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| Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Screening (HCM) |
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About 1 in 200,000 High School athletes die each year from Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy. This is an abnormal thick muscle in the left ventricle.
An echocardiogramis a quick and painless procedure that can screen your child for this heart problem. There are no known side effects from diagnostic ultrasound and an echocardiogram is the Gold Standard in detecting HCM.
The cost for an echocardiogram is around $400, we are offering a free heart screen on your child at no cost when you have your Cardiogram Screening done. There will be a charge of $75 for each additional child.
Don’t let your child fall into the statistics; schedule your child for a free screening today. The risk is low that your child has this heart problem, but taking your chances and just thinking they have a healthy heart could cost them their life. |
Usually there are no signs or symptoms of HCM. This heart problem can cause an abnormal electrical conduction during exercise that can cause sudden cardiac arrest and/or sudden death.
Testimonials
“At under two hundred dollars, the Cardio-Gram is an incredible value. If performed in a hospital, this series of tests could cost up to thousands of dollars.”
- Joel Kahn, M.D. Cardiologist
"My girlfriend asked me to get screened with her, It probably saved my life. I had no symptoms at all."
- C. Brown, Farmington, MI
"I have been referred to National Diagnostic Services before. Thank goodness they now offer preventive health screenings. I received my report and they discovered that my right Corotid Artery has some blockage."
- V. Floyd, Sterling Heights, MI
"Preventive health screening at affordable prices is really a wonderful opportunity to give you peace of mind knowing that early detection may save your life."
- S. Rogers, Ann Arbor, MI
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