Triglycerides test — cost by hospital

Prices from 1679 US hospitals across 52 states, from their machine-readable files.

Cash / self-pay (median)
$41
Chargemaster (median)
$74
Insurer-negotiated (median)
$14
Medicare pays
$6

Typical cash range: $9 – $118.

Lowest cash prices

HospitalLocationCashInsurer
Allegheny Valley Hospital Natrona, PA $4 $6
Allegheny General Hospital Pittsburgh, PA $4 $6
Luminis Health Doctors Community Medical Ctr, Inc Lanham, MD $4
Luminis Health J Kent Mcnew Family Medical Center Annapolis, MD $4
University Medical Center Of El Paso El Paso, TX $5 $6
Marinhealth Medical Center Greenbrae, CA $5 $9
Cedars-sinai Medical Center Los Angeles, CA $5 $13,270
Ahn Wexford Hospital Wexford, PA $5 $6
Tucson Medical Center Tucson, AZ $5 $6
Adventist Healthcare White Oak Medical Center Silver Spring, MD $5 $5
University Of Michigan Health – West Wyoming, MI $5
Adventist Healthcare Shady Grove Medical Center Rockville, MD $5 $5
West Penn Hospital Pittsburgh, PA $5 $6
Barton Memorial Hospital South Lake Tahoe, CA $5 $6
Riverview Regional Medical Center Gadsden, AL $5 $6
Paradise Valley Hospital National City, CA $5 $6
Encino Hospital Medical Center Encino, CA $5 $4
Garden Grove Hospital & Medical Center Garden Grove, CA $5 $6
West Anaheim Medical Center Anaheim, CA $5 $6
Huntington Beach Hospital Huntington Beach, CA $5 $6
La Palma Intercommunity Hospital La Palma, CA $5 $6
Chino Valley Medical Center Chino, CA $5 $6
San Dimas Community Hospital San Dimas, CA $5 $6
Desert Valley Hospital Victorville, CA $5 $6
Sherman Oaks Hospital Sherman Oaks, CA $5 $6

Source: hospitals’ machine-readable price files (45 CFR §180). Medicare benchmark from CMS PFS/CLFS/IPPS. Estimates — confirm with the hospital. Report an incorrect price.

About Triglycerides test prices

Triglycerides test is a laboratory test. Based on prices published by 1679 US hospitals across 52 states, the typical (median) cash price is $41, versus a chargemaster (list) price around $74, a median insurer-negotiated rate of $14, a Medicare rate of about $6. Most cash prices fall between $9 and $118 — a wide spread, which is exactly why comparing hospitals pays off.

How to save on Triglycerides test

  • Ask each hospital for its cash / self-pay price — for shoppable services it is often far below the list price.
  • Compare several nearby hospitals; prices for the same service can differ severalfold.
  • Request a written estimate and the billing code (CPT/DRG) before scheduling.
  • Use the Medicare benchmark above to judge whether a quote is reasonable.
  • If you are uninsured, ask about financial assistance or prompt-pay discounts.

Triglycerides test cost — FAQ

How much does Triglycerides test cost without insurance?

The median cash (self-pay) price across 1679 US hospitals is $41. Most hospitals fall between $9 and $118. Prices vary widely between hospitals, so it pays to compare before you book.

What does Medicare pay for Triglycerides test?

Medicare pays about $6. We show this as a benchmark — a fair cash price is often within a few multiples of the Medicare rate.

Why do Triglycerides test prices vary between hospitals?

Hospitals set their own chargemaster and cash prices and negotiate different rates with each insurer, so two hospitals in the same area can charge very differently for the same service.

Is the cash price lower than using insurance?

Sometimes. If you are uninsured or have a high deductible, the cash/self-pay price can be lower than the insurer-negotiated rate — ask the hospital for both.

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