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Screening mammogram, both breasts cost in Kentucky

Routine x-ray pictures of both breasts when you have no symptoms.

$97
Cash from
$97–$810
Cash range · 7 distinct prices
$54
Insurer rates from
18
Hospitals

Lowest published amounts at each hospital, from each hospital's own price file. Newest file: Sep 2026; each row shows its own date.

Prices by hospital

HospitalCityCashInsurer fromData date
UofL Health -Shelbyville, Inc.Shelbyville$154$54Jan 2026288 days old
UofL Health-Louisville Inc.5 locations · one published priceLouisville, Shepherdsville$183$68Jan 2026288 days old
University Medical Center, Inc.Louisville$97$68Jan 2026288 days old
UofL Health-Louisville Inc.Louisville$146$68Jan 2026288 days old
UofL Health-Louisville Inc.Louisville—$77Jan 2026288 days old
St Elizabeth EdgewoodFt Mitchell$236$81Apr 2026198 days old
University of Kentucky HospitalLexington$104$81Apr 2026198 days old
BAPTIST HEALTHCARE SYSTEM INC2 locations · one published pricePaducah, Corbin$810$86Sep 2026
BAPTIST HEALTHCARE SYSTEM INC4 locations · one published priceElizabethtown, Lexington, Richmond, La Grange$810$97Sep 2026
BAPTIST HEALTHCARE SYSTEM INC.Louisville$810$119Sep 2026
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