All procedures / Screening Mammogram
Across 1,121 US hospitals that publish federally required price files, the median negotiated rate for a screening mammogram is $172. The middle half of hospitals negotiated between $108 and $262; the priciest tenth negotiated more than $399, 4.7× the cheapest tenth (under $84). Hospitals that list a self-pay price ask a median of $250 (854 hospitals).
Code CPT 77067 · Source: hospital machine-readable files (45 CFR §180), file dates 2022-11-12 to 2026-09-28 (median 2026-04-01) · Medicare baseline: CMS OPPS Addendum B · Data extracted 2026-10-06 · Page updated 2026-10-07
| Insurance type | Hospitals | Median | Middle half | × Medicare |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Commercial (plan type not stated) | 696 | $262 | $191 – $384 | — |
| PPO | 708 | $264 | $199 – $401 | — |
| HMO | 482 | $231 | $163 – $352 | — |
| EPO | 109 | $294 | $193 – $576 | — |
| POS | 64 | $252 | $184 – $339 | — |
| ACA Marketplace | 410 | $165 | $128 – $234 | — |
| Medicare Advantage | 600 | $116 | $86 – $172 | — |
| Medicare (as listed) | 566 | $95 | $84 – $129 | — |
| Medicaid | 694 | $117 | $80 – $200 | — |
| Federal employees (FEP) | 22 | $512 | $510 – $596 | — |
| Workers' comp | 107 | $265 | $145 – $391 | — |
Plan types are grouped from each hospital's plan names. Each figure is a median of hospital-level medians; types with fewer than 20 hospitals are left out.
| State | Hospitals | Median | Middle half | Spread (shared scale $0–$500) | × Medicare | Median cash |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | 16 | $79 | $76 – $87 | — | $158 | |
| Arizona | 11 | $176 | $101 – $203 | — | $204 | |
| Arkansas | 10 | $101 | $84 – $109 | — | $198 | |
| California | 35 | $180 | $115 – $349 | — | $252 | |
| Colorado | 6 | $177 | $76 – $192 | — | $246 | |
| Florida | 42 | $137 | $113 – $166 | — | $274 | |
| Georgia | 32 | $179 | $122 – $272 | — | $258 | |
| Hawaii | 5 | $138 | $136 – $156 | — | $250 | |
| Idaho | 9 | $216 | $198 – $271 | — | $337 | |
| Illinois | 46 | $228 | $119 – $330 | — | $297 | |
| Indiana | 27 | $203 | $190 – $259 | — | $212 | |
| Iowa | 46 | $216 | $167 – $308 | — | $275 | |
| Kansas | 41 | $200 | $140 – $231 | — | $196 | |
| Kentucky | 46 | $117 | $93 – $198 | — | $207 | |
| Louisiana | 26 | $115 | $85 – $154 | — | $178 | |
| Maine | 8 | $255 | $135 – $401 | — | $204 | |
| Maryland | 9 | $734 | $640 – $1,046 | — | $720 | |
| Massachusetts | 8 | $199 | $126 – $247 | — | $517 | |
| Michigan | 29 | $180 | $138 – $215 | — | $219 | |
| Minnesota | 30 | $217 | $151 – $323 | — | $338 | |
| Mississippi | 20 | $98 | $77 – $110 | — | $191 | |
| Missouri | 29 | $93 | $79 – $168 | — | $210 | |
| Montana | 19 | $212 | $114 – $302 | — | $231 | |
| Nebraska | 29 | $251 | $154 – $376 | — | $367 | |
| Nevada | 9 | $131 | $131 – $217 | — | $303 | |
| New Hampshire | 6 | $625 | $208 – $847 | — | $1,328 | |
| New Jersey | 22 | $242 | $176 – $251 | — | $145 | |
| New Mexico | 17 | $235 | $122 – $280 | — | $168 | |
| New York | 37 | $152 | $105 – $197 | — | $290 | |
| North Carolina | 22 | $148 | $104 – $202 | — | $202 | |
| North Dakota | 13 | $445 | $319 – $625 | — | $424 | |
| Ohio | 56 | $147 | $88 – $173 | — | $277 | |
| Oklahoma | 26 | $160 | $80 – $232 | — | $242 | |
| Oregon | 21 | $158 | $110 – $162 | — | $315 | |
| Pennsylvania | 52 | $178 | $137 – $221 | — | $245 | |
| Puerto Rico | 11 | $100 | $100 – $100 | — | $176 | |
| South Carolina | 27 | $87 | $84 – $120 | — | $294 | |
| South Dakota | 11 | $469 | $373 – $531 | — | $534 | |
| Tennessee | 22 | $187 | $83 – $198 | — | $73 | |
| Texas | 79 | $213 | $112 – $271 | — | $219 | |
| Utah | 20 | $543 | $407 – $576 | — | $736 | |
| Vermont | 8 | $395 | $273 – $550 | — | $468 | |
| Virginia | 18 | $94 | $94 – $293 | — | $222 | |
| Washington | 15 | $186 | $158 – $280 | — | $376 | |
| West Virginia | 8 | $198 | $120 – $375 | — | $287 | |
| Wisconsin | 24 | $190 | $145 – $317 | — | $243 | |
| Wyoming | 8 | $220 | $156 – $312 | — | $238 |
middle half of hospitalsstate median · a dotted end means the range runs past $500
States with at least 5 hospitals in our data (47 states). 3 smaller states are counted in the national figures but not listed — a median of two or three hospitals says more about those hospitals than about the state.
Hospital-level and insurer-level rates for this procedure are in the full dataset. A free three-procedure sample (brain MRI, head CT, diagnostic colonoscopy) is open under CC BY 4.0: DOI 10.5281/zenodo.23199844 · Kaggle.