In the United Arab Emirates, a female check-up typically costs from $1,300. Final pricing depends on the tests, imaging, consultation, clinic type, and city included. Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah are key cities to compare when planning care. The US average is $1,500. Patients save around 13% compared with the US.
- Screening scope: Larger panels cost more because they include additional blood tests or imaging.
- Facility type: Hospital visits may cost more when the price includes a specialist consultation.
- Insurance coverage: Eligible preventive screenings or gynecology visits may reduce out-of-pocket costs.
- Extra services: Blood collection or follow-up interpretation can add charges when excluded from the package.
Bookimed Expert Insight: A defined test bundle can clarify costs for women under 40 seeking reproductive-age screening. Samaa Fertility in Dubai offers a package for around $1,300. It covers breast and transvaginal ultrasound, a Pap smear, and hormone and blood tests. Accommodation and transfers are not included, so patients can budget for them separately.