How much do I have to pay for insurance?

How much would I have to pay out of pocket for a blood test with insurance?

I am getting blood work done as ordered by my doctor. He is doing a CBC,testing my B-12,my thyroid function,urinalisis,sed rate,ANA. I have CIGNA insurance and I pay a $30 co pay for my doctor visit. I was wondering how much or an estimate on how much I would have to pay at the lab. I am trying to figure up my money to see if I will have enough to pay for the blood work.
Answer:

Look at the coverage terms of your insurance. What percentage does it pay? Then call the lab and find out the charges. They vary from lab to lab.

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You don't get a urinalysis from your blood. You'll have to ask the lab what the cash price is - I'm guessing, it's going to be about $150.

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