Hemoglobin A1C cost in Richmond, VA
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Before you schedule
If you're getting an A1C test in Richmond, your cash price could range from $39 to $438 depending on where you go—that's an 11-fold difference for the exact same test. Most labs in your area charge around $437, so the cheaper options are genuine outliers, not a sign of lower quality. This matters because A1C is often a routine test you can shop for without your doctor caring which lab does it, and picking the right place could save you hundreds out of pocket.
Before you book, call the lab directly and ask for their cash price for an A1C test—don't rely on online quotes. If you have insurance, also ask your insurer what they'll pay at each location, since their contracted rates vary widely. If cost is tight, ask whether the cheaper labs offer financial assistance or payment plans; some do, and it's worth a quick question.
Questions to ask when you call
Before scheduling, call the hospital's billing department. These are the exact questions that get you the answers you need.
"What is your cash price for Hemoglobin A1C?"
If you haven't met your deductible, the cash price may be lower than what your insurance negotiates. Many hospitals will honor their published cash price if you ask.
"What will my insurance plan pay for this, and what's my out-of-pocket?"
Get a written estimate. Ask them to include your deductible status and coinsurance percentage. This is called a "Good Faith Estimate" and you're legally entitled to one.
"Are there any other charges I should expect — radiologist, anesthesiologist, or facility fees?"
These prices are facility fees. Your doctor, radiologist, and anesthesiologist bill separately. Ask how much those could add.
Hemoglobin A1C costs between $38 and $438 at 6 facilities near Richmond, Virginia. The Virginia statewide average is $116.
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| Facility | Cash Price | Gross Charge | Stars | Patient Rating | Ownership | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stafford Hospital, LLC | $38 | $77 | 3/5 | 70.0% | Nonprofit | 0.2 mi |
| Mary Washington HospitalMary Washington Healthcare | $38 | $77 | 2/5 | 61.0% | Nonprofit | 0.2 mi |
| Spotsylvania Regional Medical CenterHCA Virginia | $437 | $437 | 3/5 | 61.0% | For-profit | 0.2 mi |
| CJW Medical Center | $438 | $438 | 4/5 | 64.0% | For-profit | 0.0 mi |
| Henrico Doctors' HospitalHCA Virginia | $438 | $438 | 3/5 | 69.0% | Nonprofit | 0.0 mi |
| Sentara Williamsburg Regional Medical CenterSentara Health | — | — | 4/5 | 79.0% | Nonprofit | 0.2 mi |
Common questions
How much does Hemoglobin A1C cost in Richmond, VA?
Hemoglobin A1C costs between $38 and $438 at 6 facilities near Richmond, Virginia. The median price is $437. The Virginia statewide average is $116.
Which hospital is cheapest for Hemoglobin A1C near Richmond?
Stafford Hospital, LLC has the lowest published cash price at $38. It has a 3-star CMS quality rating and 70.0% patient satisfaction.
Does a cheaper hospital mean lower quality?
No. In Richmond, the lowest-priced facility (Stafford Hospital, LLC) has a 3-star CMS rating, while the highest-priced facility (Sentara Williamsburg Regional Medical Center) has a 4-star rating.
Where does this pricing data come from?
All prices are from each hospital's federally mandated machine-readable file under the CMS Hospital Price Transparency Rule (45 CFR Part 180). Quality ratings are from CMS Hospital Compare. We do not estimate prices. See full methodology →
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Data compiled from 17 federal sources including CMS Hospital Price Transparency files, Hospital Compare, HCAHPS, and Medicare Cost Reports. Updated April 2026. Full methodology →