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Pelvic Ultrasound

Cost of a Pelvic Ultrasound Visit:
$73-$153

Reviewed by Momentary Medical Group West PC

How much does a pelvic ultrasound visit cost? The national median negotiated rate for CPT 76830 is $112, with rates ranging from $73 to $153 across 173,822 providers.

National Median

$112

Low End (P5)

$73

High End (P95)

$153

Providers

173,822

Pelvic Ultrasound Visit Costs by State

Click any state to see detailed pelvic ultrasound visit pricing. Colors represent the median negotiated rate for CPT 76830.

Median Visit Cost

$73
$153

Pelvic Ultrasound Visit Cost by State: All 50 States Ranked

States ranked from lowest to highest median pelvic ultrasound visit rate for CPT 76830 (Transvaginal ultrasound (CPT 76830) and pelvic ultrasound complete non-OB (CPT 76856)).

RankStateAverage↓
1Minnesota
Range: $48 – $186
$48

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a pelvic ultrasound cost without insurance?

The average negotiated rate for a pelvic ultrasound (CPT 76830) is $114 nationally. Rates typically range from $73 to $153 depending on your state and provider. Without insurance, you may pay the provider's full charge rate, which can be 2-3x higher than negotiated rates.

How much does a pelvic ultrasound cost with insurance?

With insurance, your out-of-pocket cost for a pelvic ultrasound depends on your plan's copay, coinsurance, and whether you've met your deductible. The average insurer-negotiated rate is $114. Most plans charge a specialist copay of $30-$75, or you may owe a percentage (typically 20-30%) after your deductible is met.

Why do pelvic ultrasound costs vary by state?

Healthcare costs vary significantly by state due to differences in cost of living, provider supply and demand, state regulations, and negotiated rates between insurers and providers. Urban areas and states with higher costs of living (like New York and California) tend to have higher rates.

What does CPT code 76830 cover?

CPT 76830 is the billing code for: Transvaginal ultrasound (CPT 76830) and pelvic ultrasound complete non-OB (CPT 76856). This is one of the standard codes used when billing for this procedure.

What factors affect the cost of a pelvic ultrasound?

Several factors influence the cost: (1) Your geographic location — rates vary 2-3x between states, (2) Whether you have insurance and which plan, (3) Whether the provider is in-network, (4) The complexity of your case, (5) The facility where the procedure is performed.

Get Your Personalized Cost Estimate

These are the negotiated rates providers across the US are contracted to accept. Your personal share depends on your deductible and coinsurance. Call your insurer's member line with CPT code 76830 to get your exact estimate or talk to our AI to get your answers.

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Written by Jayant Panwar | Last reviewed: Q1 2026

Rates sourced from Transparency in Coverage machine-readable files (Q1 2026). Negotiated rates are contracted prices between insurers and individual providers and do not represent guaranteed patient out-of-pocket costs. Actual costs depend on insurance plan terms, deductible status, coinsurance rate, and specific services received.