Self-Pay

Self-Pay Pricing

For patients who prefer to avoid insurance delays or don’t have coverage, we offer transparent, self-pay pricing for common cardiology services with no prior authorization required. Prices are set upfront so you know exactly what you’ll pay before your visit, no surprise bills, no insurance back-and-forth. This option works well for high-deductible plans, out-of-network patients, or anyone who values speed and simplicity over insurance processing.

  • 01No prior authorization required
  • 02Prices set upfront, no surprise bills
  • 03Great for high-deductible or out-of-network plans
  • 04Faster scheduling, no insurance back-and-forth
Pricing Sheet

Self-pay prices for common services

We believe everyone should have access to quality healthcare, even without insurance. Our approved self-pay price list is below, every figure is set upfront so you know exactly what you’ll pay before your visit. If the service you need isn’t listed, our team will provide a written self-pay estimate before you schedule.

Consultations

Initial Consult

New patient office visit including EKG and physical examination.

$375
Follow-Up Visit

Follow-up visit to discuss results of examinations, evaluate therapeutic response to medications, and discuss a further treatment plan.

$150 – $250
Same Day Clearance

Patients who require cardiac clearance for surgery can have consultation, limited echocardiogram, EKG, and stress testing performed by our physician.

$950

Diagnostic Testing

EKG

An electrocardiogram is a snapshot of your heart’s activity. Among other things, we use this information to determine if there are any arrhythmias or damage that may have occurred to your heart.

$100
Echocardiogram

An echocardiogram is ultrasound imaging of your heart. It’s a painless, non-invasive procedure where sound waves are used to create images of your heart’s structure.

$500
Treadmill Stress Test

An exercise stress test is a non-invasive test to evaluate cardiac function under increased physical demand.

$200
Nuclear Stress Test

Also known as myocardial perfusion imaging, a nuclear stress test is a specialized way of looking at the blood flow in the blood vessels of the heart.

$1,150
Carotid Duplex

A painless, non-invasive ultrasound imaging of the blood vessels that carry the blood to the brain.

$400
Holter Monitor

A very useful test in identifying the cause of palpitations, dizziness, or passing out. The monitor records all your heartbeats and a report is generated identifying any rhythm abnormalities.

$475
Ankle Brachial Index

A non-invasive way of evaluating the blood flow to the extremities. This screening tool is used to identify blockages in the blood flow to the arms or legs.

$275
Arterial or Venous Duplex

An ultrasound-based evaluation of the blood flow to the extremities and organs.

$500

At the discretion of the clinic manager, immediate cash-pay discounts may apply. Please inquire with our front desk.

Self-pay is optional. We also accept most major insurance plans, if you’d rather use your coverage, our team will help verify your benefits before your visit.