The same scan can cost ten times more at one facility than another a mile away, and none of that is visible when you book. These are typical ranges for your area — not a quote, and not what any one clinic will charge you. Ask them for their price, and use this to know whether the answer is reasonable.
Typical self-pay range in the United States. Ask any facility for their cash price before you book. Hospitals must publish theirs; independent centres do not have to, but they will usually quote you one on the phone.
Estimates from published national ranges, adjusted for regional cost. Not a quote — your own facility may sit outside the range in either direction.
Hospitals must publish their prices. The cash price is often lower than what insurance would have you pay toward a deductible.
Imaging in a hospital outpatient department routinely costs several times the same scan at a standalone center.
Being seen by an out-of-network anaesthetist at an in-network hospital is how most surprise bills happen. Ask who else will be involved.
Screening tests are covered in full by most plans; the same test ordered for a symptom is not. It is worth knowing which one yours is before the day.