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Screening Mammogram Cost in the US (2026): What 1,121 Hospitals NegotiatedNPI VERIFIED

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

National median
$172
all plan types · 1,121 hospitals
Middle half
$108–$262
25th–75th percentile of hospitals
Median cash price
$250
self-pay · 854 hospitals list one
Medicare baseline
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no OPPS rate for this service
These are contract reference rates, not your bill. A median across hospitals is not a quote for your plan or network. Your out-of-pocket cost depends on your deductible, coinsurance and network status.
This is the hospital's facility fee. The radiologist who reads the images bills separately.
Medicare does not pay this service through the outpatient (OPPS) rate table we use as a baseline, so no Medicare multiple is shown.
Coverage: 1,121 of the 5,419 hospitals in the CMS roster have an identity-verified price file with this procedure in our data. It is not a random sample, and a hospital missing here has not been judged non-compliant — we may simply not have its file yet. 82 of these 1,121 hospital files were more than 12 months old at extraction — hospitals must update yearly; we keep the figures and say so rather than hide them.

By insurance type

Insurance typeHospitalsMedianMiddle half× Medicare
Commercial (plan type not stated)696$262$191 – $384—
PPO708$264$199 – $401—
HMO482$231$163 – $352—
EPO109$294$193 – $576—
POS64$252$184 – $339—
ACA Marketplace410$165$128 – $234—
Medicare Advantage600$116$86 – $172—
Medicare (as listed)566$95$84 – $129—
Medicaid694$117$80 – $200—
Federal employees (FEP)22$512$510 – $596—
Workers' comp107$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.

By state

StateHospitalsMedianMiddle halfSpread (shared scale $0–$500)× MedicareMedian cash
Alabama16$79$76 – $87—$158
Arizona11$176$101 – $203—$204
Arkansas10$101$84 – $109—$198
California35$180$115 – $349—$252
Colorado6$177$76 – $192—$246
Florida42$137$113 – $166—$274
Georgia32$179$122 – $272—$258
Hawaii5$138$136 – $156—$250
Idaho9$216$198 – $271—$337
Illinois46$228$119 – $330—$297
Indiana27$203$190 – $259—$212
Iowa46$216$167 – $308—$275
Kansas41$200$140 – $231—$196
Kentucky46$117$93 – $198—$207
Louisiana26$115$85 – $154—$178
Maine8$255$135 – $401—$204
Maryland9$734$640 – $1,046—$720
Massachusetts8$199$126 – $247—$517
Michigan29$180$138 – $215—$219
Minnesota30$217$151 – $323—$338
Mississippi20$98$77 – $110—$191
Missouri29$93$79 – $168—$210
Montana19$212$114 – $302—$231
Nebraska29$251$154 – $376—$367
Nevada9$131$131 – $217—$303
New Hampshire6$625$208 – $847—$1,328
New Jersey22$242$176 – $251—$145
New Mexico17$235$122 – $280—$168
New York37$152$105 – $197—$290
North Carolina22$148$104 – $202—$202
North Dakota13$445$319 – $625—$424
Ohio56$147$88 – $173—$277
Oklahoma26$160$80 – $232—$242
Oregon21$158$110 – $162—$315
Pennsylvania52$178$137 – $221—$245
Puerto Rico11$100$100 – $100—$176
South Carolina27$87$84 – $120—$294
South Dakota11$469$373 – $531—$534
Tennessee22$187$83 – $198—$73
Texas79$213$112 – $271—$219
Utah20$543$407 – $576—$736
Vermont8$395$273 – $550—$468
Virginia18$94$94 – $293—$222
Washington15$186$158 – $280—$376
West Virginia8$198$120 – $375—$287
Wisconsin24$190$145 – $317—$243
Wyoming8$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.

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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.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a screening mammogram cost in the US?
Across 1,121 hospitals that publish federally required price files, the median negotiated rate is $172, and the middle half of hospitals fall between $108 and $262. Self-pay cash prices have a median of $250 across the 854 hospitals that list one. What you pay out of pocket depends on your deductible, coinsurance and network.
Why do Screening Mammogram prices vary so much?
Each hospital negotiates separately with each insurer. In these files the priciest tenth of hospitals negotiated more than 4.7 times what the cheapest tenth did, and state medians run from $79 in Alabama to $734 in Maryland.
Is the cash price cheaper than using insurance?
Sometimes. At 299 of the 854 hospitals that list a cash price (35%), it is lower than that hospital's own median negotiated rate. If you have a high deductible, ask the hospital for its self-pay price before you book.

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