Alaska is the most expensive state to get a GI upper endoscopy in a hospital outpatient department, while Iowa is the most affordable, according to data from Sidecar Health's care calculator.
The cost of GI upper endoscopy by state:
Alabama: $1,490
Alaska: $2,016
Arizona: $1,686
Arkansas: $1,477
California: $1,850
Colorado: $1,628
Connecticut: $1,782
Delaware: $1,731
District of Columbia: $1,716
Florida: $1,636
Georgia: $1,533
Hawaii: $1,551
Idaho: $1,507
Illinois: $1,710
Indiana: $1,560
Iowa: $1,418
Kansas: $1,468
Kentucky: $1,502
Louisiana: $1,667
Maine: $1,506
Maryland: $1,773
Massachusetts: $1,827
Michigan: $1,683
Minnesota: $1,894
Mississippi: $1,515
Missouri: $1,497
Montana: $1,558
Nebraska: $1,522
Nevada: $1,608
New Hampshire: $1,613
New Jersey: $1,954
New Mexico: $1,485
New York: $1,839
North Carolina: $1,476
North Dakota: $1,640
Ohio: $1,535
Oklahoma: $1,642
Oregon: $1,675
Pennsylvania: $1,729
Rhode Island: $1,843
South Carolina: $1,573
South Dakota: $1,465
Tennessee: $1,478
Texas: $1,597
Utah: $1,665
Vermont: $1,634
Virginia: $1,590
Washington: $1,773
West Virginia: $1,591
Wisconsin: $1,679
Wyoming: $1,635