How Much Does a Upper GI Endoscopy (EGD) Cost in Texas?
An upper endoscopy uses a thin, flexible tube with a camera to examine the lining of the esophagus, stomach, and upper small intestine.
Based on data from 46 hospitals in Texas, Upper Endoscopy costs range from $515.84 to $10,889.48.
Based on data from 46 hospitals in Texas, costs range from $515.84 to $10,889.48.
| Hospital Name | Cash PriceWhat you can expect to pay without insurance | Gross ChargeWhat hospitals say it will be before any discounts |
|---|---|---|
WADLEY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTERBest Price | $515.84 | — |
| $628 | $2,018.29 | |
| $633.73 | — | |
| $676.35 | — | |
| $758.63 | — | |
| $763.8 | — | |
| $906 | $8,408.81 | |
| $906 | $2,890 | |
| $906 | $12,577 | |
| $986 | — | |
| $993 | $1,655 | |
| $1,073 | — | |
| $1,113 | — | |
| $1,113 | — | |
| $1,263.15 | — | |
| $1,288.68 | — | |
| $1,471 | — | |
| $1,595 | — | |
| $1,876.81 | — | |
| $1,876.81 | — | |
| $1,876.81 | — | |
| $1,876.81 | — | |
| $1,876.81 | — | |
| $1,983.34 | — | |
| $2,424.2 | — | |
| $2,445.9 | — | |
| $2,612.38 | — | |
| $2,719.58 | — | |
| $3,022.39 | — | |
| $3,617.5 | — | |
| $3,617.5 | — | |
| $3,674.97 | — | |
| $3,754.8 | — | |
| $3,754.83 | — | |
| $3,789.88 | — | |
| $3,807.48 | — | |
| $4,296.04 | — | |
| $4,405.17 | — | |
| $4,793.4 | — | |
| $5,076.74 | — | |
| $5,393.76 | — | |
| $5,604.86 | — | |
| $5,828.01 | — | |
| $6,517.08 | — | |
| $6,634.72 | — | |
| $10,889.48 | — |
Upper Endoscopy Cost by City in Texas
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a Upper Endoscopy cost without insurance?
Without insurance, a Upper Endoscopy in Texas typically costs between $515.84 and $10,889.48 depending on the hospital.
What is the average cost of a Upper Endoscopy?
Based on our hospital price transparency data, the average cost of a Upper Endoscopy in Texas is approximately $2,775 across 46 hospitals.
How can I save money on a Upper Endoscopy?
Compare prices across multiple hospitals in Texas before scheduling your upper endoscopy. The same procedure can cost thousands of dollars more at one facility versus another. Ask about cash-pay discounts, payment plans, and whether your insurance plan has lower negotiated rates at specific hospitals.
Prices sourced from federally mandated hospital price transparency files. Cash prices reflect self-pay discounted rates. Negotiated rates vary by insurance plan.