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Knee/lower-extremity MRI without contrast cost in Los Angeles.

What knee/lower-extremity mri without contrast costs at 9 Los Angeles-area hospitals, pulled directly from each hospital's federally-mandated price transparency file. Cash-pay range: $182 to $9,415 (52× spread). CPT code 73721.

Cheapest in Los Angeles
$182
Children's Hospital Los Angeles
Los Angeles, CA
vs.
Most expensive in Los Angeles
$9,415
Keck Hospital of USC
Los Angeles, CA

All Los Angeles-area hospitals.

# Hospital Cash price
1
Children's Hospital Los Angeles
Los Angeles, CA
$182
2
Providence Saint Joseph (Burbank)
Los Angeles, CA
$1,285 to $3,085
3
Kaiser Permanente LA Medical Center
Los Angeles, CA
$2,392
4
USC Norris Cancer Hospital
Los Angeles, CA
$2,942 to $4,414
5
MLK Community Hospital
Los Angeles, CA
$4,108
6
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Los Angeles, CA
$4,985 to $6,481
7
Keck Hospital of USC
Los Angeles, CA
$6,276 to $9,415

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Knee/lower-extremity MRI without contrast, nationally.

The Los Angeles numbers above only tell part of the story. The same knee/lower-extremity mri without contrast can vary 10× across US metros, and even within Los Angeles the published prices span 52 times from cheapest to most expensive.

For the national comparison set, see the Knee/lower-extremity MRI without contrast overview page, which covers knee/lower-extremity mri without contrast prices at every hospital in our dataset.

What to ask before you book.

Is this the all-in price? Hospitals often quote the facility fee and bill the radiologist, anesthesiologist, or specialist separately. Ask for the bundled total.

Cash-pay vs. insurance? Don't assume insurance is cheaper. For high-deductible plans, cash pay often beats the negotiated rate, especially for elective imaging.

Financial assistance? Federally-tax-exempt hospitals must have a financial-assistance policy. It can knock 50-100% off the bill for households below specific income thresholds.