Dr. Matthew Edward Zygmont, MD is a licensed Diagnostic Radiology Physician in Atlanta, Georgia. He attended medical school at the Baylor College of Medicine and graduated in 2004. He has been providi...ng care for more than 17 years.
Emory University Hospital
1364 Clifton Road Ne, Emory University Hospital, Atlanta, GA 30322 • (404) 727-0093
Pricing Score™
Dr. Matthew Edward Zygmont, MD at Emory University Hospital, Grady Health System, and Emory Spine Physiatry Outpatient Center has, on average, lower prices than 56% of Diagnostic Radiology Physician providers near Atlanta, GA.
Dr. Matthew Edward Zygmont, MD's Pricing
Disclaimer
Our estimated ranges are based on insurer negotiated rates for select networks only for which PriceMedic currently maintains data. Dr. Matthew Edward Zygmont, MD at Grady Health System may not perform all the services below or bill the listed line items. Before making a final decision, consider giving the provider's office a call. Learn more
3-D CT scan of the heart - 78452 (CPT)
A true 3-D scan of the heart using a high-energy CT (computed tomography) scanner (SPECT). Images are taken after giving a radioactive substance by mouth or IV to highlight blood flow and heart function.
Bone and joint scan - 78306 (CPT)
A bone and/or joint scan uses a radioactive substance to highlight areas on images. Typically the area of the scan is narrow, but a series of scans may also be taken.
Colon cancer screening - G0120 (HCPCS)
Screening test for cancer of the colon or rectum. Includes an x-ray of the large intestine.
CT scan of abdomen - 74160 (CPT)
CT (computed tomography) of the abdomen. The scanner circles the body taking x-rays and assembles them into a 3-D image. Dye may be injected to make the area easier to see.
CT scan of abdomen and pelvis - 74178 (CPT)
A CT scan of both the abdomen (belly) and pelvis. CT takes a series of x-rays as the machine revolves around the body. Contrast material may be injected during the procedure to enhance details.
CT scan of chest - 71250 (CPT)
A CT scanner circles the body taking x-rays of the chest and assembles them into a 3-D image. Dye (contrast) may be used to make the area easier to see.
CT scan of chest - 71260 (CPT)
A CT scanner circles the body taking x-rays of the chest and assembles them into a 3-D image. Dye (contrast) may be used to make the area easier to see.
CT scan of head or brain - 70450 (CPT)
A CT scanner circles the head taking x-rays of the skull and brain and assembles them into a 3-D image. Dye (contrast) may be used to make the area easier to see.
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About Me
Dr. Matthew Edward Zygmont, MD is a licensed Diagnostic Radiology Physician in Atlanta, Georgia. He attended medical school at the Baylor College of Medicine and graduated in 2004. He has been providing care for more than 17 years.
Diagnostic Radiology
Georgia
no. 060202
Baylor College of Medicine
Graduated in 2004 • Medical School
Licensed since
February 6, 2008
Last updated by provider on
February 6, 2008
Disclaimers
PriceMedic maintains data for select networks offered by UnitedHealthcare, Cigna, and Kaiser Permanente.If you are planning on self-pay or have insurance through a network not currently offered by PriceMedic, PriceMedic's ranges, and estimates should not be used to help you find care. The services and procedures for which estimates are displayed are based on national data about services rendered by Diagnostic Radiology Physicians. Dr. Matthew Edward Zygmont, MD has not been consulted in the creation of this profile and does not necessarily offer these services at all or in the way described by the pricing breakdowns. Even for patients with a supported insurance network, these ranges should be used as estimates only. Medical billing is complicated, and the only true authority on how much you'll be paying is the provider's office. Before making a decision, consider giving the provider's office a call to see if they can help you out.
