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How much does an echocardiogram cost? Most medical exams and procedures are costly without insurance. This rings true for echocardiograms. The average cost of an echocardiogram without insurance is between $1,000 and $3,000.
As a rule of thumb, for Cardiologists, Interventional Cardiologists, and Vascular Surgeons, the following fifteen categories of services must always be checked for precertification requirements with the patients carrier before the service is performed: Echocardiograms. Stress Echocardiograms. Nuclear Stress Tests.
Refer yourself or book online today. After your appointment, a digital report by specialist Cardiac Physiologists and Consultant Cardiologists will be securely emailed directly to you. Choose your location and date, then book your private ECHO heart scan online, with no need for a GP referral.
An echocardiogram may be requested by a heart specialist (cardiologist) or any doctor who thinks you might have a problem with your heart, including your GP. The test will usually be carried out at a hospital or clinic by a cardiologist, cardiac physiologist, or a trained technician called a sonographer.
An echocardiogram is done in a medical center or a hospital. You are usually asked to remove clothing from your upper body and change into a hospital gown.
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Yes you will need a referral from your local doctor to undergo any of our diagnostic tests (echo, stress echo, exercise stress test).
Expert Heart Health Assessment At London Private Ultrasound, we offer expert-led echocardiograms with same-day results, ensuring you receive a fast and accurate assessment of your heart health. With no GP referral required, you can book directly for peace of mind and proactive cardiac care.
Atherosclerosis and coronary artery disease (CAD): While an echo cannot show blockages in arteries, narrowing and clogged arteries can affect the hearts pumping ability and wall motion. This is more evident during stress, making a stress echo a good diagnostic test.

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