How much does a well woman exam cost without insurance in Andover, KS?

Your exam comes with the membership. Pricing starts at $60 a month for adults 18 to 44. There is no extra charge for the visit. Some cash-pay clinics in Andover list around $125 for the same exam. Members pay nothing additional.

Do I need insurance for a well woman exam at Integrity Medicine?

No. We do not bill insurance for primary care. This means no copays or claims for your visit. Most members keep a high-deductible plan for hospital and specialist care. That plan is not required for this visit.

When should I start getting well woman exams?

Cervical cancer screening with a Pap test starts at age 21. This holds whether or not you are sexually active. Most women begin an annual women's health visit in their early twenties. This sets a baseline for future care.

What is the difference between a well woman exam and an annual physical?

A well woman exam focuses on women's health. It includes the Pap smear, breast exam, and counseling on contraception and menopause. An annual physical covers general health. Your physician can combine both in one visit when it fits.

What should I bring to my appointment?

Bring your medication list. Bring your family medical history. Bring your questions. You will not need an insurance card. Come ready to speak openly about your cycle and sexual health.

Can I get my exam during my period?

Most of the visit can happen during menstruation. Your physician may reschedule the Pap smear or pelvic exam for another day. This happens only if heavy bleeding would affect the results.

Do you address mental health during the visit?

Yes. The exam can include a mental health screening. It can also include an intimate partner violence assessment and a substance use review. These elements help your care reflect your whole health.

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Care that fits your stage of life

Your needs change over time. An exam at 24 looks different from one at 58. The visit adapts to your age, your history, and your specific risks.

A woman setting a baseline receives one kind of visit. A woman managing menopause receives another. Both receive a physician's full attention.

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Screening catches problems early

Routine Pap testing has driven a 70 percent drop in cervical cancer cases and deaths in places with established screening programs. Breast exams and mammogram referrals help catch cancer at stages when treatment works well.

Screening goes beyond reproductive health

Your visit checks for high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, thyroid disease, and bone loss. Finding these changes early protects your long-term health.

The visit matches your life stage

Planning a pregnancy, choosing birth control, or navigating menopause each requires its own conversation. Your physician tailors the visit to where you are right now.

You receive practical guidance

You get clear advice on contraception, family planning, menopause, and managing known family risks. The guidance fits your actual life.

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Step 1:

Review your history

We begin with a conversation. You share your medical history, family history, gynecologic details, and sexual health. This information guides which screenings we recommend.

Step 2:

Check vitals and do the physical exam

Your physician measures blood pressure and BMI. She listens to your heart and lungs. She checks your thyroid and skin. These readings create your baseline and reveal issues without obvious symptoms.

Step 3:

Complete needed screenings and tests

You receive the screenings that match your age and risks. These could include a Pap smear, HPV testing, a clinical breast exam, and referrals for mammograms or colorectal screening. We add STI testing when it fits your situation.

Step 4:

Review results and plan next steps

Your physician explains your results. She answers your questions. Together you set a plan for the coming year. Any needed follow-up gets scheduled before you leave.

What your membership includes

The exam is part of your membership. There is no separate charge for it

Adults 18 to 44: $60 a month
Adults 45 to 64: $80 a month
Adults 65 to 99: $100 a month
Adults 100 and over: $1 a month

This membership covers your annual exam, unlimited visits, and more than 30 in-office services. You pay nothing extra per visit.

Some cash-pay women's clinics in Andover charge $125 for an annual exam and $150 for a first visit. One exam there can cost more than two months of membership here. Membership includes ongoing care for the rest of the year.

Lab work and mammogram referrals are available at discounted cash prices. As of 2026, you can use HSA funds for your membership. There are no contracts. You can cancel with 30 days' notice.

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Full attention during your exam

We leave our phones outside the room during exams. You should not have to watch your doctor glance at a screen while they should be listening to you.

Care that responds when you need it

When a member lets us know a UTI may be starting, she can stop by, leave a urine sample, and leave with an antibiotic the same day if needed. No appointment is required.

Time focused on you, not billing codes

Your exam takes the time your health requires. It does not stop when a billing code says it should.

Screenings scheduled around your health

Insurance often covers a screening mammogram only once every 365 days plus one day. Claims can be denied for early visits. We schedule screenings based on your health needs instead of an insurer's calendar.

Dr. Jaimie Fager, family medicine physician at Integrity Medicine in Andover, Kansas

Dr. Anna Cleland-Leighton, family medicine physician at Integrity Medicine in Andover, Kansas

Dr. Jaimie Fager and Dr. Anna Cleland-Leighton lead the Andover clinic. Both trained in family medicine in Kansas.

We provide well woman exams, Pap smears, HPV testing, breast exams, mammogram referrals, contraception, menopause management, and care for menstrual or gynecologic concerns.

For pregnancy, your physician offers preconception counseling and helps coordinate prenatal referrals. You can learn more on our family medicine in Andover page.

The clinic sits at 338 S. Andover Road, Suite 200. It is about ten minutes south of Kansas Medical Center.

Dr. Fager is a wonderful physician! She cares for her patients and goes above and beyond to reach out. The Integrity Care model is what more physicians should adopt. She treats you like a person and not an inconvenience. Would give this place 10 stars if I could!!!

–– Laurie B.

I absolutely love Dr. Fager, and her Nurse! They're always available when you need anything, very affordable, and so easy to be personal with. It's my first experience being able to text my doctor which makes things so much easier!

–– Saige P.

Love Dr. Fager and staff. They are super quick to respond to needs. When I broke my ankle, Dr. Fager even made a house call to come see me! Highly recommend.

–– Jennifer K.

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Authored by Robert Roeser, D.O., founder of Integrity Medicine.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Anna Cleland-Leighton. Last reviewed June 2026.

Well Woman Exams in Andover, KS

A yearly check on your whole health