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Urgent CareCPT 30901Common

Nosebleed Treatment (Cauterization) in Austin, TX — Cash Pay Price

Nosebleed Treatment (Cauterization) costs $205–$205 cash-pay in Austin, TX. The lowest verified price is $205 at Next Level Urgent Care. MarketCare compares multiple providers in the Austin metro area. No insurance needed.

Treatment for persistent nosebleeds including cauterization

Best Cash Price

$205

at Next Level Urgent Care

Call (512) 320-4050

vs. Austin hospital avg.

$492Save 45%
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Estimated PriceThis price is based on aggregator data (Zocdoc, CMS files). Good estimate but may vary — call to confirm exact cost.

Based on aggregator data · Mar 2026

Quick Facts

Code

30901

Category

Urgent Care

Frequency

Common

Price Variance

High

Providers Found

3 in Austin

Best Price Call

(512) 320-4050

Top 3 Austin Providers

Cash-pay prices ranked lowest firstCPT 30901

~Estimated
$205– $300
1
Next Level Urgent CareBEST PRICE~Estimated

3221 Red River St, Austin, TX 78705

(512) 320-4050

Source: nextlevelurgentcare.com

$205

2

12319 N MO-Pac Expy, Austin, TX 78758

(512) 835-5577

Source: texasmedclinic.com

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3

9900 S IH 35, Austin, TX 78748

(512) 291-5577

Source: texasmedclinic.com

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