Echocardiogram

Echocardiograms, without the hospital trip.

Cardiac ultrasound to look at heart structure and function, in our clinic or at the patient's location. Easy to order and read by our teleradiology partner.

Understanding echocardiograms

What an echocardiogram is.

An echocardiogram, often called an echo, is an ultrasound of the heart. It uses sound waves, not radiation, to create moving images of the heart's chambers, valves, and pumping function. It is painless and well tolerated.

Providers commonly order an echo to look at things like heart function, valve concerns, shortness of breath, or to follow a known cardiac condition over time. Your ordering provider decides when an echo is the right test. Big Sky coordinates and captures the imaging; interpretation is handled by Rapid Radiology, and results go back to the ordering provider.

Echocardiogram of the heart
How it works

Three simple steps.

1. A provider places the order

Send a referral online or call us. No portal logins or new software to learn.

2. We image in-clinic or come to the patient

The patient visits a nearby hub, or our technician brings the equipment to their location.

3. Results go back to the provider

Images are interpreted by Rapid Radiology and the report returns to the ordering provider.

Why Big Sky

Built to make imaging easy.

No patient transport

We come to homes, clinics, nursing homes, and facilities so fragile patients do not have to travel.

Quick scheduling

Faster access than hospital-based imaging in most markets we serve.

A published price

A transthoracic echocardiogram is $650.53 cash, and that includes the read. Medicare and Medicaid accepted too. See the full price list.

Find a location near you

Seven hubs across Montana and Wyoming.

Each hub serves the towns around it, in-clinic and by mobile visit.

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Order an echocardiogram today.

Send a referral online or call us. We will confirm the details and get a technician scheduled in your region.