What do doctors typically charge for Exercise or Drug-induced Heart Stress Test with Electrocardiogram Ecg?

The nationwide median physician charge for Exercise or Drug-induced Heart Stress Test with Electrocardiogram Ecg (CPT 93017) is $127.51. Doctor billed charges vary based on geographic region, setting, and overhead.

What is the standard insurance baseline for CPT 93017?

The standard insurance baseline reimbursement rate is $26.35. This represents the customary allowable amount established across standard fee schedules.

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CPT 93017Medical Service

Exercise or Drug-induced Heart Stress Test with Electrocardiogram Ecg

Exercise or drug-induced heart stress test with electrocardiogram (ecg). Clinical pricing breakdown and utilization metrics across 900 practicing doctors nationwide.

$127.51

Peer Median Charge

Gross billed rate

$26.35

Standard Baseline

Customary allowable

4.8x

National Markup

Charge vs baseline

900

Active Physicians

Billing this code

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Understanding This Medical Fee

Gross Charge vs Negotiated Payment: The median physician charge for this service is $127.51. However, insured patients almost never pay this full amount directly. Insurers negotiate rates down toward the $26.35 baseline.

Self-Pay & Uninsured Guidance: If you are paying without insurance or out-of-network, request a prompt-pay cash discount. Most medical practices are willing to settle self-pay bills near the customary baseline rate rather than the full gross charge.

Key Questions for Your Doctor's Billing Office:

"Does Dr. [Name] participate in my specific insurance plan network?"
"What is the total self-pay or cash rate for code 93017 if paid upfront?"
"Are there separate facility, anesthesia, or pathology fees associated with this procedure?"