Procedures › 84112

Blood chemistry test (checking specific substances in your blood)

HCPCS Code
84112
Total Paid
$81K
$81,007.63
Total Claims
5,924
5,924 claims
Providers
13
13 providers
Avg per Claim
$13.67

Providers Using This Code

Every provider who billed Nevada Medicaid using this procedure code, ranked by total payments. Click any provider to see their full payment history.

# Provider NPI Specialty Location Total Paid Claims Patients Avg/Claim
1SUNRISE HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER, LLC1861439952General Acute Care HospitalLAS VEGAS, NV$28,022.261,5291,390$18.33
2SUMMERLIN HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER L L C1831189638General Acute Care HospitalLAS VEGAS, NV$20,469.431,5381,286$13.31
3LABORATORY MEDICINE CONSULTANTS LTD1962463786Clinical Medical LaboratoryLAS VEGAS, NV$12,674.49690617$18.37
4SUNRISE MOUNTAINVIEW HOSPITAL, INC.1104870187General Acute Care HospitalLAS VEGAS, NV$6,453.51804741$8.03
5HENDERSON HOSPITAL1003281452General Acute Care HospitalHENDERSON, NV$4,106.02430390$9.55
6RENOWN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER1124098421General Acute Care HospitalRENO, NV$3,161.58424356$7.46
7DIGNITY HEALTH1770626426General Acute Care HospitalHENDERSON, NV$1,367.389870$13.95
8CENTENNIAL HILLS HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER1487771812General Acute Care HospitalLAS VEGAS, NV$1,232.169076$13.69
9SUNRISE HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER, LLC1689611774General Acute Care HospitalLAS VEGAS, NV$1,166.10180152$6.48
10SPRING VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER1346230323General Acute Care HospitalLAS VEGAS, NV$1,138.968071$14.24
11DAVID MARMADUKE, MD1053372912Pathology, Anatomic Pathology & Clinical PathologyLAS VEGAS, NV$481.651816$26.76
12SOUTHERN HILLS MEDICAL CENTER, LLC1457306359General Acute Care HospitalLAS VEGAS, NV$401.751312$30.90
13CARSON TAHOE REGIONAL HEALTHCARE1255360160General Acute Care HospitalCARSON CITY, NV$332.343027$11.08
About This Data
This page shows every healthcare provider who billed Nevada Medicaid using procedure code 84112 from 2018 to 2024. Total Paid is the cumulative amount Medicaid paid that provider for this procedure. High payments do not imply wrongdoing — some providers simply serve more patients or operate in higher-volume settings.