Cost & Fees
How Much Does EECP Cost?
The cost of EECP depends on your diagnosis, your insurance and the length of your course. A typical course is about 35 one-hour sessions, so total cost is easiest to plan once your benefits are verified. Medicare covers EECP for qualifying refractory angina patients under NCD 20.20; private plans vary. A free consultation gives you a clear answer for your situation.
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What Shapes the Price
Why There Is No Single EECP Price
EECP is a medical therapy, and its cost is shaped by the same things that shape any medical treatment: your situation, your coverage and the scope of your course. Any website that quotes one flat number for every patient is not telling the whole story. We prefer to explain the real picture.
Your Diagnosis
Whether your situation falls under Medicare's refractory angina coverage or another path affects how your plan handles it.
Your Insurance Plan
Medicare has a national rule; private plans set their own policy. Benefits are verified before you start.
Length of Course
A common course is about 35 one-hour sessions. Total cost is easiest to estimate once the course is mapped at your evaluation.
Supportive Care
Any additional evaluations, imaging or services recommended for your plan are explained item by item. Nothing is quiet.
The Medicare Path
Medicare Coverage and Your Costs
If you have Medicare and qualify under CMS NCD 20.20, Medicare may cover EECP for disabling chronic stable angina when a cardiologist or cardiothoracic surgeon finds you are not a good candidate for angioplasty or bypass. As with most Medicare services, deductibles, coinsurance and secondary coverage can still affect what you pay.
The clinic verifies your specific benefits with your plan and explains your estimated out-of-pocket costs before you start. No promises about coverage, just real numbers for your case.
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Private Plans and Out-of-Pocket Options
Private insurers set their own policy for EECP, and coverage ranges from full coverage to none. The reliable way to know is to have the clinic run a benefits check against your plan, which is part of the free consultation.
If your plan does not cover EECP, self-pay is available and clearly priced. The team walks you through per-session and full-course options so you can compare and decide.
The fastest path to a straight answer is a call to 385-330-0358, or a free consultation where benefits are verified and costs explained in full.
Questions
Cost FAQs
Straight answers to the questions patients ask us most. Something else on your mind? Give us a call or request a free consultation.
View All EECP FAQs How much does EECP cost in Utah?
Cost depends on your diagnosis, your insurance plan and the length of your course, so there is no single price that applies to everyone. The clinic gives you a clear cost picture during your free consultation, after verifying your benefits.
Is EECP covered by Medicare?
Medicare covers EECP for qualifying patients with disabling chronic stable angina (Canadian Cardiovascular Society Class III or IV) who are not good candidates for angioplasty or bypass surgery, per CMS NCD 20.20. Medicare does not cover other conditions. Verify your coverage by calling the clinic.
How many EECP sessions will I need, and how does that affect cost?
A common course is about 35 one-hour sessions over several weeks. Because sessions are billed per treatment, the length of your course is the main driver of total cost. Your provider maps the expected course during the evaluation so you know the scope up front.
Do you offer a free consultation?
Yes. A free consultation is the first step at Thrive EECP. You talk with the team about your situation, and they explain what EECP involvement could look like, including costs, before you commit to anything.
Are there hidden fees?
No. The team explains all costs clearly during your consultation, including any self-pay options, and verifies benefits before a program begins. What you agree to is what you pay.
What if I pay out of pocket?
Self-pay is an option for people whose plans do not cover EECP. The clinic will explain the per-session and full-course pricing during your consultation so you can decide with full information.
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Draper, UT 84020
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1111 E Draper Pkwy
Draper, UT 84020