Thu, Jan-07-16, 08:19
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Plan: P:E/DDF
Stats: 225/150/169
BF:45%/28%/25%
Progress: 134%
Location: NC
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Here's what my Radiologist's office has to say about coverage...likely to vary by state. In Texas is mandatory thanks to one legislator who pushed for it.
http://www.wakerad.com/procedures/a...alcium-scoring/
Once you find out how it works in your state, call around to various radiology labs to find the cheapest. Our state and BC have a big push to shop price...they are putting common procedures on a website. Get out of high cost areas and go to the rad lab of a small town hospital and maybe cut the price dramatically. Or not. Duke! had the cheapest hospital colonoscopy in the Triangle, way cheaper than the private gastro I used ten years ago.
North Carolina's Price shopper: http://www.wral.com/blue-cross-onli...dures/14336270/
No CAC listed, but a colonoscopy ranges from $800 to over $5,000 within 25 miles of my home. Duke is the cheapest hospital at $1,000, while hospitals with lesser reputations are over $3,000. Huh?
And DirectLabs partners with NextImageDirect.com. Check their website or call 1-888-608-6099
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