Procedures/Diagnostics

How Much Does Allergy Testing Cost?

Average cost: $600 | Range: $150 - $1,500

Average Cost
$600
With Insurance
$30-$300
Recovery Time
None
Urgency
Elective

About This Procedure

Skin prick tests or blood tests to identify specific allergens causing allergic reactions. Used to diagnose food, environmental, and drug allergies.

Hospital Stay: Outpatient
Recovery: None

What Affects the Price?

Skin prick tests ($60-$300) are cheaper and more accurate than blood tests ($200-$1,000+). Testing for more allergens costs more but panels are often bundled. Blood tests (specific IgE) are necessary when skin testing is not possible. Patch testing for contact dermatitis is a separate multi-day procedure costing $300-$800.

Key Cost Factors

  • Skin prick vs blood test (IgE)
  • Number of allergens tested
  • Allergist vs primary care
  • Office visit fee
  • Patch testing if needed
  • Interpretation

Cost With vs Without Insurance

Without Insurance
$150 - $1,500

Full chargemaster or negotiated cash price

With Insurance
$30 - $300

After deductible, copay, and coinsurance

Insurance costs assume you have met your deductible. If you haven't, your out-of-pocket costs will be higher until the deductible is satisfied.

Cost by State (Sample)

StateLowHighAvgW/ Insurance
Alabama$128$1,275$510$255
Alaska$213$2,130$852$426
Arizona$146$1,455$582$291
Arkansas$123$1,230$492$246
California$207$2,070$828$414
Colorado$168$1,680$672$336
Connecticut$192$1,920$768$384
Delaware$165$1,650$660$330
Florida$158$1,575$630$315
Georgia$144$1,440$576$288
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