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DiscussionDifference between "PSA" versus "Screening PSA" ?
Prostate Cancer | Last Active: Aug 14, 2023 | Replies (12)Comment receiving replies
Replies to "Thanks @firespooks for clarifying things. By visiting the Medicare FAQ webpage it states that "Medicare Part..."
Luckily we have Quest Labs in our city. I can order and get a PSA test for $59 if I feel I need extra testing. and the lab will send the results to Dr or Medical facility if I request it. My insurance has covered all of my testing, which is every 3 months right now. At some point the Dr will change that. It is nice to know that if I feel I need to check on it sooner, I can go and get the test without a Dr.