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Old 12-21-2016, 08:37 AM #1
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Default Athena Diagnostics Bloodwork for SFN

My doctor has ordered bloodwork thru a company called Athena Diagnostics. I received the kit in the mail and someone from this company will come to my house to draw blood.

I spoke to a customer service rep about the costs for this. She told me that the cost for the bloodwork is $4,750.00

She gave me CPT codes 83516 X11 and 83520 x10. I provided these codes to my insurance company and I am waiting to hear how much they will cover.

has anyone else had a similar experience or this bloodwork for SFN?
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