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Charleston, WV Established Senior Market

Hyaluronic Acid Injections in Charleston, WV

Find hyaluronic acid injections providers and Medicare coverage information for Charleston area residents.

21% Medicare-eligible population
0.3M metro population
35% Medicare Advantage

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About Hyaluronic Acid Injections

Evidence-based guide to hyaluronic acid (HA) injections for knee osteoarthritis. Learn about brands, effectiveness, Medicare coverage, and what to expect from viscosupplementation.

Evidence Level

Moderate Evidence

Estimated Cost

$300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance)

Medicare Coverage

Typically Covered

Treatment Type

hyaluronic-acid

Conditions Treated with Hyaluronic Acid Injections

Frozen Shoulder Degenerative Joint Disease Hip Arthritis Knee Osteoarthritis Meniscus Injuries Shoulder Osteoarthritis

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Insurance Coverage for Hyaluronic Acid Injections

Coverage details may vary by plan and location. Verify with your insurance provider.

Insurance Plan Covered? Prior Auth Est. Cost Requirements
aetna Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
aetna Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
aetna Required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance)
  • • Diagnosis of knee osteoarthritis
  • • Prior authorization required
  • +2 more
aetna Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
aetna Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
bcbs Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
bcbs Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
Aetna Required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance)
  • • Diagnosis of knee osteoarthritis confirmed by imaging
  • • Failed conservative treatment (NSAIDs, physical therapy)
  • +2 more
bcbs Required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
bcbs Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
bcbs Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
cigna Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
cigna Required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance)
  • • Diagnosis of knee osteoarthritis
  • • Prior authorization required
  • +2 more
cigna Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
cigna Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
humana Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
Cigna Healthcare Required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance)
  • • Medical diagnosis of osteoarthritis with imaging confirmation
  • • Documentation of failed conservative therapy for at least 3 months
  • +3 more
humana Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
cigna Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
humana Required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance)
  • • Diagnosis of knee osteoarthritis
  • • Prior authorization may be required
  • +2 more
humana Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
humana Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
medicare-advantage Required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance)
  • • Plan must cover viscosupplementation (most do)
  • • May require in-network provider
  • +1 more
Humana Required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance)
  • • Documented knee osteoarthritis diagnosis
  • • Failed conservative treatment (PT, oral medications)
  • +2 more
medicare Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
medicare Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
medicare Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance)
  • • Diagnosis of knee osteoarthritis (ICD-10 M17.x)
  • • X-ray evidence of joint degeneration
  • +2 more
medicare Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
medicare Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
medicare Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance)
  • • Diagnosis of knee osteoarthritis
  • • Documentation of failed conservative treatment
  • +2 more
guide Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
guide Required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
unitedhealthcare Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
unitedhealthcare Required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance)
  • • Diagnosis of knee osteoarthritis
  • • Prior authorization required
  • +2 more
unitedhealthcare Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
unitedhealthcare Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
unitedhealthcare Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
UnitedHealthcare Required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance)
  • • Diagnosis of knee osteoarthritis confirmed by imaging
  • • Failed conservative treatment (physical therapy, oral medications)
  • +2 more
aetna Required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance)
  • • Knee OA diagnosis with imaging
  • • Failed conservative care for 3 months
  • +1 more
bcbs Required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance)
  • • Diagnosis of knee osteoarthritis
  • • Failed 3 months conservative treatment
  • +1 more
cigna Required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance)
  • • Knee OA diagnosis
  • • Failed 3 months conservative treatment
  • +1 more
medicaid Required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance)
  • • Coverage varies by state
  • • Prior authorization often required
  • +1 more
humana Required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance)
  • • Documented knee OA diagnosis
  • • Failed conservative treatment
  • +1 more
medicare Not required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance)
  • • Diagnosis of knee osteoarthritis
  • • Failed conservative treatment (documented)
  • +1 more
unitedhealthcare Required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance)
  • • Documented knee OA diagnosis
  • • Failed 3 months non-operative treatment
  • +1 more
bcbs Required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance) Standard coverage
private Required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance)
  • • Documented knee osteoarthritis diagnosis
  • • Failed at least 2 cortisone injection trials
  • +3 more
other Required $300-$1,500 per injection series (without insurance)
  • • Documented knee osteoarthritis diagnosis (ICD-10 M17.x)
  • • X-ray evidence of joint degeneration
  • +3 more
Typically covered
Not covered / experimental
Prior authorization required

Coverage information is provided as a general guide and may vary by specific plan, location, and medical necessity. Always verify coverage directly with your insurance provider before scheduling treatment. Cost estimates assume standard Medicare rates and typical copay structures.

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