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Medical bill

CPT CodeDescriptionQuantityTotal Amount
99284ER EX/TXRM LEVEL IV1$2268.00
85025CBC PLATELETLS AND DIFF1$160.00
81003URINALYSIS W/0 MIC, AUTO1$89.00
36415VENIPUNCTURE (RN)1$6.00
80048METABOL PANEL BASIC1$145.00
939767CUS ABDOMEN OR PELVICDPLXLTO1$1503.00
7477CT SCAN ABDOMEN1$3273.00

Summary

99284, ER EX/TXRM LEVEL IV: $2268

This refers to an emergency room visit of a moderate to high severity. The level (in this case, level IV) is determined by the hospital based on the services provided and the patient's condition.

85025, CBC PLATELETLS AND DIFF: $160

This is the cost for a Complete Blood Count (CBC) with differential and platelets. This is a common blood test that measures different components of the blood, including red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets.

81003, URINALYSIS W/0 MIC, AUTO: $89

This is a charge for an automated urinalysis without microscopy. This is a test that checks different components of urine, a waste product made by the kidneys. It's often used to check for infections, kidney disease, or diabetes.

36415, VENIPUNCTURE (RN): $16

This is the cost for the service of drawing blood (venipuncture), performed by a registered nurse (RN).

80048, METABOLIC PANEL BASIC: $145

This is the cost for a basic metabolic panel, a blood test that measures your sugar (glucose) level, electrolyte and fluid balance, and kidney function.

93976, US ABDOMEN OR PELVICDPLXLTO: $1503

This is the charge for an ultrasound of the abdomen or pelvis. This non-invasive procedure uses sound waves to create images of organs and structures inside the body.

7477, CTSCAN ABDOMEN: $3273

This is the charge for a computed tomography (CT) scan of the abdomen. CT scans use X-rays to create detailed images of your body.

TOTAL CHARGES: $26,025

This is the total amount of all the services and treatments provided to you during this particular hospital visit.

TOTAL ADJUSTED CHARGES: $7434

This is the total amount of your bill after adjustments have been made. Adjustments are often contractual agreements made with insurance companies and can significantly reduce the amount owed.

TOTAL PAYMENT DUE: $3500

This is the total amount that is currently due. This may not reflect the total cost of your visit, especially if insurance payments are pending.

TOTAL PATIENT BALANCE DUE: $3500

This is the amount you personally owe after insurance has paid their portion. This includes any unmet deductible amounts.

This superbill should give you an understanding of what you're being billed for. If anything seems off, like a service you don't remember receiving, you should contact the hospital's billing department for a detailed explanation. It's also recommended to review this document with your insurance provider to understand what they will cover and what you might be responsible for.