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Reason heart disease is the #1 killer
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Our CT angiogram heart scan catches plaque forming in your arteries, giving you clarity and the power to act early.
Detailed
The full picture
Convenient
30-min scan
Actionable
Clear next steps
Most heart problems arise from slow and silent plaque buildup in the arteries.
1 in 3 people in their 50s already have plaque in their arteries.
Standard checkups are not designed to capture it.
Catch plaque buildup years earlier
Our CT angiogram heart scan gives you a detailed picture of your heart arteries, including the risky soft plaque that calcium scores and blood tests miss entirely. It's the same scan leading preventive cardiologists use to catch disease early.
Know exactly where you stand, so you can act while it's early.
Thoughts from the experts
Heart disease is the No. 1 cause of death for both men and women. Here's what leading doctors say about catching it early.
Dr. Mary Claire Haver, MD
Menopause and cardiovascular disease
Dr. Ford Brewer, MD, MPH
CT angiogram is the definitive way to find soft plaque
Dr Daniel Evans, DO
Benefits of a cardiac CT angiogram
Heart scan is now easy
No months-long wait for a referral. Getting scanned is simple, quick, and affordable.
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Reserve your spot
Join the waitlist. When it's your turn, we handle the referral and schedule your scan.
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Complete your scan
In about 30 minutes, a non-invasive scan captures a clear picture of your arteries.
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Get expert guidance
Our doctors will review your results and give you guidance on the next steps.
The gold standard of heart imaging
See how it compares.
¹ A modern low-dose CT angiogram is typically around 3 mSv, about a year of natural background radiation.
The evidence is clear
Early detection helps. The science backs it.
42%
of adults aged 50 to 64 had coronary plaque on a CT angiogram, most without any symptoms.
SCAPIS · Circulation41%
fewer heart attacks and coronary deaths over 5 years when a CT angiogram was added to care for patients with chest pain.
SCOT-HEART · NEJMClass I
The American Heart Association gives the CT angiogram its strongest recommendation for evaluating chest pain.
AHA/ACC chest pain guidelineFAQs
It is a non-invasive coronary CT angiogram that creates detailed images of your coronary arteries. It can capture plaque buildup (called atherosclerosis) inside artery walls, years before any symptoms. This is the same technology used by leading preventive cardiologists to catch problems early.
Blood test markers, like cholesterol and blood sugar, only tell you what's flowing in your blood today, not whether your arteries are healthy. Our scan gives you a clear picture of your heart arteries.
A modern low-dose CT angiogram is typically around 3 mSv, about a year of natural background radiation (with a usual range of 1 to 5 mSv depending on the scan). Our scan often uses less than an average CT angiogram, and we'll share an estimate for your specific scan once you reserve your spot.
A calcium score measures only hard (calcified) plaque. A coronary CT angiogram detects both calcified and soft plaque. Soft plaque is often the more risky kind, as it is prone to rupture and cause a heart attack. A calcium score misses it entirely.
Yes. This scan is widely used in cardiology and considered safe. The scan does involve a contrast dye to get a clear picture of your heart arteries. Our doctor will determine whether you are a good candidate for it.
No it is not. It's sometimes mixed with X-ray angiogram, which is a different procedure where a catheter is used. In a CT angiogram, you simply lie on a scanner bed while images are taken.
Join our waitlist and we'll reach out to schedule your scan and answer any questions.
Get ahead of your heart health
One scan shows you exactly where your heart stands, so you can act early and stay ahead for years to come.