Vitamin D test cost in Phoenix, AZ

Blood test for 25-hydroxy vitamin D. Prices below are cash prices and average insured rates published by 24 hospitals within 25 miles of Phoenix.

Lowest published price$11
Typical price (median)$31
Highest published price$173

Most of these are the hospital's fee only. Doctors' fees, like the radiologist or surgeon, are usually billed separately.

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Lowest prices near Phoenix

  • Banner Baywood Medical Center

    Mesa · 20.5 mi

    $11

    cash · Hospital fee only

  • Banner Desert Medical Center

    Mesa · 12.4 mi

    $13

    cash · Hospital fee only

  • Banner Boswell Medical Center

    Sun City · 16.1 mi

    $13

    cash · Hospital fee only

  • Banner Del Webb Medical Center

    Sun City West · 23.5 mi

    $14

    cash · Hospital fee only

  • Banner Estrella Medical Center

    Phoenix · 10.4 mi

    $14

    cash · Hospital fee only

  • Banner Thunderbird Medical Center

    Glendale · 13.5 mi

    $14

    cash · Hospital fee only

  • Banner University Medical Center Phoenix

    Phoenix · 1.9 mi

    $14

    cash · Hospital fee only

  • Banner Gateway Medical Center

    Gilbert · 18.2 mi

    $15

    cash · Hospital fee only

  • Banner Ocotillo Medical Center

    Chandler · 18.6 mi

    $17

    cash · Hospital fee only

  • PAM Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Surprise

    19.5 mi

    $20

    insured avg · Hospital fee only

How to use these prices

A cash price is what the hospital says it charges patients who pay for themselves. An insured average is what insurance plans pay on average, which is a useful guide when a hospital doesn’t list a cash price. Ask the hospital for its self-pay price before you book, and for a written Good Faith Estimate.

For your doctor’s office: these prices are for billing code CPT 82306.

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These are estimates from prices hospitals publish under federal price transparency rules, from files dated Feb 2026. They are not a quote or a bill, and the hospital may charge a different amount. “Lowest” means the lowest published price we found, not a guaranteed price.

If you are uninsured or paying cash, you have the right to a written Good Faith Estimate from the provider before you schedule care, and you can dispute a bill that comes in $400 or more above it.

Your provider may bill a different code for the same visit. CPT is a registered trademark of the American Medical Association. More about these prices