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How much does a mammogram cost?

A routine screening mammogram of both breasts. What Medicare pays in each setting, in every state, and where it costs less.

Office or clinic
$126
Medicare 2026, national
Hospital outpatient
$126
Medicare 2026, national

A routine screening mammogram of both breasts.

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By state

StateOffice or clinicHospital outpatient
Alabama$113$113
Alaska$144$144
Arizona$123$123
Arkansas$111$111
California$135–$172$135–$172
Colorado$133$133
Connecticut$135$135
Delaware$125$125
District of Columbia$146$146
Florida$123–$133$123–$133
Georgia$116–$128$116–$128
Hawaii$139$139
Idaho$117$117
Illinois$119–$130$119–$130
Indiana$118$118
Iowa$117$117
Kansas$116$116
Kentucky$115$115
Louisiana$115–$121$115–$121
Maine$118–$125$118–$125
Maryland$128–$134$128–$134
Massachusetts$132–$146$132–$146
Michigan$118–$124$118–$124
Minnesota$128$128
Mississippi$112$112
Missouri$112–$121$112–$121
Montana$126$126
Nebraska$118$118
Nevada$126$126
New Hampshire$130$130
New Jersey$137–$144$137–$144
New Mexico$118$118
New York$121–$148$121–$148
North Carolina$119$119
North Dakota$125$125
Ohio$118$118
Oklahoma$115$115
Oregon$125–$137$125–$137
Pennsylvania$118–$131$118–$131
Rhode Island$130$130
South Carolina$118$118
South Dakota$125$125
Tennessee$116$116
Texas$117–$132$117–$132
Utah$120$120
Vermont$124$124
Virginia$124$124
Washington$131–$150$131–$150
West Virginia$114$114
Wisconsin$121$121
Wyoming$126$126

Questions

How much does a mammogram cost?

Medicare's 2026 national price for a mammogram is $126 at office or clinic; $126 at hospital outpatient. Prices vary by area; private insurance usually pays more.

Where is a mammogram cheapest?

Usually at office or clinic ($126) rather than office or clinic ($126), about $0 less for the same service at Medicare's national rates.

Is a mammogram free with insurance?

As a covered preventive screening, it is usually $0 to the patient with Medicare and most private plans. If it's done for a symptom, or something is found and treated, normal cost-sharing can apply.

Is this what I will pay?

These are Medicare's payment rates, a public benchmark for a fair price. What you pay depends on your insurance, deductible and the provider. Ask for a written estimate before you book; if you are uninsured or paying yourself, you are entitled to a Good Faith Estimate.