Free Colonoscopy Quiz

You may need a diagnostic colonoscopy, which would disqualify you from a free screening colonoscopy.

But GI symptoms should never be taken lightly. Please, find a gastroenterologist near you today. A gastroenterologist will determine if you need a colonoscopy, and if so, they will walk you through any costs associated with this procedure. With Medicare, there is a co-pay or co-insurance associated with any diagnostic colonoscopy. You can also talk with your Medicare representative for more details.

Congratulations! You’re eligible for a free or reduced-cost colonoscopy.

Medicare will pay for 1 screening colonoscopy every 24 months. Under current legislation, Medicare waives the deductible and co-insurance for anesthesia used during screening colonoscopies. Find a gastroenterologist today.

Congratulations! Medicare will pay for 1 screening colonoscopy every 10 years.

Under current legislation, Medicare waives the deductible and co-insurance for anesthesia used during screening colonoscopies. Find a gastroenterologist today.

You will most likely require a diagnostic colonoscopy, which unfortunately disqualifies you from a free screening colonoscopy. But GI symptoms should not be taken lightly. Find a gastroenterologist right away to confirm your need for a colonoscopy. Then, check with your health insurance provider to verify your specific coverage.

You will most likely require a diagnostic colonoscopy, which unfortunately disqualifies you from a free screening colonoscopy. However, it is very important that you contact your primary care physician or a qualified gastroenterologist right away to confirm your need for a colonoscopy. Colon cancer is 90 percent preventable with early detection. Then check with your health insurance provider to verify your specific coverage.

Your colonoscopy may be covered for free or at a reduced cost as a “high risk colon cancer screening,” because with a family history, you may need to get screened earlier than age 45. Find a qualified gastroenterologist in your area who can help you find out if you qualify. Also, some insurance providers now waive deductible and co-insurance for anesthesia.

*Some private health insurance providers cover the cost of a screening colonoscopy as part of preventative healthcare. Contact your health insurance provider to verify your coverage and any conditions that may apply.

Congratulations! You are eligible for a low-cost or free screening colonoscopy.

Find a qualified gastroenterologist in your area today! Please check with your health insurance provider to verify coverage. Also, some insurance providers now waive deductible and co-insurance for anesthesia.

*Some private health insurance providers cover the cost of a screening colonoscopy as part of preventative healthcare. Contact your health insurance provider to verify your coverage and any conditions that may apply.