Coronary CT angiography (CCTA) is a heart artery scan that some patients may benefit from. Whether it's right for you depends on your health history and risk factors. Book a visit with Dr. Saha, FACC, to review your heart health and find out which tests, if any, make sense for you.
When appropriate, Dr. Saha orders a coronary CT angiogram at an outside imaging center. The facility may bill your insurance; coverage and authorization depend on your plan. She reads the images herself in your visit and explains what they mean for your heart.
CCTA shows where and how much narrowing exists in your arteries. It may be useful for selected patients after assessment. With this level of detail, Dr. Saha can discuss next steps with you.
Coronary CT Angiography (CCTA)
A 1-hour self-pay visit with Dr. Tisa Saha, FACC. She reads your coronary CT images and explains what they mean for your heart.
Telehealth $500 or in-office $800 at 220 Fifth Ave, 11th Floor.
When she orders a CCTA, the imaging facility may bill your insurance; coverage and authorization depend on your plan. Her visit is self-pay.
No referral needed. The $100 booking fee is credited toward your visit and refundable if you cancel at least 24 hours ahead.
CCTA may be appropriate for some patients after clinical assessment—especially those with family history, abnormal labs, or unexplained symptoms like fatigue. 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 coronary CT angiogram at an outside imaging center. The facility may bill your insurance; coverage and authorization depend on your plan. The scan uses contrast dye, takes minutes, and visualizes your heart arteries. Dr. Saha interprets the results personally and discusses next steps with you.
CCTA shows the location and extent of plaque buildup or narrowing in your arteries. That detail can help guide whether medication, lifestyle changes, or further evaluation make sense for you.
This exam involves contrast and radiation exposure. Inform us of any allergies or kidney issues. You may be asked to avoid caffeine or certain medications before your appointment.
After reviewing your scan, Dr. Saha will explain any findings, including early blockages or narrowing. You may receive a personalized prevention plan—potentially including medication, lifestyle changes, or further monitoring—based on your results and goals.