Heart scan
CCTA angiogram
Coronary CT angiography uses IV contrast to show coronary arteries, including some noncalcified plaque and narrowing. Clinicians use it for specific diagnostic questions, including selected patients with stable chest symptoms.
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| Provider | Price | Access | Service & notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cleerly network | Request quote | Participating imaging center | Scan plus analysisPlaque analysis. Written physician order required. |
| Heartflow network | Request quote | Discuss with ordering clinician | Analysis after CCTAOptions include plaque analysis and FFR-CT where appropriate. |
| SimonMed Imaging | Request quote | Check site and order requirements | CCTA and selected add-onsImaging provider. Services vary by location. |
Ask whether the clinic bills imaging and analysis separately. Pricing methodology
Common questions
Is Cleerly the scan itself?
Cleerly analyzes images acquired at a participating imaging center. Its patient locator says a written physician order is required.
What should I ask about price?
Ask for the combined estimate for imaging, contrast, radiologist interpretation and any add-on analysis. Confirm coverage and prior authorization with your insurer.
How does CCTA differ from CAC?
CAC measures coronary calcium without contrast. CCTA uses contrast to depict the arteries and can help assess narrowing. Your clinician can explain which question needs answering.