How much does Hemoglobin A1c cost in Arizona?

CPT 83036 — the fair price, every hospital's price, and the Medicare benchmark for Arizona.

Estimates only. Educational estimates from public Medicare benchmarks and hospital-published prices — not a guarantee, and not legal, medical, or financial advice.
83036 Hemoglobin A1c
Ask to pay
$19
About 2.0× what Medicare pays — most Arizona hospitals accept a self-pay rate in this range.
No local hospital price range on file for this service in AZ.
What Medicare pays
$10
Typical price near you
no data
Cash / self-pay price
no data
💬 What to say — negotiation scripts
  • For 83036 (Hemoglobin A1c), Medicare's benchmark rate is $9.71. A fair self-pay target for this line is $19.42. If I was charged more than that, please reduce it toward this benchmark.
  • No local cash price is on file for 83036 in AZ. Ask the hospital for their cash/self-pay price for this code in writing.
  • Please send a fully itemized bill listing every CPT/HCPCS/DRG code and its individual charge, so I can review each line against published rates.
  • Separately, what is your financial assistance / charity care policy, and am I eligible? Please send me the application and the income thresholds.
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What should 83036 cost in Arizona?

For Hemoglobin A1c (CPT 83036) in Arizona, hospital prices vary widely — compare each facility above. Medicare's benchmark rate is $10, the floor to negotiate toward. The card above lists each hospital's price, cheapest first, with CMS quality stars.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Hemoglobin A1c cost in Arizona?

Hospital prices for Hemoglobin A1c (CPT 83036) in Arizona vary widely. Compare each facility's published rate above and use the Medicare benchmark as your negotiation floor.

What is the Medicare rate for CPT 83036?

Medicare pays about $10 for Hemoglobin A1c (CPT 83036). That's the negotiation floor — a fair cash-pay target is roughly 1.5–2× it, well below typical gross charges.

Can I negotiate the price of Hemoglobin A1c?

Yes. Under the federal Hospital Price Transparency rule hospitals must publish these rates, so you can ask to pay the cash or negotiated rate instead of the gross charge. Paste your bill on the home page for a ready-to-send appeal letter and the exact numbers to cite.

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If you were charged more than the fair price, you can usually negotiate it down. Paste your itemized bill to get a personalized appeal letter, the exact numbers to cite, an AI negotiation coach, and a charity-care eligibility check — free.

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Prices last refreshed July 2026 from each hospital's official CMS machine-readable file. Medicare rate: CY2025 OPPS/PFS/CLFS. Estimates only — not a guarantee.