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Digestive HealthCPT 82270Very Common

Fecal Occult Blood Test in Austin, TX — Cash Pay Price

Fecal Occult Blood Test costs $40–$60 cash-pay in Austin, TX. The lowest verified price is $40 at Request A Test. MarketCare compares 3 verified providers in the Austin metro area. No insurance needed.

Test for hidden blood in stool (colorectal cancer screening)

Best Cash Price

$40

at Request A Test

Call (512) 458-8391

vs. Austin hospital avg.

$10Save 58%
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Quick Facts

Code

82270

Category

Digestive Health

Frequency

Very Common

Price Variance

Medium

Providers Found

3 in Austin

Best Price Call

(512) 458-8391

Top 3 Austin Providers

Cash-pay prices ranked lowest firstCPT 82270

?Needs Call
$40– $80
Save up to 20% by choosing wisely
1
Request A TestBEST PRICE?Needs Call

Austin, TX

(512) 458-8391

Source: requestatest.com

$40

2
Any Lab Test Now?Needs Call

Austin, TX

(512) 708-5838

Source: anylabtestnow.com

$60

3

Austin, TX

(800) 539-6119

Source: laboratoryassist.com

$50

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Telehealth Alternative

⚡ Partially Available

Price Comparison

🏥 In-Person

$4+

💻 Telehealth

$25–$129

Lemonaid Health

$25 flat consult fee. Covers common GI issues like acid reflux and IBS. Free medication delivery.

$25 consult + separate Rx cost — free delivery

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Sesame Care

Direct-pay marketplace with transparent pricing. No insurance needed. 45+ specialties available.

From $37/visit — live video with board-certified derm

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PlushCare

Same-day live video with a doctor. Can prescribe or refer to specialists. $19.99/mo membership optional.

$129/visit — live video with MD, same-day available

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💡 Note: Initial consultations, follow-ups, and prescription management can be done via telehealth. Physical exams, labs, and procedures require an in-person visit.