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What’s often behind a heart attack? Soft plaque.
Soft plaque
Calcified plaqueBlood flow
About 4 in 10 adults aged 40 to 54 have detectable plaque in their heart arteries. It builds silently over years, and most people find it late.
Soft plaque is usually newer than calcified (“hard”) plaque and is more likely to rupture. It’s also over 75% of total plaque on average. Both cholesterol numbers and calcium score miss it.
Introducing Veevo Scan
Our scan is a CCTA or coronary CT angiogram that gives you detailed pictures of your arteries. It can detect soft plaque early, as well as signs of narrowing.
Reserve your spot today and take the next step toward protecting your heart.
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See your results
A clear picture of your arteries, any signs of plaque buildup, and your next steps.
Thoughts from the experts
Heart disease remains the leading cause of death for men and women. Hear from the experts why plaque matters and how a CCTA scan detects it early.
Ford Brewer, MD, MPH
CCTA is the definitive way to catch soft plaque
May Bakir, MD
CCTA after positive calcium score
Daniel Evans, DO
Benefits of a CCTA scan
Mary Claire Haver, MD
Menopause increases heart disease risk in women
* Independent educational videos for general information. Featured physicians are not affiliated with Veevo Health.
How it compares
Feature
Veevo Scan
Comparing with Full-body MRI
Detect soft plaque
Yes
Detect calcified plaque
Yes
Find plaque before major narrowing
Yes
See where plaque has built up
Yes
Assess heart artery narrowing
Yes
Locate spotty calcification
Yes
3D view of heart arteries
Yes
Personalized prevention
Yes
Clear pictures of your heart arteries
Yes
Clear next steps
Yes
Follow-up support
Yes
Who is it for?
Common reasons people choose a Veevo Scan. A doctor reviews whether it’s right for you.
Proactive about heart health
Know where your arteries stand while you feel well.
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What the research shows
Soft plaque is common, and finding it changes care.
40.2%
of adults aged 40 to 54 had plaque in their heart arteries on a CCTA scan. None had symptoms.
Miami Heart Study · JACC41%
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 guidelineTransparent, hassle-free pricing
Insurance doesn't cover preventive CCTA scans. Your health shouldn't depend on insurance.
HSA/FSA eligible
Veevo Scan
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Includes your referral, scan, and results review.
What’s included
- Referral and scheduling
- CCTA scan
- New, low-radiation machines
- Read by a board-certified radiologist
- Review and guidance by a doctor
- Clear pictures of your arteries
- AI plaque analysis. Available as an add-on.
FAQs
The Veevo Scan is a non-invasive coronary CT angiography (CCTA) 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.
The Veevo 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. The Veevo 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.
Finding plaque early gives you and your doctor the chance to act on it, with the right medication, targets, and lifestyle changes. Whether scanning people without symptoms prevents heart attacks is being studied right now in two large trials.
The Veevo 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. An independent clinician will determine whether it is appropriate for you.
No. The Veevo 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.
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