Savings
A transparent example hull drawn from seeded radiology and specialty-visit reference data. Each row is a real facility rate — what one specific Blue Line Health member would have paid in cash at the desk, what they would typically pay in a deductible, and the gap between them, totalled into one number.
Examples
The page below is illustrative, not a quote. The seeded data publishes one rate per (modality, facility, ZIP) cell; the calculator picks a curated subset of around eight rows, sorts the biggest gap to the top, and sums the savings into one figure. The typical column is anchored to publicly-published chargemaster midpoints — the same vocabulary as the cash-pricing directory — so the comparison reads at a glance, not after you research your bill.
If your real rate at a particular imaging center lands higher or lower than the typical number here, that is the network doing its job: a care navigator matches you to the facility with the smallest gap to the typical rate, and you pay at the desk on the day. No claim, no surprise EOB.
Two quick answers
It sums the gap between what these procedures cost at typical high-deductible or uninsured rates and what Blue Line Health members pay at the desk, drawn from seeded radiology and specialty-visit reference data that publishes the rate one would pay in cash on the day. We round down so the figure never oversells the math.
No — it is an illustrative benchmark anchored to publicly-published chargemaster midpoints, the same source the cash-pricing directory cites. Your real bill at a particular facility could land above or below this number depending on which imaging center your care team routes you to.
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Pick a tier, verify your phone, scan your ID, and start the membership in minutes. The early-member rate stays in place for the first year of the practice — the cash price seen above is the rate you pay at the desk on the day.