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Costs · Diagnostic · Nerve conduction / EMG study · Tucson · codes 95886, 95910, 95911

How much does a nerve conduction / EMG study cost in Tucson?

Electrical test of nerves and muscles used to diagnose neuropathy or nerve compression. Below: the rates insurers have actually negotiated with 2 Tucson-area hospitals, and the cash (self-pay) prices where published — from the hospitals' own federally required price files.

$303
lowest median negotiated rate
Banner University Medical Center Tucson
$849
highest (adult hospitals)
Tucson Medical Center
2.8×
price spread
same procedure, same metro
Median negotiated rate per hospital · sorted low → high · hover a bar for the full receipt
cash (self-pay) price
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* Specialty hospital (pediatric or cancer center) — rates reflect specialty case mix. † Median based on fewer than 3 published rates — treat as indicative. Bars show the median dollar-denominated commercial negotiated rate; hospitals sharing a health-system contract show similar rates.
SOURCE: standard-charges files from 2 hospitals · file dates 2026-03-02 → 2026-04-30 · retrieved 2026-08-08
Paying cash can beat using insurance. At Banner University Medical Center Tucson, the self-pay price is $111 — less than the $303 median commercial-insurer rate. If you haven't met your deductible, ask for the cash rate.