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Cardiac Calcium Score

Offered in:

  • Logan
  • Tooele

A cardiac calcium score is a quick, non-invasive CT that detects calcium in the coronary arteries. There’s no contrast and the scan typically takes less than 15 minutes. Your score helps you and your provider understand your risk for heart-disease, heart attack, or stroke, and guide prevention. This test supports early detection and can offer peace of mind when it comes to your heart health.

Many insurance companies do not cover the CAC which is why we offer a transparent and upfront cost.

Pricing

Payment Options

Service Self-Pay Pricing
Cardiac Calcium Scoring $75

Preparation

Who should consider getting a Cardiac Calcium Score?

It’s a good idea to get this test if you are over 40 and have any of the following risk factors:

  • Family History of Heart Disease
  • Family History of Heart Attack or Stroke
  • Smoking
  • Overweight
  • Sedentary Lifestyle
  • High LDL Cholesterol
  • Low HDL Cholesterol
  • High Blood Pressure
  • Diabetes
How to prepare for your Cardiac Scan:
  • Avoid caffeine 4 hours before your scan.
  • Arrive metal-free from the waist up (remove jewelry, piercings, underwire, etc.).
  • Wear loose, comfortable clothing; you may be asked to change into a gown.
  • Arrive to your appointment 10 minutes early to fill out any final paperwork.
  • The scan is non-contrast and you’ll be done in about 15 minutes.
How to schedule a Cardiac Calcium Score?

A provider’s order is required for a cardiac calcium score. You may request an order to be sent to our clinic by your healthcare provider. After your order is received, our team will reach out to schedule your scan. Afterwards, results are faxed to your provider. Your provider will review the results and help determine if any next steps or follow-up scans are needed to monitor your heart health.

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