Calcium Scoring Screening

Keep the Beat

Available at Campbell County Memorial Hospital Radiology

This quick, painless CT scan looks for calcium deposits in the coronary arteries that can increase the risk of heart attack / heart disease. It is recommended for people with:

• A family history of heart disease
• History of high blood pressure
• Current or former smoker
• Diabetes

A physician’s order is needed for this screening, so ask your doctor if Calcium Scoring is right for you!

Cost: $200 self pay fee at registration*
*This screening is not normally covered by insurance, but you may submit to your insurance carrier, use your Flex benefits or HSA.

Call 307-688-1600 for an appointment.

Screening takes place at CCMH Radiology, 501 S. Burma Avenue in Gillette, Wyoming

Keep the beat and assess your risk for heart disease

Campbell County, Wyoming residents now have access to a new screening test for Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) at Campbell County Health.

It’s called Calcium Scoring, and it’s a quick and painless test that can assess your risk of heart disease. The test uses a CT scan to measure the amount and location of calcification in the arteries of your heart. Calcification happens when there are significant deposits of fat, called plaque, in the arteries. The more plaque, the higher the risk for heart disease. Learn more

Calcium Scoring screening gives patient peace of mind

Paula Broeker, RN, had been putting off having a simple test to evaluate her risk of developing heart disease for over a year. It’s not that she wasn’t concerned. Paula’s mom had experienced her first heart attack while pregnant with Paula and her second when Paula was 9 years old. When Paula was 19, her mom died from a third heart attack. And Paula’s brother had a quadruple bypass four years ago. Paula definitely had a strong family history of heart disease. Read more