Advocate $49 Heart Scan
Yes, youll need an order from your doctor to schedule a heart scan. When you schedule in LiveWell or by phone, well confirm you have an electronic order on file. Find out if you're at risk for the most common form of heart disease.
Our $49 heart scan is simple, noninvasive and reveals your coronary calcium score. Protect your heart by scheduling a preventative $49 CT Heart Scan at Silver Cross Hospital in New Lenox, IL that can predict heart disease before symptoms start. The $49 heart scan takes only 15 minutes and within 48 hours youll know your coronary calcium score.
If youre over 35 and have two or more of the above risk factors, you qualify today. The cost for a heart scan is $49 and is not billed through insurance. Please call for questions.
If the test is being performed as part of a promotion, please inform staff during pre-registration or when checking in at the time of service. The heart scan takes approximately 15 minutes to complete. Our $49 heart scan is a simple scan that can help determine your risk for heart disease and prevent heart attacks.
Consider this scan if you are at least 35 years old, have not been previously diagnosed with heart disease and have at least two risk factors. The doctor told me it was the best 49 dollars I ever spent, says Vito Lullo. Hes referring to the cost of a coronary artery scan that measures the amount of calcified plaque in the coronary arteries.
Consumers may self-schedule a heart scan online at advocatehealth.com/heartscan or by calling 1.800.3ADVOCATE. Consumers must provide the name of a PCP he/she has seen in the past two years in order to schedule. Advocate Health Care offers quick and inexpensive tests to find out if you are at risk of developing CAD.
Learn more about our $49 heart scans. How is coronary artery disease diagnosed? One of the most common tests used for diagnosing coronary artery disease is a coronary angiogram. This test is completed via a CT scan and may allow your doctor to detect significant coronary artery disease before you have symptoms of chest pain or angina.
Before you schedule your heart scan appointment, ask your doctor to order it for you.