#1 Cause of Death in America

Stop a Heart Attack
Before It Starts.

Every 33 seconds, someone dies from cardiovascular disease in the United States. Most had no symptoms at all. Our Heart Scan detects the warning signs early — when treatment is still an option.

Medically reviewed by Dr. Dean Yarbro, MD, Board-Certified Radiologist

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✓ Fast — under 5 minutes
✓ No needles, no prep
✓ Calcium score included
✓ Board-certified MD review
✓ Results private — not shared with insurers
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Every 33 sec
Someone dies from cardiovascular disease in the US
Board-Certified Radiologists
Under 5 Minutes
No Needles. No Prep. No Fasting.
Coronary Calcium Score Included
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The Silent Killer

Most heart attacks strike without warning.

You feel fine. Until you don't. Heart disease is a progressive disease that builds silently for years — often decades — before a heart attack or stroke occurs.

Other diagnostic procedures only capture signs of disease once you are experiencing 50–75% arterial blockage. Even if you recently had a normal stress test, MRI, or PET scan, if you fall into a high-risk category — you should consider a heart scan.

Our Heart Scan detects early signs of:

Coronary artery disease
Calcified plaque buildup in coronary arteries
Hidden blockages and vascular calcification
Stroke risk indicators
Heart valve calcification
Aortic aneurysm

All before symptoms appear. When early treatment is still an option.

Every
33 sec
Someone in the United States dies from cardiovascular disease

Why a heart scan beats other tests

Detects risk before 50–75% blockage
More sensitive than a stress test for early disease
CT can see calcium deposits MRI and PET scans miss
Provides a measurable score you can track over time

What Is a Heart Scan?

A simple CT scan.
A powerful life-saving tool.

Our Heart Scan uses advanced low-dose CT imaging to measure calcium buildup in your coronary arteries — the most reliable early indicator of heart disease risk. It's the easiest medical test you'll ever take.

Fast — Under 5 Minutes

No clothing change required. You walk in, lie down, the scanner takes images, and you're done. Most patients are in and out in about 60 minutes total.

No Needles. No Prep. No Downtime.

No injections, no contrast dye, no fasting, no medications. Return to normal activity immediately after your scan.

Calcium Score & Full Written Report

You receive a detailed written report including your coronary artery calcium score — a measurable number you can share with your doctor and track over time.

Board-Certified Radiologist Review

Every scan is reviewed by a board-certified radiologist. Significant findings are followed up with a direct physician consultation.

Completely Private

Results are never reported to insurance companies, government databases, or any outside agencies. Your health information belongs to you alone.

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Understanding Your Results

What your coronary calcium score means

Your calcium score is a measurable number that tells you — and your doctor — how much calcified plaque has built up in your coronary arteries. It's one of the most powerful predictors of future heart attack risk.

0
None
No detectable calcium buildup. Lowest risk category.
1–100
Minimal – Mild
Some plaque present. Increased awareness recommended.
101–400
Moderate
Moderate plaque. Significant cardiovascular risk. Physician consult advised.
401+
Severe
Extensive plaque. High risk. Immediate physician follow-up recommended.
One of the most powerful aspects: You can repeat your heart scan annually to track your score over time — monitoring whether plaque is progressing or stabilizing in response to lifestyle changes and treatment.

Who Should Get a Heart Scan?

You may be at risk without knowing it

Heart disease often shows no symptoms until a heart attack or stroke occurs. Consider a heart scan if you:

Are over 40 years old

Have high blood pressure or high cholesterol

Have a family history of heart disease or heart attacks

Smoke or used to smoke

Live with high levels of chronic stress

Are overweight or have diabetes

Feel light-headed or short of breath during normal activity

Simply want peace of mind about your heart health

Important: Even if you recently had a normal stress test, MRI, CT scan, or PET scan — if you fall into a high-risk category, you should consider a heart scan. Standard diagnostic tests often miss the earliest stages of heart disease.

Real People. Real Lives Saved.

See what a heart scan can do

Stories from real patients whose heart scans detected disease early — giving them the chance to take action before it was too late.

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What We Can Detect

Understanding heart disease — and how we find it early

Our Heart Scan can identify early signs of the most serious cardiovascular conditions — often years before they cause symptoms.

Heart Attack (Myocardial Infarction)

More than a million Americans have heart attacks each year — one every 25 seconds. Our Heart Scan detects the calcium buildup and plaque that leads to heart attacks, identifying risk long before an event occurs.

Risk Factors

  • Family history of heart disease
  • Smoking
  • High cholesterol
  • Stress and physical inactivity
  • Obesity and diabetes
  • High blood pressure

Symptoms of a Heart Attack

  • Pain or discomfort in the jaw, neck, or back
  • Feeling weak, light-headed, or faint
  • Fatigue
  • Pain or discomfort in arms or shoulder
  • Shortness of breath
  • Chest pain or discomfort

Prevention

  • Quit smoking — avoid second-hand smoke
  • Lower cholesterol and control blood pressure
  • Maintain a healthy weight and exercise regularly
  • Get a heart scan on a regular basis to track your calcium score
Coronary Artery Disease (CAD)

Coronary artery disease is the most common type of heart disease and the leading cause of death in the US for both men and women. It occurs when the arteries supplying blood to the heart become hardened and narrowed due to plaque buildup.

Symptoms

  • Chest pain or discomfort (angina)
  • Pressure or squeezing in the chest, shoulders, arms, neck, jaw, or back
  • Fatigue and indigestion
  • Pain that worsens with activity and goes away with rest
  • Shortness of breath

Prevention

  • Quit smoking — avoid second-hand smoke
  • Exercise regularly and eat a healthy diet
  • Stay at a healthy weight
  • Get a heart scan to detect early calcium buildup before symptoms appear

The CT heart scan at Advanced Body Scan is the single most effective technology available to simply and non-invasively detect the buildup of calcium deposits in the coronary arteries.

Stroke Risk

Stroke is the #5 cause of death and the leading preventable cause of disability in the US. Nearly 800,000 people in the US have a stroke every year. A heart scan can detect calcified plaque in the arteries around the heart — if these arteries become blocked, the same plaque can detach and block a vessel to the brain, causing a stroke.

Stroke Symptoms (F.A.S.T.)

  • Face drooping — Does one side droop or feel numb?
  • Arm weakness — Is one arm weak or numb?
  • Speech difficulty — Is speech slurred or hard to understand?
  • Time to call 911 — If any symptoms appear, call 911 immediately

Prevention

  • Prevent or control high blood pressure
  • Stay physically active
  • Control blood sugar and cholesterol
  • Stop smoking
  • Get a heart scan to detect plaque buildup before it causes a stroke
Additional Cardiac Assessments

In addition to coronary artery calcium scoring, our Heart Scan provides assessment of additional cardiac structures:

  • Pericardium Assessment — evaluation of the sac surrounding the heart
  • Heart Size Assessment — cardiomegaly (enlarged heart) detection
  • Heart Valve Calcification — early identification of valve disease
  • Aortic Aneurysm — detection of dangerous enlargement of the aorta
  • Pericardial Effusion — fluid buildup around the heart

Common Questions

Frequently asked questions

Will this affect my insurance or medical record?
No. Your results are completely private. Advanced Body Scan does not report results to insurance companies, government health databases, or any outside agencies. Results are given only to you — and shared with your doctor only at your direction. Because we don't submit to insurance, the scan does not affect your current or future coverage or rates.
Is a CT heart scan safe?
Yes. Approximately 93 million CT scans are performed each year in the United States. Our scans use advanced low-dose protocols designed for safety and accuracy. The radiation exposure is minimal and similar to a dental X-ray series.
Does the heart scan hurt?
Not at all. You lie down and relax while the scanner does all the work. No needles, no injections, no contrast dye, no prep of any kind. Most patients describe it as one of the easiest medical tests they've ever had.
How much does a heart scan cost?
Call us at 844-756-0200 for current pricing. Financing is available from less than $100 per month.
What is a coronary calcium score?

A coronary calcium score is a number that measures the amount of calcified plaque in your coronary arteries:

  • 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

A higher score indicates greater risk of a future heart attack. Your physician can use this number to guide lifestyle changes and treatment decisions.

How long does a heart scan take?
The scan itself takes under 5 minutes. No clothing change, no needles, no prep required. Total visit time is approximately 60 minutes including check-in and post-scan scheduling.
Why should I get a heart scan even if I feel fine?
Heart disease is a progressive disease that builds silently for years before causing symptoms. Most people who have heart attacks previously considered themselves healthy. Our Heart Scan detects risk before 50–75% arterial blockage — which is when standard stress tests and other diagnostics typically start to show abnormalities. Early detection gives you the opportunity to intervene while options are greatest.

Don't Wait for a Wake-Up Call

You may feel fine today.
That doesn't mean you're in the clear.

Schedule your Heart Scan now at our Oklahoma City, Dallas, or Houston location. Fast. Simple. It could save your life.

Financing available from <$100/month
No referral needed
Results never reported to insurance
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