Full Body Scan:
See What's Inside.
One of the most effective tools for early detection of serious health conditions — before symptoms appear. In just minutes, we scan from your neck to pelvis, imaging your lungs, heart, liver, kidneys, pancreas, spine, and more.
Why Choose Advanced Body Scan?
The most trusted early detection network in Oklahoma & Texas
With over 100,000 scans performed and 12+ years of continuous technological improvement, Advanced Body Scan leads the region in full body CT early detection imaging.
State-of-the-Art CT Technology
Our body scans utilize advanced GE CT imaging technology, providing detailed and accurate insights into your health — detecting issues at their earliest stages, often before symptoms appear.
Experienced Professionals
Our team includes interventional cardiologists, interventional radiologists, and functional medicine professionals with years of experience — dedicated to compassionate care and accurate results.
Comprehensive Reports
After your scan, you'll receive a detailed report explaining findings in simple, understandable terms — with physician consultation included to help you understand results and plan next steps.
The Benefits of a Preventive Body Scan
Early detection changes everything
Catching a serious condition early doesn't just improve outcomes — it expands your options, reduces treatment complexity, and can save your life.
Early Detection Saves Lives
Early detection of heart disease, cancer, and other serious illnesses before they progress leads to better outcomes, reduced treatment complexity, and lower healthcare costs.
Peace of Mind
Knowing your health status reduces anxiety and empowers you to make informed decisions. Regular scans help monitor your health over time and provide a clear baseline for the future.
Cost-Effective Health Management
Preventive scans help you avoid costly late-stage medical treatments. Our affordable scanning options and flexible payment plans make prioritizing your health easier.
Simple. Fast. Life-Changing.
How it works
Getting a full body scan at Advanced Body Scan is one of the easiest medical experiences you'll ever have.
Schedule Your Appointment
Contact us to set up an appointment at a time that works for you. Our friendly staff will guide you through the process and answer any questions. Same-week appointments typically available.
Quick & Painless Scan
No clothing change. No needles. No prep. You lie down, go in feet first, and the scanner does the work in under 5 minutes. Return to normal activity immediately after.
Receive Your Results
Within a few days you'll receive a detailed written report. Our physician team is available to discuss findings, explain results in plain language, and provide guidance on next steps.
Real People. Real Stories.
Patient Stories from Advanced Body Scan
These are real patients whose scans detected serious conditions early — giving them the chance to take action when it mattered most.
500+ Conditions Detectable
What is seen in a Full Body Scan?
Our full body CT scan images 22+ organ systems in a single visit. Select an organ system below to explore the specific conditions our scan may identify.
Adrenals
Bowel
Bony Skeleton & Soft Tissue
Breast
Esophagus
Gallbladder & Biliary System
Heart
Kidneys
Liver
Lungs
Ovaries
Pancreas
Pelvis & Hip
Prostate
Sacroiliac Joints
Shoulder
Spine
Spleen
Stomach
Thyroid
Uterus
Urinary Tract
This list represents findings that may be visible on a CT scan. Not all findings will be present or detectable in every patient. Results reviewed by board-certified radiologists.
CT vs. MRI
Why CT may be the smarter choice for full body screening
CT scans can detect early signs of heart disease and lung cancer — the #1 and #2 causes of death in the US. MRI cannot. Here's what makes our CT scan different:
Faster — Under 5 Minutes
CT scans complete in under 5 minutes. MRI scans take 60–90 minutes and require body coils that hold heat — causing many patients to overheat.
More Comfortable
Open-ring design — no narrow tube, no claustrophobia. No equipment attached to your body, no loud noise (MRI reaches 100 dB).
Sees the Heart & Lungs
CT can clearly image the heart and detect coronary artery calcium — and is the gold standard for lung nodule detection. MRI struggles with both.
High-Resolution Full Body Imaging
Crystal-clear cross-sectional images of bones, blood vessels, soft tissues, and organs — all in a single scan covering neck to pelvis.
Common Questions
Frequently asked questions
What can I see on a Full Body Scan?
A whole body CT scan can detect many types of findings, including:
- Cancer — detected at an early stage, when it is most treatable
- Tumors — benign (non-cancerous) or malignant (cancerous)
- Inflammation — visible as areas of increased brightness on the scan
- Bone density abnormalities — including early signs of osteoporosis
- Heart and lung disease — early signs of the two leading causes of death in the US
Our scan can detect up to 500 different conditions across 22+ organ systems.
What's the difference between a CT scan and an MRI?
The main difference is what each technology can see — and how long it takes. CT scans can image the heart and lungs — areas where MRI struggles significantly. Since heart disease is the #1 killer and lung cancer is the top cancer killer, CT is clearly superior for full body early detection.
CT scans take under 5 minutes, require no clothing change, no needles, and no equipment attached to your body. MRI scans take 45–75 minutes, attach body coils that can cause overheating, produce up to 100 decibels of noise, and are very challenging for claustrophobic patients.
What can I expect during the scan?
Will I get a Heart Calcium Score?
Yes. Our scan measures the calcium buildup in your coronary arteries and determines a specific score:
- Score 0 — No calcium buildup (lowest risk)
- Score 1–10 — Minimal buildup
- Score 11–100 — Mild buildup
- Score 101–400 — Moderate buildup, elevated risk
- Score 401+ — Severe buildup, high risk
The calcium score is a powerful predictor of heart attack risk. A higher score means greater risk. Your physician can use this number to guide lifestyle changes and treatment decisions.
Who should get a body scan?
A whole-body CT scan is a valuable tool for a wide range of individuals, including:
- People with a family history of cancer, heart disease, or serious illness
- Current or former smokers
- Individuals with high blood pressure, high cholesterol, obesity, or diabetes
- Middle-aged and older adults (40+)
- Athletes monitoring musculoskeletal health
- Anyone planning major lifestyle changes who wants a baseline
- Anyone seeking comprehensive peace of mind about their health
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