Full Body Scan

A full body scan is one of the most effective tools for early detection of serious health conditions — before symptoms appear. In just minutes, we scan vital areas from your neck to pelvis, including your lungs, heart, liver, kidneys, pancreas, spine, and more. This non-invasive scan can help detect cancer, heart disease, aneurysms, tumors, cysts, and other abnormalities while they are still treatable. Whether you're proactive about prevention or have a family history of health issues, a full body scan provides peace of mind and a powerful look inside your body.

Early Detection of Cancer

Catch tumors before symptoms appear — when treatment is most effective and outcomes are better.

Identify Silent Heart Disease

Spot plaque buildup or artery blockages before a heart attack happens.

Non-Invasive & Painless

No needles, no prep, and no discomfort. Just lie down and let the scanner do the work.

Safe and Comfortable — Without the Claustrophobia

Our full body scan is safe, non-invasive, and performed in an open, comfortable environment — no tight, enclosed spaces like traditional MRI machines.

Fast & Efficients

The entire scan takes less than 5 minutes, the easiest medical procedure you have ever had.

Family History? Get Ahead of It.

If you have a history of cancer or heart disease, early screening is key to prevention.

Peace of Mind

Know what’s going on inside your body — and sleep better at night knowing you’ve checked.

Scan From Neck to Pelvis — Multiple Organs in One Visit

The full body scan captures vital organs from your neck to your pelvis — including your lungs, heart, liver, kidneys, pancreas, spine, and more — all in one quick, non-invasive session.

Feel in Control of Your Health

Take ownership of your health journey by knowing what’s happening inside your body.

No Referral Needed

You don’t need a doctor’s order — just book directly with us and get scanned.

✅ Faster

CT scans take just minutes to complete, typically less than 5 minutes, making them ideal for people with busy schedules or those who may have difficulty staying still for long periods. In contrast, MRI scans often take 60 to 90 minutes or longer, depending on the body part and level of detail needed.

✅ More Comfortable

CT scans are performed using an open-ring or donut-shaped machine, meaning there’s no need to enter a long, narrow tube like with an MRI. This makes CT scans much more suitable for patients who are claustrophobic, anxious, or uncomfortable in confined spaces. You simply lie flat on a table that slides through the scanner, with plenty of room around you.

✅ Better for Screening

CT scans are especially effective at detecting early signs of serious conditions such as heart disease (including calcium buildup in arteries), lung nodules, tumors, aneurysms, and other abnormalities — often before any symptoms arise. They are a powerful tool for preventive health screenings, giving patients the chance to take action early.
Unlike MRIs, CT scans can clearly image the heart and lungs — organs that are always in motion — because MRI technology struggles to capture moving structures with accuracy.

✅ High-Resolution Imaging

CT technology provides crystal-clear, cross-sectional images of bones, blood vessels, soft tissues, and organs — all in a single scan. This makes it ideal for evaluating internal injuries, structural abnormalities, or internal bleeding, and is particularly good for visualizing lungs, liver, kidneys, spine, and heart structures.