think you might be pregnant it is important to inform your doctor or technician prior to the X-Ray. Notify your doctor or technologist if you have any metal in or on your body such as body piercings, eye glasses, or jewelry which may interfere with the procedure. Dress in comfortable clothing that can easily be removed if needed.

What to expect during and after an X-Ray

A X-Ray procedure is a relatively painless procedure. The only discomfort may be associated with the manipulation of the body part being examined particularly in the case of a recent injury or invasive procedure such as surgery. The overall preparation and procedure will take approximately 30 minutes not including waiting time. Depending upon what is being scanned and what type of X-ray (the type of view) your doctor orders you may be asked to get undressed and to put on a hospital gown and you may be lying, sitting, or standing for the scan. You will be asked to hold your position still for several seconds until the image is being captured. It is important that you hold your position still during the scan exposure to prevent any blur on the film. Your X-ray films will be interpreted by a trained doctor and then discussed directly with you.

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