Elucid vs Overjet

As reported by Diagnostic and Interventional Cardiology, Medicare's national average for CPT 75577 is about $1,012 in imaging centers and physician offices and $951 under OPPS. That is the performing site's payment for coronary plaque analysis, not Elucid's fee, which is billed per analysis with no public list price. A cardiology group or imaging center sends coronary CT angiograms to Elucid, where trained analysts segment the arteries. The result is PlaqueIQ, cleared as K241524 in September 2024 to quantify and classify coronary plaque, including non-calcified plaque and lipid-rich necrotic core. A second PlaqueIQ clearance, K261855, followed in September 2026.

Overjet sells to general dentists and dental service organizations. Its openFDA record includes caries detection on bitewings (K212519), pediatric caries (K233738) and CBCT analysis (K251514), and the vendor claims thousands of dentists. Overjet lists no price and links a free-try page and a demo booking.

A dental practice and a coronary CT service do not shop for the same software.