Colonoscopy cost in 50 cities

Here is the average cost of a colonoscopy by state in outpatient hospital settings in the 50 most populous cities in the U.S., based on data from insurance company Sidecar Health’s Care Calculator and population data from the Census Bureau published by Ballotpedia:

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  1. New York City: $1,855
  2. Los Angeles: $1,866
  3. Chicago: $1,725
  4. Houston: $1,611
  5. Phoenix: $1,700
  6. Philadelphia: $1,744
  7. San Antonio: $1,611
  8. San Diego: $1,866
  9. Dallas: $1,611
  10. San Jose, Calif.: $1,866
  11. Austin: $1,611
  12. Jacksonville, Fla.: $1,650
  13. Fort Worth, Texas: $1,611
  14. Columbus: $1,548
  15. Indianapolis: $1,573
  16. Charlotte, N.C.: $1,489
  17. San Francisco: $1,866
  18. Seattle: $1,789
  19. Denver: $1,642
  20. Nashville: $1,491
  21. Oklahoma City: $1,656
  22. El Paso, Texas: $1,611
  23. Boston: $1,843
  24. Portland, Ore.: $1,690
  25. Las Vegas: $1,622
  26. Detroit: $1,698
  27. Memphis: $1,491
  28. Louisville, Ky.: $1,515
  29. Baltimore: $1,788
  30. Milwaukee: $1,694
  31. Albuquerque, N.M.: $1,498
  32. Tucson, Ariz.: $1,700
  33. Fresno, Calif.: $1,866
  34. Sacramento, Calif.: $1,866
  35. Kansas City, Mo.: $1,510
  36. Mesa, Ariz.: $1,700
  37. Atlanta: $1,546
  38. Omaha, Neb.: $1,536
  39. Colorado Springs, Colo.: $1,642
  40. Raleigh, N.C.: $1,489
  41. Long Beach, Calif.: $1,866
  42. Virginia Beach, Va.: $1,603
  43. Miami: $1,650
  44. Oakland, Calif.: $1,866
  45. Minneapolis: $1,911
  46. Tulsa, Okla.: $1,656
  47. Bakersfield, Calif.: $1,866
  48. Wichita, Kan.: $1,481
  49. Arlington, Texas: $1,611
  50. Aurora, Colo.: $1,642

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