Vascular Screening $69
Three simple tests that can save your life. All for one low price -$69.
Three screenings in one - carotid vascular ultrasound, abdominal aorta vascular ultrasound, and peripheral arterial disease screening - all for only $69. This price even includes the radiologist fees for reading the exams. One small price that can have a huge impact on your health.
If you have any of the following risk factors, these vascular screenings could save your life.
Risk Factors:
- Over the age of 50
- Family history of heart disease or stroke
- Over the age of 40 and overweight
- High cholesterol
- Do not exercise regularly
This screening helps identify the rest of stroke by testing for plaque buildup in the carotid arteries. Carotid Vascular Ultrasound is a painless and harmless test that uses high-frequency sound waves to create pictures of the insides of the two large arteries in your neck.
This ultrasound checks for the presence of an aneurysm that could lead to a ruptured aorta. This ultrasound uses sound waves to picture the aorta and is a painless procedure.
This screening measures the circulation in your legs to identify risk for a heart attack or stroke. The screening is done with the ultrasound and is painless.
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