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A quick, painless CT scan that measures calcified plaque in your coronary arteries. This test helps estimate your heart risk—even when cholesterol and other labs seem normal. It is one option some patients may use when looking for early signs of plaque. Book a visit with Dr. Saha to see if it is right for you.
When appropriate, Dr. Saha orders a calcium score CT at an outside imaging center, which you pay separately (as low as $135, not including the consultation fee). She reviews your score with you in a one-hour visit and builds your prevention plan.
Your calcium score reveals plaque buildup in your arteries—often before symptoms or abnormal labs appear. This early insight helps you and Dr. Saha estimate heart disease risk and make personalized decisions about medications, lifestyle changes, or further testing.
Calcium Score (CAC)
A 1-hour self-pay visit with Dr. Tisa Saha, FACC. She explains your calcium score and builds your prevention plan.
Telehealth $500 or in-office $800 at 220 Fifth Ave, 11th Floor.
The calcium score scan itself is usually not covered by insurance and costs as low as $135 at the imaging center. This is separate from your consultation fee.
No referral needed. The $100 booking fee is credited toward your visit and refundable if you cancel at least 24 hours ahead.
A calcium score scan may be appropriate for some adults, depending on risk factors such as cholesterol, blood pressure, or family history. It is not for everyone. Book a visit with Dr. Saha to see if it is right for you.
When appropriate, Dr. Saha orders a calcium score CT at an outside imaging center. The scan itself is usually not covered by insurance and costs as low as $135 at the imaging center, separate from your consultation fee. You lie still for a few minutes with no needles or dye. She reviews your score with you and guides next steps in prevention.
A higher calcium score can mean plaque is already forming in your arteries—even without symptoms. Dr. Saha can review your result with you and discuss whether medication, lifestyle changes, or further testing may make sense based on your full picture.
This scan uses a low dose of radiation; the dose varies by scanner and protocol. No dye or injections are involved. No fasting is needed. Wear comfortable clothes, and avoid caffeine or smoking before the test for accurate readings. Dr. Saha will explain your score and next prevention steps.
Dr. Saha will review your calcium score and explain what it means for your heart risk. Based on results, she may recommend lifestyle changes, medication, or further evaluation. Your score provides a baseline for future monitoring and helps guide long-term prevention strategies tailored to your risk level.