Hemoglobin A1c at UNC Hospitals.
Cash-pay price
$100
UNC Hospitals is significantly more expensive than median (+56%) for hemoglobin a1c.
Chargemaster (gross): $166
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Compare prices →Patient experience.
CMS HCAHPS patient survey, period ending 03/31/2025 · 2,471 completed surveys.
| Measure | This hospital | Network avg | Δ |
|---|---|---|---|
| HCAHPS overall star rating | 4/5 | 2.9/5 | +1.1 |
| Would definitely recommend | 80% | 70.3% | +10pp |
| Hospital rating 9 or 10 of 10 | 78% | 69.2% | +9pp |
| Nurses always communicated well | 80% | 75.9% | +4pp |
| Doctors always communicated well | 82% | 76.9% | +5pp |
| Given clear info about recovery | 88% | 84.8% | +3pp |
| Room and bathroom always clean | 72% | 68.6% | +3pp |
| Staff always explained meds | 62% | 57.8% | +4pp |
| Quiet at night, always | 64% | 52.6% | +11pp |
About this price.
This price comes directly from UNC Hospitals's machine-readable file (MRF), which the Hospital Price Transparency Rule (45 CFR 180.50) requires every US hospital to publish. We download it, parse the row for CPT 83036, and show you the dollar amount as published.
The cash-pay number is what an uninsured patient would be charged. Insurance-negotiated rates vary by payer and plan — see the table above for the range, or use the comparison tool for plan-specific numbers.
For a national view of hemoglobin a1c prices, see the Hemoglobin A1c overview.