A Better Way to Care for Your Heart.

Get a clearer picture of your heart health with advanced cardiac CT imaging — all under one roof. Cash-pay options start at $500, with transparent pricing and no referral required.

For patients interested in understanding their heart health, we also offer cash-pay cardiac CT options starting at $500 — with transparent pricing and no referral required.

Why Would I Need a
Cardiac CT Scan?

You don’t have to wait for symptoms to start thinking about your heart health. A cardiac CT scan can help identify signs of coronary artery disease and plaque buildup, giving you and your doctor valuable information about your heart before problems become more serious.

It may be worth considering if you have risk factors such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, a history of smoking, or a family history of heart disease — or simply want a clearer picture of your heart health.

Because prevention starts with knowing more.

See More of What's Happening Inside Your Heart

40% of people with heart disease don’t find out until it’s too late.

Cardiac CT is a direct view of the coronary arteries. It can present evidence of coronary artery disease, including plaque and narrowing that may restrict blood flow.

A deeper understanding of coronary health, advanced plaque analysis can go beyond simply identifying whether calcium is present.

It can help answer questions such as:

  • Is plaque already present?
  • How much plaque is there?
  • What type of plaque is present?
  • Where is it located?
  • Are any coronary arteries becoming narrowed?

That information can give you and your cardiologist a clearer picture of your cardiovascular risk and what may need to happen next.

Calcium Score vs. Comprehensive Plaque Assessment

A coronary calcium score can be a useful starting point for evaluating heart disease risk is but it doesn’t tell the entire story. A calcium score measures calcified plaque in the coronary arteries. It does not evaluate non-calcified plaque.

A comprehensive cardiac CT with advanced plaque analysis provides a more detailed look at the coronary arteries, including both calcified and non-calcified plaque, plaque burden, location, and narrowing.

Coronary Calcium ScoreComprehensive Plaque Assessment
Detects calcified plaque
Detects non-calcified plaque
Evaluates plaque amount and locationLimited
Evaluates coronary narrowing
Provides a broader picture of coronary artery disease

Two Cash-Pay Cardiac CT Options

Want answers about your heart without waiting on the traditional referral and insurance process?
Well&You offers two straightforward cash-pay options.

Cardiac CT

The baseline for anyone who wants a clear answer on whether a blockage already exists.
$500
Flat rate · HSA/FSA eligible


20-minute scan with no discomfort
Detects existing blockages
Same-day results Reviewed by a cardiologist

Comprehensive Coronary Plaque Assessment

For anyone who wants the full picture — before there's a problem to react to.
$1,400
Flat rate · HSA/FSA eligible · Financing available


Labwork, including LDL and Lp(a)
Coronary calcium score
Cardiac CT with advanced plaque analysis
Full cardiologist review and personalized plan

How It Works

Three specialists under one roof. 

One straight answer.

We designed our cardiac CT process to eliminate unnecessary handoffs between separate offices.

1

Cardiologist Reviews your history.

A cardiologist evaluates your history and determines whether the scan is appropriate. If it is, our Patient Navigator helps get you scheduled.

2

Cardiac Imaging Technologist performs your scan.

Your CT is performed by a technologist trained in cardiac imaging. Setup takes approximately 20 minutes, while the scan itself takes only seconds.

3

Cardiologist Reader reviews your images.

Your images aren’t simply handed off for an automated result. A board-certified cardiologist reviews the imaging and works with your care team to determine what the findings mean and what should happen next.

More Than Cardiac CT

Our imaging capabilities aren’t limited to the heart.

Well&You also performs additional diagnostic CT imaging to help physicians evaluate a range of medical concerns.

Unlike our self-pay cardiac CT packages, medically indicated diagnostic CT scans may be covered by insurance. We accept most major insurance plans, including Medicare.

Referral, prior authorization, coverage, and out-of-pocket costs vary by insurance plan. Our team can help verify your benefits and explain what to expect before your appointment.

Cardiac CT Scan FAQs

Do I need a referral for a CT scan?

Our cash-pay cardiac CT options do not require a referral. 

How long does a cardiac CT take?

Plan for approximately 20 minutes for preparation and imaging. The actual CT scan itself takes only seconds.

Does a CT scan hurt?

The scan itself is noninvasive and should not cause discomfort. Depending on the type of CT ordered, additional preparation or contrast may be required.

What’s the difference between a calcium score and a comprehensive coronary plaque assessment?

A calcium score measures calcified plaque in the coronary arteries. A comprehensive assessment provides a more detailed evaluation that can include calcified and non-calcified plaque, plaque burden, location, and coronary narrowing.

Can I use insurance for a CT scan?

Well&You accepts insurance for eligible diagnostic CT imaging. Coverage, referrals, prior authorization requirements, and patient responsibility vary by plan. The $500 Cardiac CT and $1,400 Comprehensive Coronary Plaque Assessment are transparent cash-pay offerings designed for patients who want direct access to cardiac imaging without going through the traditional insurance process.

Get Answers Without the Runaround

Advanced cardiac imaging, experienced specialists, and clear next steps — in one place.