How much does X-ray of the shoulder cost in Alaska?
X-ray of the shoulder · CPT 73030 · State: Alaska
In Alaska, the typical insurer-negotiated price for X-ray of the shoulder is about $420, with most between $241 and $634 ($509 cash/self-pay). Based on 6 Alaska hospitals — 173% higher than the national typical of $154. Hospital list charges run about $730 (1.7× higher).
Source: medians across 6 Alaska hospitals' published price files (≥5 reporting). See the national X-ray of the shoulder cost for the full picture. Estimates vary by hospital, insurer, and plan.
X-ray of the shoulder cost in Alaska — FAQs
How much does an X-ray of the shoulder cost in Alaska?
In Alaska, the typical insurer-negotiated price for an X-ray of the shoulder is about $420, with most between $241 and $634, based on 6 Alaska hospitals. That's 173% higher than the national typical of $154.
How much does an X-ray of the shoulder cost without insurance in Alaska?
Cash or self-pay prices for an X-ray of the shoulder in Alaska run around $509. Hospitals often bill the higher "list" charge first (about $730), so ask for the cash or self-pay rate.
Why is my Alaska hospital bill for an X-ray of the shoulder so high?
Alaska hospital "list" charges for an X-ray of the shoulder run about $730 — roughly 1.7× the $420 insurers actually pay there. The list price is rarely what anyone pays; the negotiated and cash rates are the realistic benchmark.
Can I negotiate the cost of an X-ray of the shoulder in Alaska?
Yes. If a Alaska hospital charged you well above the typical negotiated rate (about $420), that gap is negotiable. Upfronte audits your bill against real Alaska hospital pricing data and negotiates it down on your behalf — no savings, no fee.
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