Kidney Stones, without surgery (total cost)

A kidney stone is a solid piece of material that forms when crystals in the urine stick together and become a hard mass. While stones can be extremely painful, most pass out of the body on their own. An X-ray or other imaging test may be used to see the stone's size and location, and to help determine the proper treatment. Note: Estimates include the total cost of treating a non-surgical kidney stone episode (for example, physician visits, diagnostic tests, medication, etc.).

Note: The estimates below are based on Medica Choice network contract rates. How were these costs calculated?


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