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One simple scan. One clear heart score.

A quick, non-invasive scan to measure calcium in your arteries and help prevent heart disease before it begins. In just minutes, you’ll gain powerful insight into your heart health—so you can take charge of your next step in prevention.

A Coronary Calcium Score can reveal heart disease at its earliest, most treatable stage.

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A one-minute scan provides powerful insights into your heart health.

The Coronary Calcium Score helps detect plaque buildup in your coronary arteries before symptoms appear, empowering you and your doctor to take proactive steps toward prevention and peace of mind.

  • Quick, non-invasive, and no contrast required
  • Measures calcium levels to estimate heart disease risk
  • Helps guide lifestyle changes and treatment decisions
  • Used by physicians nationwide for early detection
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A quick scan with long term health benefits.

A Coronary Calcium Score is a fast, painless CT scan that measures the amount of calcium in the arteries that supply your heart. During the scan, you’ll lie comfortably on the imaging table while a CT camera captures detailed pictures of your heart in just a few seconds. No contrast, injections, or special preparation are required.

The images are then analyzed to calculate your calcium score—a number that reflects the amount of plaque buildup in your arteries. The higher your score, the greater your potential risk for heart disease. Your provider will review your results and help you understand what they mean for your preventive care and long-term heart health.

The power of seeing heart disease early

Early detection with a Coronary Calcium Score helps prevent heart attacks and protect long-term heart health.

700k

Americans die each year of heart disease—the leading cause of death in the US.

80%

Up to 80% of heart disease can be prevented with early detection and lifestyle changes guided by your calcium score.

1 in 3

adults over age 45 has detectable coronary calcium, a key early sign of heart disease.

Is a Coronary Calcium Score right for you?

The Coronary Calcium Score is a valuable screening tool for anyone who wants to take a proactive approach to heart health, especially adults with certain risk factors or a family history of cardiovascular disease.

A healthcare provider can help determine whether this scan is right for you based on your age, history, and overall health goals.

  1. Adults—typically between 40 and 70—looking to understand your heart health risk
  2. Those with risk factors such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, or a history of smoking
  3. Those with a family history of heart attack, stroke, or early heart disease
  4. Those who want a baseline score to guide preventive care and long-term heart health decisions

Todd A.

Lake Underhill

I took my paperwork in filled in before my appointment. There was no wait with a room full of people with their appointments. I was treated extremely well for my lung CT. This is a good place to have CT’s done with the equipment used.

Cathy H.

Baywood

Extremely busy office. Very efficient on moving patients in and out. I had 2 tests bone density, and lung scan the technicians were very speedy.

Michael S.

Ocoee

Great service by Mark doing my CT Scan of upper torso and lungs! Thank you so much!

Dan H.

Ahwatukee

I went in for an Ultrasound to see if I had a blood clot in my leg. By the time I got the results it was 5:00 PM. They could not get a hold of my Dr. and advised me to go to the ER. While in ER they did a CT scan and found I had a Pulmonary Embolism in my lungs. They told me I had a saddle clot (the worst kind) and that I am lucky my lung didn’t collapse and I didn’t have a stroke or a heart attack! I truly believe your techs saved my life by advising me to go to the ER! Thank you!

Julie R.

North Gilbert Superstition

The Greenfield office in Gilbert was very nice. The appointments were scheduled back to back over the phone by rep. The check-in was easy because I finished it at home online before I went in. Front desk staff were smiling and friendly. The techs were amazing and very professional. Had mammogram, lung CT and Dexa bone density tests all done in less than 60 minutes. Great job SimonMed!

Franklin D.

Naples

I arrived at SimonMed on time for my appointment. Since this was a follow up scan (for lung cancer), and no changes had occurred to my status, I was swiftly processed. I received my scan and was out of the office in about twenty minutes. I highly recommend SimonMed for any imaging that you may require!

Tom S.

Lake Mary

Front desk and xray techs so helpful and nice. X-ray techs found something on my heart, and it was a lung scan, that was really awesome of them. Thanks!

Nathan F.

Chandler South

New Year, first scan of the year. Appt was easy to make. A quick update of paperwork and 5 mins later I was headed for my CT lung scan. 15 mins later, all set and headed home. Easy peazy.

Dr. Christopher Maroules - Director of Cardiac Imaging / SimonMed

Dr. Christopher Maroules, Director of Cardiac Imaging

SimonMed

The Coronary Calcium Score is one of the most effective tools we have for identifying heart disease before it becomes symptomatic. Early detection allows patients to make changes that can truly alter their long-term heart health.

Have questions? Get answers

In most cases, a doctor’s order is required. However, in some states, such as Nevada, Texas, and Colorado, you can schedule a Coronary Calcium Scan without a formal order. In these cases, we’ll simply need the name of your doctor so the results can be sent to them.

We do not perform calcium scoring for patients who already have coronary stents, have had bypass surgery, or have a history of atrial fibrillation.

Yes. Patients with pacemakers can safely receive the Coronary Calcium Scan.

Please avoid caffeine for 6 hours before your appointment. Otherwise, no special preparation is required for a Coronary Calcium Scan.

The scan itself takes less than five minutes from start to finish. There’s no recovery time afterward, and you can return to your normal activities right away. (Please note that this does not include any brief wait time before your scan.)

No. The Coronary Calcium Score is completely non-invasive and does not require any injections or contrast material.

Yes. SimonMed uses advanced low-dose CT technology to capture detailed images with minimal radiation exposure—prioritizing your safety without compromising image quality.

Depending on your age and risk factors, a coronary calcium scan may be covered by your insurance. Ask your healthcare provider or insurance provider to determine your eligibility. As part of SimonMed’s commitment to accessibility, we offer low self-pay costs. The Coronary Calcium Scan is currently available for $99.

Your results are reviewed by a radiologist and shared with your provider, who will explain your calcium score and discuss next steps for your heart health.

A high calcium score doesn’t always mean you’ll have heart problems, but it does indicate a higher risk. Your provider can use this information to recommend lifestyle changes, medications, or additional testing to help lower your risk and protect your heart health.

Schedule a Coronary Calcium Score today for $99

A Coronary Calcium Score can help you see your risk before symptoms start — and give you the knowledge to act early. This scan requires an order from your healthcare provider. Once you have an order, you can schedule your exam at a SimonMed location near you and take the next step toward preventive heart care.

Explore additional cardiac imaging services

Get the most advanced insights on your health with SimonMed’s comprehensive cardiac imaging services.

Cardiac CT Angiogram (CCTA)

Provides detailed images of your coronary arteries to assess blood flow and detect plaque buildup.

Cardiac MRI

Offers a comprehensive look at heart structure, function, and tissue health without radiation exposure.