AMH Test Cost: Prices With and Without Insurance (2026)

Last updated November 12, 2026 · Reviewed by the Gala Health team

AMH test prices without insurance

Option	Where	Listed price	Notes
AMH blood test (Labcorp)	Labcorp OnDemand	$139	AMH only, drawn at a Labcorp location; HSA/FSA accepted. Checked 2026-11-12
AMH blood test (Quest)	Quest (questhealth.com)	$135 + $6 physician service fee	AMH only, drawn at a Quest location; HSA/FSA accepted. Checked 2026-11-12
Ovarian reserve panel	Quest (questhealth.com)	$219	AMH, FSH, estradiol, LH and inhibin B. Checked 2026-11-12
Finger-prick AMH kit	LetsGetChecked Ovarian Reserve Test	$139	AMH only, sample collected at home and mailed to a lab. Checked 2026-11-12
AMH (clinic lab fee)	Duke Fertility Center self-pay guide	$78 to $108	Clinic lab fee; outside fees may apply. Checked 2026-11-11

Direct-to-consumer lab tests are not the same as walking into a lab with nothing in hand: Labcorp OnDemand says every test it sells is ordered by an authorized healthcare professional it contracts with, and that order is part of the price. You do not need your own doctor's referral.

For reference, Medicare's 2026 national lab fee for an AMH test (CPT 82166) is $38.62, according to FeeBase's reading of the CMS Clinical Laboratory Fee Schedule. That is what Medicare pays a lab, not a price you can buy at, but it is a useful benchmark when a bill looks high.

AMH test cost with insurance

If your plan covers the diagnosis of infertility, an AMH test ordered as part of a workup may be covered, and you pay your copay, coinsurance or deductible. If it does not, you pay the lab's own price, so ask for it before the draw.

Coverage depends on your plan type and state. Some state laws spell it out: New York requires group plans to cover diagnostic blood tests for infertility, and Maine requires every carrier to cover fertility diagnostic care. Self-funded employer plans are exempt from these laws. Before you book, ask your insurer whether CPT code 82166 is covered, whether you need an infertility diagnosis first, and which labs are in network.

Our guide to whether insurance covers fertility testing has a full call script, and fertility insurance by state lists what each state law requires.

What you get for the money, and what you don't

AMH (anti-Müllerian hormone) is made by small follicles in the ovaries, so it gives a rough read on how many eggs remain. The American Society for Reproductive Medicine's 2020 committee opinion says ovarian reserve markers like AMH are useful for predicting how many eggs IVF stimulation will retrieve, but are poor predictors of reproductive potential independently from age.

In other words, a low AMH does not mean you cannot get pregnant, and a normal AMH does not mean you can. In a 2017 JAMA study of 750 women aged 30 to 44 with no history of infertility who had been trying for three months or less, low AMH was not associated with a lower probability of conceiving.

Lab draw or finger-prick kit?

	Lab blood draw	Finger-prick kit
How it works	Order online, walk into a Labcorp or Quest location	Kit mailed to you; prick a finger, mail the sample back
Price we found	$135 to $141	$139
Panel options	AMH alone, or Quest's $219 panel adding FSH, estradiol, LH and inhibin B	AMH alone; hormones such as FSH and LH sold as a separate $139 kit
Results	Online, through the service's results portal	Online, in about 2 to 5 days per LetsGetChecked

Either way, AMH can be drawn on any day of the cycle. If you also want FSH and estradiol, those are timed to day 2 to 5 of the period, so the simplest plan is to draw everything together on one of those days.

When AMH alone is not enough

If you have been trying for 12 months, or 6 months at 35 or older, ASRM recommends a full evaluation of both partners, not a single hormone. That means her hormone panel and a pelvic ultrasound, and his semen analysis. Prices for the rest are in how much fertility testing costs and semen analysis cost.

AMH plus everything else, for both of you: Gala Fertility

In Gala Fertility, AMH is part of her bloodwork at a Quest lab, tested with FSH, estradiol, LH, prolactin and TSH, plus preconception screening. One price also covers her pelvic ultrasound, his semen analysis with a kit sent home, his bloodwork if your clinician indicates it, and one video visit where a clinician explains both partners' results together.

You start with a $29.99 introductory video meeting with the care team, credited to your first payment if you join the program. The medical team is led by Medical Director Dr. Joshua Klein, MD, FACOG, a board-certified reproductive endocrinologist. See her fertility tests, fertility blood tests and fertility ultrasound, or go back to Gala Fertility. Ready? Start together.

Frequently asked questions

How much does an AMH test cost without insurance?

On the price lists we checked in November 2026, $78 to $141: Labcorp OnDemand $139, Quest $135 plus a $6 physician service fee, LetsGetChecked's finger-prick kit $139, and a clinic lab fee of $78 to $108 at Duke Fertility Center.

Does insurance cover an AMH test?

It may, if your plan covers the diagnosis of infertility and the test is part of a workup. Ask your insurer about CPT code 82166, whether you need an infertility diagnosis first and which labs are in network.

Do I need a doctor's order for an AMH test?

Not your own. Direct-to-consumer services such as Labcorp OnDemand include an order from a clinician they contract with in the price.

Is an at-home AMH test as good as a lab test?

A finger-prick AMH kit is still measured in a lab. The bigger limit is the same for both: AMH alone is a poor predictor of whether you will get pregnant, according to ASRM.

What is the cheapest way to get an AMH test?

Through insurance, if your plan covers infertility diagnosis. Without it, the lowest listed price we found was a $78 to $108 clinic lab fee at Duke, which may come with other clinic fees; direct-to-consumer tests were $135 to $141.

Does AMH tell me if I can get pregnant?

No. ASRM says AMH predicts how many eggs IVF stimulation may retrieve, not natural fertility independently from age. A 2017 JAMA study found low AMH was not linked to lower chances of conceiving in women trying for three months or less.

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