Who can use ColonoscopyAssist in Princeton, WV?
To schedule with ColonoscopyAssist in Princeton, WV, you must be paying for the procedure out-of-pocket. There are no other restrictions—no limits based on income, residency, or immigration status.

What does the flat-rate colonoscopy cover?
Our colonoscopy price of $1,295.00 in Princeton, WV includes everything related to the procedure, with no hidden fees. The price covers:

1. Physician fees: fees paid to the gastroenterologist or physician performing the colonoscopy.
2. Facility fees: fees paid to the hospital or surgery center to cover the cost of the operating room, medical equipment and nursing stuff related expenses during your visit.
3. Anesthesia fees:  fee paid to the anesthesiologist or CRNA / nurse anesthetist for the administration of anesthesia during the procedure for any amount of time.
4. Polyp removal and biopsies: The cost associated with taking of any amount of biopsies and removal of polyps.
5. Pathology costs: Lab processing and pathologist fees for an unlimited number of specimens sent to the lab.
   
   

What’s not included in the flat rate?

• Consultations: While consultations are usually included in our flat rate, they may not always be. Our facility locator tool shows which providers include the consultation in the flat rate.
• Prep medicine: You’ll need to purchase your bowel prep medicine separately. You should budget about $30 for this.
• Follow-up care: Only the procedure itself is covered. Any treatment before or after the procedure is not included. For example, follow up imaging, lab testing or consults that the physician may recommend.
• Reference pathology or genetic testing: If a cancerous mass is found and further testing is needed, this is not part of the flat rate.

When do I need to pay?
Payment is due after an appointment is schedule. You’ll receive a payment link and instructions in your appointment confirmation email. You can view the various methods of payments accepted in our FAQ section

What does a colonoscopy cost with insurance and without insurance?

The cost of a colonoscopy with insurance varies depending on your plan. Many insurance plans cover the procedure as part of preventive care, meaning you may pay little to no out-of-pocket costs. However, if it’s not fully covered, you may be responsible for copays, deductibles, or coinsurance, which can range from a few hundred dollars up to $1,000 or more.

Without insurance, the cost of a colonoscopy can range from $2,000 to $3,500 or more, depending on the location and provider. However, programs like ColonoscopyAssist offer flat-rate options at significantly lower prices, often around $1,000, which includes physician, facility, and pathology fees. For Princeton our rate for a colonoscopy is $1,295.00. You can schedule by visiting our scheduling page.

Can I use my HSA/FSA account to help cover the cost of colonoscopy?

Yes! ColonoscopyAssist accepts FSA/HSA debit card payments. Additionally we will provide you a statement for your records with the total cost paid for your colonoscopy along with the relevant codes that you can submit to your FSA/HSA plan for reimbursement.

Will the price change after I book?
No. Our pricing is transparent and all-inclusive. The price you see is the final price—there are no surprise fees.

How do I schedule my colonoscopy appointment in Princeton, WV?
Scheduling is easy. Here’s how it works:

1. Use our location lookup tool to find a center in Princeton, WV.
2. Submit your appointment request online or call 855-542-6566 for help.
3. Receive your appointment confirmation.
4. Make your payment and get your voucher.
5. Take your voucher to your appointment check-in.

How long does it take to schedule in Princeton, WV?
ColonoscopyAssist usually schedules appointments faster than patients can on their own. Most patients in Princeton, WV complete their procedure within a few weeks of submitting the forms.

How should I prepare for my procedure?
Preparation starts 24-48 hours before your procedure. Your doctor will give you specific instructions after your appointment is scheduled based on your medical history. 

What should I bring to my appointment?
Arrive with your ID, insurance information, and any requested paperwork. For comfort, consider bringing socks, as procedure rooms can be cold. Leave personal valuables at home.

What happens during the colonoscopy?
You’ll meet your medical team, including your doctor and anesthetist, in the procedure room. After sedation, your doctor will use a colonoscope to view your colon. The procedure takes 15-30 minutes.

What happens after the procedure?
You’ll be taken to a recovery area to wake up from sedation, which takes about 20-30 minutes. The team will review the results with you before you head home. Most patients resume normal activities the next day.

When will I get my results?
If polyps or abnormal areas are found, your doctor will send them for biopsy. Results typically come back within a few days, and your doctor will schedule a follow-up appointment to discuss the findings. The cost of your colonoscopy includes all results and analysis.

Will I need another colonoscopy?
Your follow-up depends on the results. If polyps are removed, another colonoscopy may be recommended in 3-5 years. If no polyps are found, your next screening may not be needed for 5-10 years, depending on your medical history.

Do you offer colonoscopy in other cities in West Virginia?
You can look up all the cities we offer Colonoscopy and its price using our facility locator tool.
Additionally, you can view our page for affordable colonoscopy in Princeton, WV for more information.