Contact Information Phone: 920-802-2100 The Lactation Consultation Limited service at Aurora Medical Center Sheboygan County offers specialized, one-on-one support for breastfeeding mothers at a fee of $145. This session, typically lasting about an hour, is conducted by a certified lactation consultant and includes assessment of breastfeeding techniques, identification of challenges such as latch or supply…
The Fluorescence In Situ Hybridization (FISH) Initial Single Probe Procedure is a specialized diagnostic test used to identify and localize specific DNA sequences on chromosomes, which can be essential for diagnosing genetic disorders or certain cancers. At Aurora Medical Center Burlington, this advanced genetic analysis is priced at $625. This fee typically covers laboratory processing,…
A Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC) replacement is a procedure performed when an existing PICC line—used for long-term intravenous therapies such as medications, nutrition, or blood draws—needs to be removed and replaced due to complications like infection, blockage, or malfunction. At Aurora Medical Center in Sheboygan County, the complete PICC line replacement is priced at…
Phototherapy at Aurora Medical Center Sheboygan County is a non-invasive treatment using specific wavelengths of light to manage skin conditions such as psoriasis, eczema, vitiligo, and neonatal jaundice. Priced at $360 per day, the fee generally covers the use of advanced phototherapy equipment, clinical staff oversight, and facility usage. It’s important to note that additional…
Overview: Fluorescence In Situ Hybridization (FISH) for urine is a highly specialized laboratory test used to detect specific DNA sequences in urinary cells, commonly aiding in the diagnosis and monitoring of urinary tract cancers such as bladder cancer. Aurora Burlington offers this test at a total cost of $575, which encompasses the advanced laboratory processing,…
Sputum Specimen Aerosol Induction is a diagnostic procedure commonly used when patients have difficulty producing sputum samples naturally. It involves inhaling a saline mist to help loosen and mobilize mucus from the lungs, allowing for collection and analysis. This test is frequently used to diagnose respiratory infections, chronic lung diseases, or to identify specific pathogens…
Overview: Selective catheterization of the third-order thoracic artery is an advanced vascular procedure commonly performed for both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. It involves the precise insertion of a catheter into the smaller, third-order branches of the thoracic artery to evaluate or treat blood vessel conditions in the chest, such as blockages or vascular abnormalities. At…
A Complete Blood Cell Count Without Differential is a routine laboratory test that evaluates the levels of red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets in a blood sample, without specifying the different types of white blood cells. Often ordered to assess general health, detect anemia, monitor infections, or support other diagnoses, this test plays…
The replacement of a tunneled central venous line (CVL) with a port is a specialized procedure intended for patients who require long-term intravenous access, such as those undergoing chemotherapy or frequent medication, nutrient, or blood product administration. At Aurora Medical Center in Sheboygan County, the total fee for this procedure is $5,530.00. This price typically…
A central venous line (CVL) replacement—specifically a non-tunneled, complete replacement—is a medical procedure performed when an existing central line becomes infected, blocked, damaged, or otherwise nonfunctional. The non-tunneled aspect means the catheter is inserted directly into a large vein (typically in the neck, chest, or groin) without running under the skin, making it suitable for…
The macroscopic examination of tissue during surgery is a routine but critical diagnostic step in the surgical process. Clinically, it involves the visual inspection of tissue samples removed during a procedure, allowing surgeons to assess the characteristics of the tissue and verify that surgical goals have been achieved. At Aurora Medical Center Burlington, the fee…
Selective Catheterization First Order Abdomen/Pelvic is a minimally invasive procedure performed at Aurora Medical Center Sheboygan County, with a listed fee of $2,660.00. Clinically, it involves the insertion of a catheter into a specific artery in the abdomen or pelvis to diagnose or treat various medical conditions, such as vascular abnormalities or tumors. The cost…
Overview: Delivery with or without induction before 24 weeks of pregnancy is a specialized obstetric service often required in cases of premature labor, certain maternal or fetal health complications, or personal circumstances necessitating an early delivery. Aurora Medical Center Burlington offers this service for a standard fee of $1,820.00, which typically covers the core clinical…
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