As UH cardiologist Dr. Claire Sullivan explains, coronary calcium score – a no-cost, one-time, non-invasive test – can help determine risk for heart conditions and guide lifestyle or treatment choices. See how the 10-15 minute test works. | University Hospitals

This scan takes just a few minutes, but a CT calcium score can detect heart disease risk before symptoms even appear. This quick, non-invasive scan looks for calcium buildup (plaque) in the coronary arteries — an early warning sign for coronary artery disease and future heart attack risk. During Heart Month, knowing your numbers can help protect what matters most: your heart. 💚 Tap the link in bio for more information and to schedule an appointment. 📲 | Baptist Health