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1 The average EKG cost will be anywhere from $800 to as much as $2,000 without any type of insurance. 2  The nationwide average is around $800. 3  If you have health insurance, you will only be responsible for your co-pays or deductibles. The results of the EKG could be charged separately outside of the test. 2  Each clinic will have its own policies. 3  A reading should cost no more than $50 to $100. 4  Depending on your situation, blood work may be required ahead of time as well.
1 Health insurance may cover some or all of the cost of the EKG. 2  Generally, insurance will cover 80%-100% of EKG testing. 3  Contact an insurance provider for coverage specifics. 4  Some school athletic programs give student athletes EKGs to test heart health. Uninsured patients can expect to pay $500-$3,000 total for an EKG. 2  An EKG averages $1,500, according to NewChoiceHealth.com, but some locations charge as high as $2,850. 3  Typically, prices are higher for services in metropolitan areas, than in smaller rural communities.