Orlando · Fort Lauderdale

Know what's happening inside your body before symptoms tell you.

One simple scan looks for early signs of heart disease and cancer, so you can stop wondering and know what deserves your attention.

  • See several important areas of your health in one visit
  • Get a heart score and a written report you can share with your doctor
  • Spend about 15 minutes with us, then get back to your day
For adults 40+ · Orlando & Fort Lauderdale
Why we started Scans for Life · 0:33
About 10 minutes on the scanner
Board-certified radiologist report
Full refund if not approved
Orlando & Fort Lauderdale

You take care of everyone else. This is a chance to check in on you.

Maybe a parent, sibling or close friend had a health problem that seemed to come out of nowhere. Maybe nothing feels wrong, but you have caught yourself wondering what you would find if you could simply take a closer look.

For many people, that uncertainty sits quietly in the background. You still work, travel, spend time with your family and make plans for the future. But every so often, the question comes back: am I doing enough to stay ahead of my health?

Heart disease and cancer are the two leading causes of death in America, and both can grow quietly for years before you feel a thing. Scans for Life gives you a simple way to look for them early. In one short visit, you can get a closer look at several important areas of your body, a number that helps you understand your heart risk, and a written report you can take to your doctor.

A couple in their fifties walking outside a modern medical building on a sunny Florida morning
Read by a board-certified radiologist

Walk away knowing more than you did before

A number for your heart

You get a heart score that gives you something concrete to discuss with your doctor instead of relying only on how you feel.

A written report you can keep

A board-certified radiologist reviews your scan and writes a report covering the areas examined, so you have something clear to bring to your healthcare provider.

Peace of mind or a next step

If nothing concerning is noted, that information may bring reassurance. If something deserves a closer look, you have a clearer place to start the conversation with your doctor.

More clarity without losing your day

The scan takes about 10 minutes, and the entire visit is about 15 minutes. You can take care of something important for yourself and get back to the people and plans that matter to you.

A closer look at the parts of your health you may rarely think about

Your scan gives the radiologist a chance to review several important areas in one visit:

A bright, modern CT scanner room with an empty patient table
  1. Heart
    Your coronary artery calcium score gives you a number that reflects calcified plaque in the arteries that supply your heart.
  2. Lungs
    Your lungs are reviewed for findings such as nodules that may deserve follow-up.
  3. Thyroid
    The part of your thyroid in the scan is reviewed for findings that may deserve a closer look.
  4. Liver
    Your liver is included in the radiologist's review for findings that may deserve attention.
  5. Gallbladder
    The scan can show findings such as gallstones.
  6. Pancreas & spleen
    Both are included as part of the radiologist's review.
  7. Kidneys & bladder
    Your kidneys and bladder are reviewed for findings that may warrant a closer look.
  8. Esophagus & stomach
    The radiologist reviews your esophagus and stomach for anything worth discussing with your doctor.
  9. Small intestine & colon
    Your bowel is included in the review for findings that may deserve follow-up.
  10. Reproductive organs
    Ovaries and uterus for women, prostate for men.
  11. Aorta
    Your aorta is reviewed for findings such as an aneurysm.
  12. Spine
    The radiologist may also comment on your spine, such as signs of wear or degeneration.

This screening does not find every condition or every cancer, and it is not a replacement for recommended screenings such as mammograms or colonoscopies.

Your scan is read by a real medical doctor Sample

You are not just getting images. A board-certified radiologist, a medical doctor who specializes in reading scans, reviews your scan and prepares a written report you can keep and share with your doctor.

“My goal is to give you a clear, thoughtful report that helps you understand what was seen and what may be worth discussing with your doctor.”
Daniel Mercer, MD
Board-Certified Diagnostic Radiologist · 18 years of experience

Orlando

Lakeview Imaging Center · Winter Park area
  • Accredited imaging center
  • Modern low-dose CT scanner
  • Free parking

Fort Lauderdale

Harbor Point Imaging · Coral Ridge area
  • Accredited imaging center
  • Modern low-dose CT scanner
  • Free parking

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One visit. One clear picture of where you stand.

  • Full-body CT screening
  • Your heart score
  • Medical staff review of your health form
  • About 10 minutes on the scanner
  • Review by a board-certified radiologist
  • A written report to share with your doctor

If your scan isn't approved, you get a full refund.

Before you are scanned, our medical staff reviews your short health form to make sure this screening is appropriate for you. If it is not approved, your payment is refunded in full.

$799
Total · Self-pay
Prefer smaller payments? Affirm available as low as $67/mo.Example: $799 over 12 months at 0% APR is about $67/mo. Rates from 0–36% APR. Affirm payment options are subject to eligibility and approval. Terms apply.

Whole-body MRI screening often costs $2,500 or more. This uses a different technology, full-body CT, read by a board-certified radiologist.

You can take care of this in three simple steps

  1. 1

    Choose a time that works for you

    Pick Orlando or Fort Lauderdale and choose an available appointment online. No phone call is required before you book.

  2. 2

    Tell us a little about your health

    Complete a short online health form. Our medical staff reviews it, and your scan is ordered when appropriate. If you are not approved, you receive a full refund.

  3. 3

    Come in, get scanned and get on with your day

    You will spend about 10 minutes on the scanner and about 15 minutes with us in total. A board-certified radiologist then reviews your scan and prepares your written report.

Why people choose to get checked Sample reviews

★★★★★
My dad had a health issue that none of us saw coming, and ever since then I had this little question in the back of my mind about my own health. Getting the scan made me feel like I had finally done something about it instead of just wondering.
Michael R.Age 58 • Orlando • Sample
★★★★★
I did not have a specific problem. I just wanted to know more because I have kids and grandkids I plan to be around for. Having a report in my hands made me feel more informed and gave me something useful to go over with my doctor.
Denise M.Age 63 • Fort Lauderdale • Sample
★★★★★
I had been thinking about doing a scan for months but kept putting it off. The appointment was much easier and faster than I expected. What I appreciated most was leaving with less uncertainty and knowing what my next conversation with my doctor should be.
Carlos T.Age 52 • Miami • Sample

Talk it through with a wellness consultant

If you'd like to ask questions before you decide, pick a time for a free 15-minute call. Weekday evenings, and we call you.

A few things you may be wondering

How long does the scan take?

You will spend about 10 minutes on the scanner. The entire visit is about 15 minutes, so you can take care of it without giving up much of your day.

How should I prepare for my scan?

We will send you any preparation instructions you need before your appointment. Follow the instructions provided with your booking and let us know about anything in your health history that may be relevant.

What about radiation?

This is a low-dose CT screening exam and it does use ionizing radiation. Our medical staff reviews your health form first to determine whether the screening is appropriate for you.

When will I get my report, and what should I do with it?

A board-certified radiologist reviews your scan and prepares a written report. Once you receive it, keep it for your records and share it with your doctor or healthcare provider, especially if follow-up is recommended.

Can I reschedule?

Yes. If life gets in the way, contact our team and we can help move your appointment to another available time.

Does insurance cover this?

No. This preventive screening is self-pay and is not billed to insurance. An Affirm payment option is available for eligible patients.

Who is this for?

Scans for Life is for adults age 40 and older who want a clearer picture of their health. Your health form is reviewed before the scan to make sure the screening is appropriate for you.

Do I need a referral from my doctor?

No. You complete a short health form online, and our medical staff reviews it. Your scan is ordered when appropriate. If it isn't approved, you receive a full refund.

What happens if something is found?

The radiologist documents relevant findings in your written report and may recommend follow-up when appropriate. You can take that report to your doctor, who can help you understand what it means and whether anything else should be done.

You do not have to keep wondering.

If you have been telling yourself you should pay more attention to your health, this is a simple place to start. One short visit can give you information to carry into the years, plans and people ahead of you.

A patient in her fifties talking calmly with a staff member in a bright consultation room
Full-body scan+ heart score · 15 min