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Andres Rodriguez Gonzalez, MD

Neuroradiology Physician · Houston, TX 77030 · NPI 1063286763

43%of Medicare

BCBSTX pays Andres Rodriguez Gonzalez, MD $136.24 for a 70553 MRI brain, with and without contrast. Medicare pays $317.92 for the same service in this locality. Commercial insurance is widely assumed to pay above Medicare.

Negotiated rates vs Medicare

ServiceBCBSTXMedicare% of MedicareAmong Houston neuroradiology physicians
70553MRI brain, with and without contrast$136.24$317.9243%

above 5% of 21 Houston neuroradiology physicians

72148MRI lumbar spine, without contrast$87.88$192.3846%

above 0% of 21 Houston neuroradiology physicians

74177CT abdomen and pelvis, with contrast$386.44$300.72129%

above 100% of 21 Houston neuroradiology physicians

77067Screening mammography, bilateral$161.89$126.38128%

above 65% of 21 Houston neuroradiology physicians

Also contracted — outside this specialty’s usual billing

ServiceBCBSTXMedicare%
99213Office visit, established patient, low complexity$66.02$96.3369%not typically billed by neuroradiology physicians
99214Office visit, established patient, moderate complexity$80.13$137.4158%not typically billed by neuroradiology physicians

A payer’s file carries a rate for every code in the contract’s fee class, whether or not the clinician will ever bill it. These rows are real, and they are how the fee class shows through — but they are not evidence that Andres Rodriguez Gonzalez, MD performs these services, and they are kept out of the benchmark above.

Source. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas machine-readable file, June 2026, joined to the national provider registry by NPI. Rates are the negotiated professional amounts — not billed charges, and not what a member owes after cost sharing.

Medicare. Non-facility allowed amount, HOUSTON, Texas, Locality 18, CY2026 non-QP conversion factor, computed from RVUs and the locality’s geographic indices — not looked up from a table.

Position. Percentile of this rate among Houston clinicians in the same specialty holding a rate for the same code; falls back to all Houston clinicians where the specialty cohort is under ten.

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