If you’re experiencing breast symptoms, making an appointment with your primary care doctor or clinician is the best first step. They’ll be able to determine if a diagnostic mammogram makes sense.
Diagnostic mammograms are not considered preventive and are billed differently than screening mammograms. You’ll likely have some out-of-pocket costs, so you should check with your health insurance provider about what’s covered before scheduling your appointment.
If you have HealthPartners insurance, you can use our Know Your Cost service, which provides personalized cost information and estimates for health care services. Just call 844-997-2678.
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