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How Much Does Pap Smear Cost?

A Pap smear (Pap test) is a screening procedure for cervical cancer that collects cells from the cervix for examination. As a preventive service, it is typically covered at no cost under most insurance plans and Medicare.

Without Insurance

$250

With Insurance

$0

Medicare

$0

National Average

$83

Cost by State

State Without Insurance With Insurance Medicare
Mississippi $183 $0 $0
Arkansas $188 $0 $0
West Virginia $188 $0 $0
Alabama $195 $0 $0
Oklahoma $195 $0 $0
Kentucky $213 $0 $0
Louisiana $215 $0 $0
Iowa $220 $0 $0
New Mexico $220 $0 $0
South Carolina $220 $0 $0
South Dakota $220 $0 $0
Kansas $223 $0 $0
North Dakota $223 $0 $0
Idaho $225 $0 $0
Nebraska $225 $0 $0
Tennessee $225 $0 $0
Indiana $233 $0 $0
Missouri $233 $0 $0
Utah $233 $0 $0
Wyoming $233 $0 $0
Georgia $235 $0 $0
North Carolina $235 $0 $0
Michigan $238 $0 $0
Montana $238 $0 $0
Arizona $245 $0 $0
Ohio $245 $0 $0
Wisconsin $245 $0 $0
Maine $248 $0 $0
Texas $248 $0 $0
Florida $253 $0 $0
Minnesota $253 $0 $0
Illinois $258 $0 $0
Pennsylvania $258 $0 $0
Delaware $260 $0 $0
Nevada $260 $0 $0
Vermont $260 $0 $0
Virginia $260 $0 $0
Colorado $265 $0 $0
New Hampshire $265 $0 $0
Oregon $265 $0 $0
Maryland $275 $0 $0
Rhode Island $278 $0 $0
Washington $278 $0 $0
Connecticut $300 $0 $0
New Jersey $300 $0 $0
California $330 $0 $0
Massachusetts $333 $0 $0
Alaska $338 $0 $0
New York $338 $0 $0
Hawaii $345 $0 $0

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does pap smear cost without insurance?

The average cost of pap smear without insurance in the United States is $250. Costs vary significantly by state.

Does insurance cover pap smear?

Most health insurance plans cover pap smear when medically necessary. With insurance, the average out-of-pocket cost is $0.

Does Medicare cover pap smear?

Medicare Part B typically covers pap smear when ordered by a doctor. The average Medicare-approved amount is $0.

Data sourced from CMS Preventive Services Guidelines 2025. Last updated: 2026-03-01. This information is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. This website is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional.