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Imaging · CPT 77067

Screening mammogram, both breasts: cash price

Hospital cash prices near you, next to what Medicare pays. Now you know what is fair.

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Medicare national median: $128.26
Office setting allowed amount, median of 109 Medicare payment localities, 2026 Physician Fee Schedule. Enter your ZIP for your local rate.
Your best move

Lowest published cash price we track: $44.40 at Methodist Jennie Edmundson Hospital (Methodist Health System). That is $1,133.81 less than the highest ($1,178.21). Medicare benchmark: $128.26. Enter your ZIP to see the best move near you.

Source: hospital standard charges files (45 CFR 180) and CMS 2026 fee schedules. Ask for the self-pay price in writing.

Across 48 hospitals we track
$44.40 to $1,178.21
Lowest hospital$44.40
Medicare national$128.26
Highest hospital$1,178.21
$1,133.81Gap between the lowest and highest published cash price for this code. Shopping around can matter.

Published outpatient self-pay line items for this code. Low items can be screening or program prices. Ask which one applies to your order.

What to ask

Ask for the self-pay price in writing, and whether it includes the reading by the radiologist or doctor and any facility fee. Independent imaging centers often charge less than hospitals.

Hospital prices

HospitalDistancePublished cash priceSource

Source: each hospital's machine-readable standard charges file under the federal hospital price transparency rule (45 CFR 180), found through the hospital's cms-hpt.txt index. Ranges appear when a hospital lists more than one line item for the code. Medicare amounts: CMS 2026 fee schedules. CPT codes are from the American Medical Association. Plain-language names are our own.

Insurance or cash?

Enter the cash price and your plan numbers.

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Questions to ask before you book

  • What is the total self-pay price, in writing, before the visit?
  • Does that price include the doctor or radiologist fee and the facility fee, or are those billed separately?
  • Which CPT code will you bill, so I can compare prices?
  • Is an independent imaging center an option for this order, and would the price be lower?
  • If contrast is added on the day, how does the price change?
  • Is there a prompt-pay or cash discount, and do you offer a payment plan?
  • Is this facility in my insurance network, and will anyone out of network be involved?
  • If I am uninsured or paying cash, can I get a Good Faith Estimate under the No Surprises Act?

These are cost and billing questions. They are not medical advice. Ask your doctor whether a test is right for you.