$1,964.54
Lowest Price
$2,235
Highest Price
$2,126
Median Price
3
Hospitals
In Vermont, prices vary 14% — the highest is $270.46 more than the lowest.
Knee Arthroscopy with Meniscus Removal
A camera is inserted into the knee through a small incision. Damaged cartilage (meniscus) is trimmed or removed.
Commonly ordered for: Torn or damaged knee cartilage
Prices shown are for this procedure code only and do not include anesthesia, facility fees, or other services billed separately.
How much does removal of knee cartilage using an endoscope cost in Vermont?
In Vermont, cash prices for removal of knee cartilage using an endoscope range from $1,964.54 to $2,235 across 3 hospitals. The median cash price is $2,126.
How much does removal of knee cartilage using an endoscope cost without insurance in Vermont?
Without insurance in Vermont, removal of knee cartilage using an endoscope typically costs between $1,964.54 and $2,235. The lowest reported cash price is $1,964.54. Many hospitals offer discounts for patients paying out-of-pocket — always ask before your appointment.
What is removal of knee cartilage using an endoscope (CPT 29881)?
A camera is inserted into the knee through a small incision. Damaged cartilage (meniscus) is trimmed or removed.
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