CT Calcium Scoring in New Jersey
Take a test to check your risk for heart disease with a CT Calcium Scoring scan for just $99. This offer is discounted from regular prices that are $250 or more.
Even though you may not have any symptoms, a CT Calcium Scoring scan can help detect calcium-containing plaque in your arteries, which can cause a heart attack.
Steps to Schedule your CT Calcium Scoring Scan
- Make your appointment: Call 1-844-HMH-WELL to be connected with one of the Hackensack Meridian Health facilities near you that offers the scan.
- Get a prescription: Prior to arriving at your appointment, ask your doctor for a prescription for CT Calcium Scoring (Diagnosis: Screening). Bring this with you when you go for your scan. If you do not have a physician, you can find a doctor online or call 1-844-HMH-WELL for a physician referral.
Call 1-844-HMH-WELL to get started.
$99 scans are offered at the following locations:
Brick | Ocean University Medical Center
Eatontown | Health and Wellness Center
Edison | JFK University Medical Center
Hackensack | Hackensack University Medical Center
Holmdel | Bayshore Medical Center
Manahawkin | Southern Ocean Medical Center
Montclair | Mountainside Medical Center
Neptune | Jersey Shore University Medical Center
North Bergen | Palisades Medical Center
Old Bridge | Old Bridge Medical Center
Paramus | Paramus Health & Wellness Center
Perth Amboy | Raritan Bay Medical Center
Red Bank | Riverview Medical Center
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