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A1c diabetes test

A blood test of average blood sugar over about three months.

Cash prices hospitals publish · billing code 83036 · Riverside

What hospitals charge

$1.80 to $744.00

24 hospitals · cash prices

$1.80Each dot is one published cash listing; included services may differ$744.00

Some listings do not state their billing class. These are published cash amounts, not confirmed equivalent packages of care. Check what each hospital includes.

Hospitals

Add a price you paid or saw27 hospitals. Sorted by lowest cash price.

From each hospital's published price list, Feb 25, 2026 to Sep 25, 2026. Not a quote, and doctors' fees are often extra. Distances are measured from the middle of Columbus, OH (approximate area).

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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 compared on the same billing code, but 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: St Mary Medical Center, “Glycosylated hemoglobin test”; Barstow Community Hospital, “Hemoglobin A1C level”; Eisenhower Medical Center, “HC Hemoglobin A1c”; Doctors Hospital of Riverside, “GLYCOHEMOGLOBIN”; Riverside University Health System previously known as Riverside County Regional Medical Center, “HC Hemoglobin A1c (POC)”; Riverside Community Hospital, “HEMOGLOBIN A1C”; Palo Verde Hospital, “Hemoglobin A1C”; Chino Valley Medical Center, “Hc Glycosylated Hemoglobin Test”; Desert Valley Hospital, “HGBA1C & EAG LC”; Montclair Hospital Medical Center, “Hc Glycosylated Hemoglobin Test”; St. Bernardine Medical Center, “HEMOGLOBIN A1C”; Community Hospital San Bernardino, “HEMOGLOBIN A1C”; Colorado River Medical Center, “HEMOGLOBIN A1C”; Loma Linda University Medical Center, “HC CAPILLARY HA1C”; Loma Linda University Medical Center Murrieta, “HC HEMOGLOBIN A1C”; Victor Valley Global Medical Center, “HEMOGLOBIN A1C”; Hemet Global Medical Center, “LAB GLYCOHEMOGLOBIN (HGBA1C)”; Menifee Global Medical Center, “LAB GLYCOHEMOGLOBIN (HGBA1C)”; Moreno Valley Medical Center, “HEMOGLOBIN GLYCOSYLATED A1C”; Riverside Medical Center, “HEMOGLOBIN GLYCOSYLATED A1C”; San Bernardino - Fontana Medical Center, “HEMOGLOBIN GLYCOSYLATED A1C”; San Bernardino - Ontario Medical Center, “HEMOGLOBIN GLYCOSYLATED A1C”; San Antonio Regional Hospital, “Hemoglobin A1C level”; Arrowhead Regional Medical Center, “HC GLYCOSYLATED HEMOGLOBIN TEST - HEMOGLOBIN A1C”; Corona Regional Medical Center, “HEMOGLOBIN GLYCOSYLATED A1C”; Southwest Healthcare Inland Valley Hospital, “HEMOGLOBIN GLYCOSYLATED A1C”; Southwest Healthcare Temecula Valley Hospital, “HEMO GLYCATED”.

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