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Reason heart disease is the #1 killer
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Our advanced CT (CCTA) heart scan catches what other tests miss, giving you clarity and the power to act early.
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Non-invasive
15-min scan
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Most heart problems arise from plaque buildup in our arteries that develops silently over decades.
1 in 3 people in their 50s already have hidden plaque.
Standard checkups are not designed to capture it.
Advanced CT scan of your heart
Our coronary CT angiogram (CCTA) heart scan gives you a detailed picture of your arteries, including the crucial soft plaque that other tests miss. Leading longevity doctors use this scan to catch issues proactively.
Sign up for it today, so you can act early.
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Heart scan is now easy
No months-long search for a cardiologist. We handle the referral, scheduling, and follow-up so you can focus on your health.
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Join the waitlist
We'll reach out you shortly after to schedule your scan.
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Complete your scan
A 15 minutes non-invasive scan will capture a clear picture of your arteries.
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Our doctor will walk you through your results and next steps.
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CCTA heart scan
A detailed picture of your arteries, including the soft plaque other tests miss.
Scan time: 15 min
Preparation time: 45 min
What's included:
Referral and scheduling
CCTA heart scan
Board-certified radiologist read
Results review by a doctor and guidance
Pictures of your heart arteries
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Quick scan
Calcium score
A quick scan that measures calcified plaque in your arteries. Fast, affordable, and convenient.
$249
Scan time: 5 min
Preparation: None needed
What's included:
Referral and scheduling
Calcium score CT scan
Board-certified radiologist read
Results review by a doctor and guidance
How the two scans compare
See how a CCTA compares against a calcium score and choose the right one for you.
¹ A modern CCTA heart scan typically uses 2–5 mSv radiation. A year of background radiation is about 3 mSv.
The evidence is clear
Early detection helps. The science backs it.
42%
of adults aged 50 to 64 found various levels of coronary plaque with CCTA scan, most had no symptoms.
SCAPIS · Circulation41%
fewer heart attacks and coronary deaths over 5 years when a CCTA was added to care for patients with chest pain.
SCOT-HEART · NEJMClass I
The American Heart Association gives CCTA its strongest recommendation for certain patients being evaluated for chest pain.
AHA/ACC chest pain guidelineFAQs
It is a non-invasive coronary CT angiography (CCTA) heart scan that creates detailed images of your coronary arteries. It can catch plaque buildup (called atherosclerosis) inside artery walls, years before symptoms appear. Preventive cardiologists use this imaging technology to find plaque early.
Blood tests measure risk factors like cholesterol and blood sugar, but they can't tell you whether plaque is building up in your arteries. Our scan shows you the health of your arteries directly.
A modern CCTA heart scan typically uses 2 to 5 mSv of radiation. For context, a year of natural background radiation is about 3 mSv. The actual dose varies by person, scanner, and imaging protocol.
A calcium score measures only hard (calcified) plaque. A CCTA heart scan can show both calcified and soft plaque. Soft plaque is often the riskier kind, as it is prone to rupture and cause a heart attack. A calcium score misses it entirely.
A CCTA heart scan is widely used and generally considered safe for appropriate candidates. It uses contrast dye through an IV to create a clear picture of your heart arteries. Our doctor will determine whether it is appropriate for you.
No. A CCTA heart scan is different from invasive coronary angiography (cardiac catheterization). It uses contrast through a standard IV and a CT scanner; no catheter is placed inside your arteries.
Join our waitlist. We'll reach out shortly after to schedule your scan and answer any questions.
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