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Mammogram cost in Washington without insurance

In Washington, the median cash price for Screening mammogram is $338.65 across 36 hospitals, from $120.00 to $544.80. The lowest is at Cascade Medical Center (Leavenworth). The US median is $249.60.

Washington law (RCW 70.170.060) requires hospital charity care: patients with family income up to 300% of the federal poverty level owe nothing at hospitals in large health systems (200% at other hospitals), with 75% and 50% discounts up to 400% (300% at other hospitals). It covers the part of the bill a patient owes, insured or not. Ask the hospital for its charity care application. Other states' laws.

A screening mammogram (77067) is a routine X-ray of both breasts for people with no symptoms, while a diagnostic mammogram (77065 for one breast, 77066 for both) looks into a symptom or an earlier finding and is priced as a different service. 3D mammography (tomosynthesis) is usually billed with an add-on code, and the radiologist's reading may be billed separately.

Collected Nov 11, 2026 One price per hospital: its lowest outpatient cash price for the code

Mammogram prices in Washington by type

Choose screening (77067, used in the state table) if you have no symptoms, and diagnostic (77065 or 77066) if you are checking a lump, pain or a callback result. Breast ultrasound (76641), breast MRI (77049) and ultrasound-guided biopsy (19083) are possible next steps after an unclear result, each with its own price.

ProcedureHospitalsRangeMedianUS median
Screening mammogram Screening mammogram, both breasts · code 77067 36 $120.00–$544.80 $338.65 $249.60
Diagnostic mammogram Diagnostic mammogram, both breasts · code 77066 28 $160.30–$917.00 $451.87 $352.40
Diagnostic mammogram, 1 breast Diagnostic mammogram, one breast · code 77065 38 $123.32–$593.60 $384.65 $285.46
Breast ultrasound Breast ultrasound, complete, one breast · code 76641 41 $128.00–$722.40 $432.72 $417.80
Breast MRI, both breasts MRI of both breasts, without and then with contrast dye · code 77049 15 $1,008.50–$5,004.00 $2,400.00 $2,110.75
Breast biopsy, ultrasound-guided Ultrasound-guided breast needle biopsy with marker clip, first lesion · code 19083 37 $319.80–$6,383.00 $2,508.55 $2,400.00
Breast biopsy, stereotactic Breast needle biopsy guided by mammogram (stereotactic), with marker clip, first lesion · code 19081 24 $340.60–$6,383.00 $2,216.58 $2,815.00
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Outpatient cash prices in Washington. Each hospital counts once, at its lowest cash price for the code; prices for both sides of the body and inpatient prices are not mixed in. Pick a procedure to compare every hospital in the state.

Lowest Screening mammogram prices in Washington

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Paying cash: what to do

  • Ask whether the price includes 3D tomosynthesis and the radiologist's reading, or whether each is added.
  • If you have a low income and no insurance, check the CDC's National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program, which offers free or low-cost mammograms through state programs.
  • Ask freestanding breast imaging centers for their self-pay screening rate and compare it with the hospital's.