Full Body Checkup Price
What health and body tests cost, from most expensive to free.
Why people test privately and regularly
Many people take self-pay health tests on a regular schedule so they know what their own normal looks like. If a result ever comes back different, they can repeat the test soon after to see whether it was a one-time result or a pattern, and then talk to their doctor with more information.
How a test is handled depends on how it is ordered. A test ordered through your doctor or hospital becomes part of your medical record. A self-pay test you order yourself may be handled differently depending on the provider, so read each provider's privacy policy. Some applications, such as life, disability, long-term care, and supplemental insurance, ask about diagnoses and past care, and you should always answer those questions truthfully and completely. Individual and group health plans that follow the Affordable Care Act cannot deny coverage or charge more because of a pre-existing condition.
Because health history can affect eligibility for some types of coverage, many people look at their options early. A private test is not a diagnosis, and no test is perfect. Talk to a licensed physician about any result or symptom. This is general information, not medical or insurance advice.
Prices are estimated cash ranges, not quotes. They vary by provider and location.
Executive
Clinic and imaging
Blood
Mobile body scan
Mail-in and at-home
Athletes test constantly. How often do you?
The free ones
Breast and cervical cancer screening
State program (Every Woman Counts): "provides free breast cancer and cervical cancer screening, diagnostic services and treatment referrals to eligible uninsured and underinsured low-income California residents"
dhcs.ca.gov – Every Woman Counts
Sexually transmitted infection (STI) or disease (STD) and HIV home test kit
Alameda County: "TakeMeHome is a FREE sexual health home testing program"
County health page
takemehome.org
Not affiliated with any government agency. Eligibility and availability are set by each program.
Best place to start
Stool sample test
$30 – $150
How Providers Were Selected
Companies named on this page are limited to companies based in the United States with their own company websites. Tests may be ordered directly or through a doctor. How a result is recorded and shared varies by provider, by ordering method, and by state. Certain results may be reportable to public health authorities. Each provider's privacy policy is available on its website and is worth reviewing before ordering.
About Testing
Parasite stool tests examine a stool sample for parasites or their eggs. Different tests detect different types of parasites, and a negative result does not rule out every type. Test results can be inaccurate. A test result is not a diagnosis. Diagnosis and treatment are performed by licensed physicians. Information here is general and educational only, and is not medical advice.
Results can be wrong. Talk to your doctor. Athlete frequencies other than the concussion test are rough estimates.
Disclaimer
Informational resource only. This page is provided solely for general informational and educational purposes. This website and its owner do not manufacture, purchase, sell, resell, distribute, ship, administer, process, or interpret any test, test kit, screening, scan, or medical service described here, and are not a laboratory, medical provider, pharmacy, or health care facility.
Not medical advice. Nothing on this page is medical advice, a diagnosis, a treatment recommendation, or a recommendation to obtain or forgo any test. No doctor-patient or other professional relationship is created by your use of this page. Always consult a licensed physician or other qualified health care professional about your own health. No test is perfectly accurate, and results may be falsely positive or falsely negative.
Prices are estimates. Price ranges shown are estimated cash prices compiled for general reference. They are not quotes, offers, or guarantees. Actual prices, availability, eligibility, and terms are set solely by each third-party provider or program and may change at any time without notice.
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