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If you do not have any insurance, and are paying out-of-pocket, expect the fee to see a private cardiologist to be anywhere from $200 - $400. This will include the office visit, physical exam and likely an electrocardiogram (EKG).

However depending on your reason for needing to see a cardiologist, you may need an ultrasound of your heart (echocardiogram to check the valves and muscle function) or a stress test (to check for blocked arteries of the heart). These tests are expensive without insurance (echocardiogram about $300, and stress test $500-$1000).

If your primary doctor thinks you need to see a cardiologist, it's worth paying the $200-$400 for the office visit. Then if the cardiologist thinks you need additional testing, there are many alternatives:

If you need an echocardiogram or stress test, these tests are often available at government hospitals or university based hospitals for much cheaper. Yes the service at a government hospital is neither convenient nor attentive, but you get what you need at an affordable price.

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