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See the plaque a calcium score can't.
A standard calcium score only counts hardened plaque. Much of the plaque behind heart attacks is soft and non‑calcified — and it can hide from that number. Our new Soft Plaque Scan uses FDA‑cleared AI to see it. For KFOR viewers: two scans for $499.
Quick, non‑contrast CT · no needles · no prep · reviewed by a physician.
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A note for KFOR viewers
You've probably heard of a calcium score — a quick heart scan that measures plaque in your arteries. It's a good test. But it has a blind spot: it only counts hardened, calcified plaque.
Here's the part most people are never told. A lot of the plaque that leads to heart attacks is soft, non‑calcified plaque — the kind considered more likely to rupture. And a standard calcium score can miss it. Some people even score a zero and still have meaningful soft plaque building quietly.
That's why we added the Soft Plaque Scan. It's an upgraded coronary calcium scan — the same fast, non‑contrast CT, no needles, no prep — now read with FDA‑cleared AI that detects the soft and semi‑calcified plaque the older score leaves out.
Because you saw us on KFOR, you and your partner can get two Soft Plaque Scans for $499 — one for each of you. Keep reading to see how it works, then claim your spot below.
— The team at Advanced Body Scan
Hard plaque vs. soft plaque
Not all plaque shows up the same
A traditional calcium score is built to see calcium — hardened plaque. But the softer, non‑calcified plaque is often the more dangerous kind, and it doesn't light up the same way. Seeing both gives a fuller picture of what's actually in your arteries.
Hardened (calcified) plaque
Older, stable plaque that has calcified. This is what a standard calcium score measures — and it's useful — but it's only part of the story.
Soft (non‑calcified) plaque
Newer, softer plaque that hasn't calcified yet. It's widely considered more prone to rupture — and it can be underestimated or missed by a traditional score.
Why the upgrade matters
A calcium score of zero is reassuring — but it isn't a guarantee. In research, this AI has identified meaningful soft‑plaque burden in people whose traditional calcium score was zero.
Based on published coronary AI research (HeartLung Technologies, AI‑CAC).
The Soft Plaque Scan doesn't just give you a number. It looks at your arteries the way modern AI can — surfacing the soft plaque a standard score can leave out, so you and your doctor see a fuller, earlier picture of your risk.
The upgrade
A calcium score, leveled up
Same quick scan you may already know — now read with AI that sees more. Think of it as the next generation of the coronary calcium score.
Traditional CAC
- Measures hardened, calcified plaque
- Can miss soft, non‑calcified plaque
- A "zero" may overlook early soft plaque
- One overall number
AI‑powered (AI‑CAC)
- Detects soft & semi‑calcified plaque too
- FDA‑cleared AI reads the coronary arteries
- Adds insight even when the old score is low or zero
- Per‑artery breakdown, reviewed by a physician
Same fast, non‑contrast CT. Same no needles, no prep. More of the picture.
Inside your report
What the Soft Plaque Scan shows
Soft & calcified plaque detection
AI reads your coronary arteries and quantifies both the hardened plaque a standard score sees and the soft, non‑calcified plaque it can miss.
Your AI plaque score
A next‑generation coronary score (AI‑CAC, sometimes called "Agatston 2.0") that reflects your total plaque burden — not just the calcified part.
Artery‑by‑artery breakdown
Findings mapped across the main coronary arteries — Left Main, LAD, Left Circumflex and Right Coronary — so nothing is lumped into a single figure.
Physician review & report
Your results are reviewed by a board‑certified physician and delivered in a clear report — with a review of the findings and easy sharing with your doctor.
Why this matters here
Oklahoma has the highest heart disease death rate in the country — roughly 250.7 deaths per 100,000, well above the national average of 166.3, with heart disease behind about 1 in 4 deaths in the state.
Source: CDC mortality data — CDC Stats of the States, as reported locally by KFOR.
The death count isn't the whole story. Long before it, heart disease can mean stroke, heart failure, and losing your independence. It builds silently — which is exactly why seeing more of it, earlier, matters.
Who should consider it
The Soft Plaque Scan tends to make sense if you:
- Are 40 or older and have never had your arteries imaged
- Have a family history of heart disease or stroke
- Have high blood pressure, cholesterol concerns, prediabetes or diabetes
- Are a current or former smoker
- Had a calcium score of zero but want a closer look
- Want the fullest, earliest picture of your heart risk
Even a low score can hide soft plaque
Feeling fine — or scoring low — isn't the same as being in the clear. Soft plaque can build silently. Seeing it early is the entire point.
Claim the 2‑for‑1 offerYour appointment
What to expect, start to finish
Check‑in & consultation
A quick check‑in and intake, then time with a wellness consultant who will explain the scan and what it looks for.
Your scan
A fast, non‑contrast CT of the heart — no needles, no contrast, no prep, and no recovery time. You're in and out.
AI analysis, review & report
Your scan is analyzed by FDA‑cleared AI and reviewed by a physician. You'll get a clear report and a review of the findings, with next steps if anything needs follow‑up.
From real patients
Stories of early detection
I'm 60, I eat right and work out. I was blindsided. The scan revealed a 99% blockage in my widow‑maker artery. I'm lucky to be alive. Advanced Body Scan saved my life.
I'm 36. My scan revealed a small thyroid nodule that turned out to be medullary thyroid cancer. I was in surgery a week later. They saved my life.
I thought we were healthy and didn't need it. A couple days later we got a call — I had a right kidney full of cancer, and I was symptom‑free. The scan saved my life.
The scan revealed three tumors in my right lung. After treatment and surgery, I'm cancer‑free.
Common questions
Soft Plaque Scan FAQ
How is this different from a regular calcium score?
Is it a different, harder scan to get?
My calcium score was zero. Is this pointless for me?
What is "soft plaque," and why does it matter?
Does the scan diagnose heart disease?
Do I need a physician referral?
How does the $499 offer work?
Claim your Soft Plaque Scans
An upgraded coronary calcium scan, powered by FDA‑cleared AI — reviewed by a physician, with a review of your findings.
- Two Soft Plaque Scans — one for each of you
- Detection of soft & calcified coronary plaque
- Your AI plaque score (AI‑CAC / "Agatston 2.0")
- Artery‑by‑artery breakdown
- Board‑certified physician review
- A written report and a review of your findings
You're not left guessing. If something needs follow‑up, your report helps you and your provider decide the next step.
Reserve your 2‑for‑1 scans
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