92531
HCPCSSpontaneous nystagmus study
Based on the latest published hospital price files, code 92531 (Spontaneous nystagmus study) appears at 10 hospitals with disclosed cash prices from $174 to $233. This is public hospital price transparency data, not a guaranteed estimate of your bill.
Published-price availability
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Compare 92531 prices
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Published cash prices for code 92531 vary by about 34% across the 8 hospitals with disclosed prices here — from $174 to $233. Shopping around can matter.
Lowest cash price by hospital
- Berger Hospital$174
- Doctors Hospital$220
Cash price by city
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- Circleville · 1 hospital$174
- Delaware · 1 hospital$177
- Mansfield · 1 hospital$189
- Columbus · 2 hospitals$220
- Dublin · 1 hospital$220
- Grove City · 1 hospital$220
10 prices shown.
How to read these prices
- Cash price
- The discounted self-pay price for paying directly, without insurance.
- List price
- The hospital’s full undiscounted charge — rarely what anyone pays.
- Negotiated rate
- A rate for a specific insurer and plan; your share depends on your benefits.
- Allowed amount
- A historical reference for what was actually allowed, where disclosed.
Hospitals that publish 92531 prices
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Code 92531: frequently asked
- What does code 92531 cost?
- Across the published hospital price files, the disclosed cash price for 92531 ranges from $174 to $233. This is public hospital price transparency data, not a guaranteed estimate of your bill.
- Will this be my final bill?
- Actual patient responsibility may vary based on your insurance plan, deductible, coinsurance, network status, diagnosis, setting, bundled services, clinical circumstances, and hospital billing practices.
- What is code 92531?
- 92531 is the billing code hospitals use to identify "Spontaneous nystagmus study" on their published price files. We use it to line up the same service across different hospitals.
- Why do prices for this code differ between hospitals?
- Each hospital sets its own prices and negotiates separately with each insurer, so the disclosed price for the same code can vary widely from one hospital to another — and even between plans at a single hospital. Comparing the published figures is what this page is for; a difference does not by itself mean one hospital is better or worse.
- What this page is not
- It is not a quote, a guarantee, or medical advice. It shows what hospitals have published for this code, so you can compare and ask informed questions — your actual cost depends on your insurance, the exact services performed, and the care setting.