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Kaiser Permanente 2016 Sample Fee List * NORTHWEST What s a Sample Fee List? Knowing how much you can expect to pay for care and services can help give you peace of mind. As a deductible plan member, you can use this list to help estimate what you might pay for medical services at Kaiser Permanente facilities. The fees listed here are the maximum amounts you may pay for each professional service, and do not include fees for facility or other services. The amount you re charged may be different depending on the care you get, facility (medical center or hospital), your plan, and if you ve reached your deductible or out-of-pocket maximum. Keep in mind that some services may also require related services that have additional costs, like an earwax cleaning ordered by your doctor during a hearing evaluation. How does your deductible plan work? As a deductible plan member, you ll pay the full charges for covered services until you reach a set amount known as your deductible. After you reach your deductible, you ll start paying less just a copay or coinsurance for the rest of the year. Depending on your plan, you may pay copays or coinsurance for some services without having to reach your deductible. You also have an out-of-pocket maximum. If you reach your maximum, you won t have to pay for covered services for the rest of the year. For a small number of services, you may need to keep paying copays or coinsurance after reaching your out-of-pocket maximum. Here s an example of how the costs of some services may change throughout the year: Service X-ray of knee $72 Ultrasound of pelvis $275 Skin biopsy $229 Before deductible, you pay After deductible, you pay Copay or coinsurance (e.g. $10 or 20%) Copay or coinsurance (e.g. $10 or 20%) Copay or coinsurance (e.g. $10 or 20%) After out-of-pocket maximum, you pay $0 $0 $0 How can you use the Sample Fee List? You can use this resource to help you: Choose the right Kaiser Permanente deductible plan for you during open enrollment. Estimate your out-of-pocket costs for medical services before and after you reach your deductible. Estimate your spending on upcoming medical services if your plan comes with a flexible spending account (FSA), health incentive account (HIA), health reimbursement arrangement (HRA), or health savings account (HSA). Any questions? We re here to help. For more information or to ask about a service not found on the list, please call the number on your Kaiser Permanente ID card. *This Sample Fee List only applies to members who get medical services from Kaiser Permanente facilities. The estimated fees in this Sample Fee List are valid as of January 1, 2016, and may change without notice. The fees shown are for professional services only and do not include fees for facility or other services. If your health benefits are self-insured by your employer, union, or Plan sponsor, Kaiser Permanente Insurance Company provides certain administrative services for the Plan and is not an insurer of the Plan or financially liable for health care benefits under the Plan.

Office Visits New patient visit, level 1 (low severity) $89 New patient visit, level 2 $151 New patient visit, level 3 $219 New patient visit, level 4 $332 New patient visit, level 5 (high severity) $416 Established patient visit, level 1 (low severity) $41 Established patient visit, level 2 $89 Established patient visit, level 3 $147 Established patient visit, level 4 $218 Established patient visit, level 5 (high severity) $293 Office Visits (Preventive) Well-baby office visit, new patient (under 1 year)* $225 Well-child office visit, new patient (1 4 years)* $235 Well-child office visit, new patient (5 11 years)* $244 Well-child office visit, new patient (12 17 years)* $276 Well-adult office visit, new patient (18 39 years)* $268 Well-adult office visit, new patient (40 64 years)* $309 Well-adult office visit, new patient (65 and older)* $335 Well-baby office visit, established patient (under 1 year)* $202 Well-child office visit, established patient (1 4 years)* $215 Well-child office visit, established patient (5 11 years)* $214 Well-child office visit, established patient (12 17 years)* $235 Well-adult office visit, established patient (18 39 years)* $241 Well-adult office visit, established patient (40 64 years)* $257 Well-adult office visit, established patient (65 and older)* $276 Specialist Consultations Office consultation $98 Specialist visit, long $371 Specialist visit, short $184 Specialist visit, typical $251 2

Emergency Visits Emergency care by a physician, level 1 (low severity) $82 Emergency care by a physician, level 2 $123 Emergency care by a physician, level 3 $234 Emergency care by a physician, level 4 (high severity) $345 Psychotherapy Visits Group psychological therapy $49 Psychiatric diagnostic interview exam $252 Therapy $162 Eye Examinations Eye exam, routine visit, new patient $140 Eye exam and treatment, new patient $256 Eye exam, routine visit, established patient $148 Eye exam and treatment, established patient $213 Eye exam, refraction $34 Vision screening test $6 Hearing Services Comprehensive audiometry evaluation $67 Ear cleaning $109 Eardrum test $26 Hearing screening test (pure tone, air only) $22 Physical Therapy Services Electric stimulation therapy, treatment only $34 Physical therapy, evaluation $160 Physical therapy, exercises, treatment only $69 Physical therapy, hot and cold application, treatment only $13 Physical therapy, ultrasound, treatment only $27 Vaccines and Other Injections Allergy shot $16 Chickenpox vaccine* $139 Diphtheria, tetanus booster vaccine* $39 Diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis vaccine* $47 Flu shot, adults (18 to 64 years)* $11 3

Vaccines and Other Injections (continued) Flu shot, children (3 years and older)* $29 Flu shot, infants* $11 Hepatitis B vaccine* $104 Measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine* $95 Polio vaccine* $53 Therapeutic injection (administration only, does not include medication) $46 Therapeutic IV injection (administration only, does not include medication) $36 Intravenous push, single or initial substance/drug $104 Zoster $303 Respiratory syncytial virus $125 Tests and Procedures Breathing capacity test $66 Breathing treatment $34 Colonoscopy and removal of abnormal tissue using cautery $1,026 Colonoscopy and removal of abnormal tissue using snare technique $1,156 Colonoscopy and removal of colon tissue for examination $1,026 Diagnostic colonoscopy $861 Diagnostic proctosigmoidoscopy $278 Diagnostic sigmoidoscopy $307 Draining fluid from around swollen joint $132 Electrocardiogram (EKG) $31 Fetal monitoring $114 Removal of abnormal areas of skin $12 Sigmoidoscopy and removal of tissue for examination $364 Skin biopsy $229 Stress test $139 Surgically destroying an abnormal area of skin $146 Ultrasound test of heart $239 X-rays, CT Scans, and Other Imaging Studies CT scan of chest, including dye $813 CT scan of pelvis, including dye $801 CT scan of pelvis, without dye $517 4

X-rays, CT Scans, and Other Imaging Studies (continued) CT scan of sinus and nasal passages $678 CT scan of stomach area, with dye $818 CT scan of stomach area, without dye $529 Mammogram $287 Mammogram (one side) $223 Mammogram (screening)* $204 Pregnancy ultrasound $371 Review of CT scan of the head or brain $410 Ultrasound of pelvis $275 Ultrasound of stomach area $308 Vaginal ultrasound $307 X-ray for osteoporosis $103 X-ray of abdomen (complete) $109 X-ray of ankle $67 X-ray of ankle (complete) $78 X-ray of both knees $81 X-ray of chest $69 X-ray of chest (one view interpretation) $55 X-ray of finger $77 X-ray of foot $64 X-ray of foot (complete) $72 X-ray of hand $65 X-ray of hand (complete) $75 X-ray of knee $72 X-ray of knee (complete) $99 X-ray of lower back bones $87 X-ray of neck $111 X-ray of neck bones $82 X-ray of shoulder $71 X-ray of stomach area (one view) $58 5

X-rays, CT Scans, and Other Imaging Studies (continued) X-ray of wrist (complete) $88 X-ray of wrist (two views) $72 Laboratory Tests Albumin test $13 Alkaline phosphatase test $13 Allergy test $13 ALT test $13 Amylase test $16 AST test $13 Bilirubin test (total) $13 Blood antibody test $11 Blood clotting test $10 Blood sugar test, diagnostic $10 Blood sugar test, monitoring $25 Calcium test (total) $13 Cholesterol level test* $11 Complete blood count $20 Creatinine test $13 Hepatitis B surface antigen test $26 Hepatitis C test $36 Kidney function test $10 Laboratory chemistry test for creatine kinase $16 Lipid panel test $34 Magnesium test $17 Pap test, cervical cancer screening* $27 Phosphorus test $12 Potassium test $12 Pregnancy test $19 Prostate test* $47 Sodium test $12 6

Laboratory Tests (continued) Strep-A-Swab test $51 Test for blood in stool* $8 Thyroid stimulating hormone test $43 Urine bacteria colony count $20 Urine test (complete) $8 Urine test (dipstick only) $6 Urine test (microanalysis only) $8 Please recycle. 60441511 March 2016 7