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Radiology reimbursement rates by service line

Compare national radiology reimbursement benchmarks calculated from price transparency data. Reference benchmarks cover 71046, 74177 and 77067 across Aetna, Anthem, Cigna and United. Reporting periods: Jun–Jul 2026.

9,045,473 provider-rate observations4 payers in source data50 states represented20 billing codes
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Aetna state variation for 74177

LowerHigher
Alaska: $298.30 Aetna reference averageAKAlabama: $128.97 Aetna reference averageALArkansas: $122.80 Aetna reference averageARArizona: $121.11 Aetna reference averageAZCalifornia: $134.56 Aetna reference averageCAColorado: $133.55 Aetna reference averageCOConnecticut: $152.54 Aetna reference averageCTDistrict of Columbia: No preview availableDCDelaware: $130.88 Aetna reference averageDEFlorida: $110.02 Aetna reference averageFLGeorgia: $123.20 Aetna reference averageGAHawaii: $125.21 Aetna reference averageHIIowa: $117.59 Aetna reference averageIAIdaho: $173.11 Aetna reference averageIDIllinois: $118.93 Aetna reference averageILIndiana: $104.84 Aetna reference averageINKansas: $127.24 Aetna reference averageKSKentucky: $114.09 Aetna reference averageKYLouisiana: $101.89 Aetna reference averageLAMassachusetts: $116.50 Aetna reference averageMAMaryland: $126.60 Aetna reference averageMDMaine: $130.89 Aetna reference averageMEMichigan: $121.79 Aetna reference averageMIMinnesota: $109.04 Aetna reference averageMNMissouri: $138.76 Aetna reference averageMOMississippi: $141.70 Aetna reference averageMSMontana: $165.12 Aetna reference averageMTNorth Carolina: $135.99 Aetna reference averageNCNorth Dakota: $118.78 Aetna reference averageNDNebraska: $128.42 Aetna reference averageNENew Hampshire: $109.69 Aetna reference averageNHNew Jersey: $118.76 Aetna reference averageNJNew Mexico: $135.22 Aetna reference averageNMNevada: $124.26 Aetna reference averageNVNew York: $140.02 Aetna reference averageNYOhio: $155.91 Aetna reference averageOHOklahoma: $113.35 Aetna reference averageOKOregon: $139.45 Aetna reference averageORPennsylvania: $136.16 Aetna reference averagePARhode Island: $106.92 Aetna reference averageRISouth Carolina: $106.19 Aetna reference averageSCSouth Dakota: $116 Aetna reference averageSDTennessee: $109.78 Aetna reference averageTNTexas: $135.33 Aetna reference averageTXUtah: $110.73 Aetna reference averageUTVirginia: $118.77 Aetna reference averageVAVermont: $118.27 Aetna reference averageVTWashington: $169.62 Aetna reference averageWAWisconsin: $170.88 Aetna reference averageWIWest Virginia: $119.04 Aetna reference averageWVWyoming: $131.94 Aetna reference averageWY
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National 74177 rate distribution

Payer
Published rate$ per service
$100$120$140$160$180
Median
AetnaJun–Jul 2026
AetnaProviders102,302Average$125.63
$108.54median
CignaJun–Jul 2026
CignaProviders122,913Average$160.66
$141.83median
UnitedJun–Jul 2026
UnitedProviders87,728Average$166.99
$143.69median
AnthemJun–Jul 2026
AnthemProviders122,650Average$213.94
$158.35median

Each marker shows the national median published rate across billing entities for that payer.

National 74177 rates by payer

$ per service
PayerRate periodProvider entitiesP25MedianP75P90Average
AetnaJun–Jul 2026102,302$108.54$125.63
CignaJun–Jul 2026122,913$141.83$160.66
UnitedJun–Jul 202687,728$143.69$166.99
AnthemJun–Jul 2026122,650$158.35$213.94
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National: Radiology provider rates by payer (CPT 74177)

6 provider examples
Provider entityStateSize$ per serviceGap to medianPosition in Aetna range
LECONTE RADIOLOGY PCNPI 1003021783 · Tax ID 621868986TN135$55-$53.54
Below P25
USA VEIN CLINICS OF TENNESSEE PLLCNPI 1922041896 · Tax ID 920428186TN164$76.50-$32.04
Below P25
MERIDIAN MEDICAL SERVICES, INC.NPI 1598188260 · Tax ID 351939249IN46$87.84-$20.70
Below P25
PORTLAND MEDICAL IMAGING LLCNPI 1033377643 · Tax ID 201054971OR33$94.60-$13.94
P25 to median
ASSOCIATED MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS OF NY, PLLCNPI 1063843605 · Tax ID 208928235LA132
Median to P75
WOMENS HEALTHCARE ASSOCIATES LLCNPI 1285830513 · Tax ID 931271596OR268
Above P75
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Which providers have the highest claim volume in the radiology market?

Provider organizations with the highest combined 2024 Medicare and Medicaid claim volume in the radiology market.

#StateProvider
MedicareMedicaidRanked by combined total
  1. 1MULTI
    Indiana University Radiology Associates INC Iu MedicalNPI 1336192665
    Medicare 234,693Medicaid 35,211269,904 total
  2. 2MULTI
    Beverly Radiology Medical GroupNPI 1962457812
    Medicare 214,593Medicaid 21,820236,413 total
  3. 3MULTI
    University Radiology Group LLCNPI 1154367803
    Medicare 182,521Medicaid 16,339198,860 total
  4. 4MULTI
    Univ Of Penn Medical GroupNPI 1558759571
    Medicare 13,631Medicaid 107,218120,849 total
  5. 5MULTI
    Radiology Imaging Associates PCNPI 1679513196
    Medicare 7,500Medicaid 107,890115,390 total
  6. 6CA
    Bay Imaging Consultants Medical Group INCNPI 1548769284
    Medicare 54,340Medicaid 54,272108,612 total
  7. 7ME
    Spectrum Healthcare Partners PANPI 1669488011
    Medicare 27,938Medicaid 78,360106,298 total
  8. 8MULTI
    Kern Radiology Medical Group INCNPI 1720023997
    Medicare 98,813Medicaid 4,007102,820 total
  9. 9MULTI
    Sonoran Radiology LtdNPI 1033745708
    Medicare 8,917Medicaid 93,065101,982 total
  10. 10OH
    Kettering Network Radiologists INCNPI 1346299153
    Medicare 68,365Medicaid 26,42994,794 total
  11. 11PA
    Medical Imaging of Lehigh Valley PCNPI 1134178023
    Medicare 44,428Medicaid 50,09594,523 total
  12. 12MULTI
    Radia INC PsNPI 1932196607
    Medicare 91,742Medicaid 31892,060 total
  13. 13CA
    Kc Tan MD Medical CorporationNPI 1215394036
    Medicare 56,982Medicaid 34,34791,329 total
  14. 14MULTI
    Regents Of The University Of MichiganNPI 1871528026
    Medicare 65,574Medicaid 11,85277,426 total
  15. 15TX
    Radiology Associates Of North Texas PANPI 1710970975
    Medicare 75,620Medicaid 88076,500 total
  16. 16CA
    Lambert Radiology Medical GroupNPI 1609826684
    Medicare 73,469Medicaid 2,20475,673 total
  17. 17CA
    Renaissance Imaging Medical Associates INCNPI 1487608931
    Medicare 74,690Medicaid 64775,337 total
  18. 18MULTI
    Central Illinois Radiological Associates LtdNPI 1538192828
    Medicare 45,495Medicaid 29,34174,836 total
  19. 19OH
    Radiology Physicians INCNPI 1851390850
    Medicare 51,749Medicaid 21,30373,052 total
  20. 20IN
    Radiology Of Indiana PCNPI 1992723829
    Medicare 50,847Medicaid 19,62470,471 total

How reimbursement changes across radiology services

Keep X-ray, CT, MRI, and mammography rates separated by code, anatomy, contrast, views, and billing component.

GeographyNational
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Service line / billing codeAetnaCignaUnitedAnthem
$ per service · 7 codes
71045Chest X-ray, one view
$12.22$15.98$16.42$21.42
71046Chest X-ray, two views
$14.60$19.14$19.70$25.54
72100Lumbar spine X-ray, two or three views
$15.69$19.92$20.29$25.29
73030Shoulder X-ray
$13.22$16.77$17.11$21.28
73560Knee X-ray, one or two views
$11.94$15.26$15.34$19.20
73630Foot X-ray
$11.73$14.99$15.23$18.92
74018Abdominal X-ray, one view
$12.28$16.05$16.43$21.10
$ per service · 7 codes
70450CT head or brain without contrast
$64.01$75.54$77.61$102.48
71250CT chest without contrast
$80.17$97.43$102.26$130.79
71260CT chest with contrast
$88.21$106.80$111.72$143.93
71275CT angiography of the chest
$131.29$162.86$166.68$211.29
72125CT cervical spine without contrast
$77.07$93.67$93.04$125.69
74176CT abdomen and pelvis without contrast
$120.04$153.25$159.43$205.02
74177CT abdomen and pelvis with contrast
$125.63$160.66$166.99$213.94
$ per service · 5 codes
70551MRI brain without contrast
$133.19$131.50$138.41$176.90
70553MRI brain without and with contrast
$178.59$204.55$213.63$275.76
72141MRI cervical spine without contrast
$133.95$134.29$139.57$180.98
72148MRI lumbar spine without contrast
$133.06$131.92$138.69$177.31
73721MRI lower-extremity joint without contrast
$125.69$120.26$126.47$161.13
$ per service · 1 code
77067Bilateral screening mammography with computer-aided detection
$51.23$65.42$68.64$82.11
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How to read these radiology rates

Benchmarks calculated by PayerPrice from health plan price transparency files. CMS price transparency requirements.

  • Published rates, not paymentsThese figures summarize negotiated rates reported by health plans. They are not claim payments, patient prices or a provider's verified contract.
  • Average vs. medianThe average combines eligible billing-entity rates; the median is the middle rate. A large gap between them can signal that high or low rates are pulling the average.
  • What a provider row meansA billing entity may be a clinician, practice, facility or health system. A named row does not always represent one individual provider.
  • Compare like for likeMatch the code, billing component, setting, payment unit, network and reporting period. Facility, drug and other service payments may be separate.
Calculation details and specialty-specific notes

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Rate source
Each value is a negotiated professional radiology rate published in a payer machine-readable file, not a claim, charge, or imaging facility payment.
Rate calculation
National figures use eligible published rate records across the country; state views use records tied to the selected state. Averages are not weighted by study volume or modality mix. The calculation targets the lowest and highest 2% of entity rates for removal, rounded down to whole entities. Tied boundary values stay together, so fewer rates may be removed. A payer, code and geography cohort is published only when at least 10 billing entities remain after trimming. A missing benchmark does not mean the rate is zero.
Provider entity
Named examples use payer-file NPI and TIN records. An entity may represent a radiology group, imaging center, health system, or another billing organization. Each NPI and TIN combination contributes one representative rate: its most frequent normalized value. When multiple values are equally frequent, those values are averaged.
Comparable rates
Match the exact code, modality, anatomy, views, contrast, professional, technical, or global component, site of service, payer product, and network. Facility payments may be separate. Benchmarks keep the payer, service code, geography, reporting period and billing unit separate. Different services or payment units are not blended into one rate.

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Which radiology modalities are included?

The report includes common X-ray, CT, MRI, and screening mammography codes across multiple body regions.

Why must professional and technical rates be separated?

The physician interpretation, technical imaging service, and global service can have materially different negotiated or fee-schedule amounts.

Can contrast and non-contrast studies be combined?

No. Contrast use changes the CPT code and service definition, so the same code should be used for comparison.

Which billing details change a radiology rate comparison?

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