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How much does breast MRI cost?

MRI of both breasts with and without dye (Medicare hospital claims use C8908). What Medicare pays in each setting, in every state, and where it costs less.

Office or clinic
$340
Medicare 2026, national
Hospital outpatient
$462
Medicare 2026, national

MRI of both breasts with and without dye (Medicare hospital claims use C8908).

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By state

StateOffice or clinicHospital outpatient
Alabama$305$401–$432
Alaska$392$530
Arizona$331$477
Arkansas$301$418–$438
California$363–$460$556–$637
Colorado$356$476
Connecticut$362$529
Delaware$336$473–$495
District of Columbia$391$457–$527
Florida$331–$358$471–$478
Georgia$313–$345$410–$466
Hawaii$373$520
Idaho$316$446–$454
Illinois$320–$351$480–$486
Indiana$318$471–$482
Iowa$314$436–$458
Kansas$312$422–$431
Kentucky$310$430–$445
Louisiana$310–$325$419–$432
Maine$317–$335$445–$461
Maryland$343–$361$434–$478
Massachusetts$354–$393$526–$532
Michigan$318–$334$452–$457
Minnesota$343$464–$481
Mississippi$302$402–$424
Missouri$304–$327$452
Montana$340$462
Nebraska$316$463
Nevada$339$473
New Hampshire$350$479
New Jersey$367–$386$504–$530
New Mexico$319$450–$465
New York$325–$398$539–$555
North Carolina$320$436–$456
North Dakota$337$460
Ohio$317$434–$450
Oklahoma$311$438
Oregon$337–$368$492–$528
Pennsylvania$318–$353$443–$474
Rhode Island$349$500
South Carolina$319$428–$443
South Dakota$336$459
Tennessee$314$418–$444
Texas$316–$354$454
Utah$324$457
Vermont$334$450–$463
Virginia$334$445–$465
Washington$353–$401$496–$520
West Virginia$308$439–$465
Wisconsin$325$441–$467
Wyoming$338$461

Questions

How much does breast MRI cost?

Medicare's 2026 national price for breast MRI is $340 at office or clinic; $462 at hospital outpatient. Prices vary by area; private insurance usually pays more.

Where is breast MRI cheapest?

Usually at office or clinic ($340) rather than hospital outpatient ($462), about $123 less for the same service at Medicare's national rates.

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.