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Medicare Provider Amounts by Procedure and Billed Service

Browse Medicare provider amounts by billed service for 1 procedure across 3 local area pages. Each page reports clinician-provider amounts and, when CMS classifies a direct organization record as an ambulatory surgical center, ASC facility amounts. Those components remain separate.

Medicare amount information comes from the CMS Medicare Physician & Other Practitioners - by Provider and Service release published in 2026, covering services delivered in 2024. Figures reflect Medicare-approved amounts, not a personal bill estimate, hospital cash price, or private insurance rate.

Data analysis by MedCostCompare · CMS provider-and-service release published in 2026, covering services delivered in 2024 · Methodology · Editorial policy

What these comparisons show

Medicare provider amounts by billed service

Local pages group confirmed billing codes into consumer-friendly procedure types, then compare Medicare-approved amounts only when component-mode review, provider count, service volume, and price variation meet the published thresholds.

Amounts for providers and facilities are labeled separately and should not be added or treated as an all-in estimate without confirming which services apply to your care.

Procedure

Colonoscopy

A colonoscopy is a procedure that lets a doctor look inside the large intestine to check for colon problems, including signs of colorectal cancer. It may be done as a routine preventive exam or to investigate symptoms and can also allow the doctor to remove growths or take small tissue samples during the visit.

Compare Medicare provider amounts by billed service in 3 areas.