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Liver test

A blood test of how well your liver is working (liver panel). Published hospital cash prices near Columbus, OH.

  • The hospital’s part, as an outpatient
  • Doctors’ fees usually billed separately

No insurer rates are listed for this service at these hospitals.

13 hospitals with comparable prices within 25 mi of Columbus, OH

$18.20 to $137

The highest is $119 more than the lowest (7.5×), each hospital’s typical cash price for the same service.

At every hospital here, at least one insurer pays less than the cash price. Insurer rates are what plans pay the hospital, not your share.

From each hospital’s published price list, Oct 22, 2025 to Jul 31, 2026. Not a quote. Where a hospital lists more than one comparable price, the dot is the middle one and the shaded bar the spread. Distances from Columbus, OH, approximate.

5 rows. Sorted by published cash price, lowest first.

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Each dot is a hospital’s lowest comparable listed price for Liver test. The navy line is the lowest price you’d find if you searched up to that distance.

Other blood and lab tests in Columbus, OH. The lowest and highest cash price any hospital there publishes for each, on the same scale.

Before you book

  1. Give the billing office code 80076. Ask whether doctors’ or reading fees are billed separately.
  2. If they list two prices, ask which applies to you.
  3. Without insurance, ask for a written Good Faith Estimate. Your rights ↗

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About these prices

US hospitals must publish their prices by law. We take them from each hospital's own file. They're what hospitals charge, not what patients told us they paid, and not a quote.

Hospitals are matched on the same billing code (CPT/HCPCS 80076), and each is shown at its typical cash price: the middle one when it lists several. What each one includes in that price can differ. Doctors, anesthesia and some tests are often billed separately and aren't included.

For insurance, we show what most plans pay the hospital, leaving out the very lowest and highest. Your own share depends on your plan.

What each hospital calls it: Berger Hospital, “Hepatic function panel”; Doctors Hospital, “Hepatic function panel”; Dublin Methodist Hospital, “Hepatic function panel”; Grant Medical Center, “Hepatic function panel”; Grove City Methodist Hospital, “Hepatic function panel”; Pickerington Methodist Hospital, “Hepatic function panel”; Riverside Methodist Hospital, “Hepatic function panel”; Grady Memorial Hospital, “Hepatic function panel”; Diley Ridge Medical Center, “HC Hepatic Function Panel”; Mount Carmel Dublin Hospital, “HC Hepatic Function Panel”; Mount Carmel East, “HC Hepatic Function Panel”; Mount Carmel Grove City, “HC Hepatic Function Panel”; Mount Carmel St Anns, “HC Hepatic Function Panel”; Madison Health, “Hepatic function panel”; Memorial Hospital of Union County, “HEPATIC FUNCTION PANEL”; Fairfield Medical Center, “HEPATIC FUNCTION PANEL”; Hocking Valley Community Hospital, “HC Hepatic Function Panel”; Genesis Hospital, “HC Health Fair Liver Panel”; Mount Carmel New Albany, “HC Hepatic Function Panel”; Licking Memorial Hospital, “HC Hepatic Function Panel - Bundled Charge”; Morrow County Hospital, “Liver function blood test panel”.

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