Carotid Intima Media Thickness (CIMT)

Why This Matters

As we age, the risk of cardiovascular problems like stroke or heart attack goes up. What if you could check for early warning signs before symptoms appear? That’s where the Carotid Intima Media Thickness (CIMT) scan comes in. This non-invasive test reveals early arterial changes—giving you insight into your vascular health right now.

What Is the CIMT Scan?

• CIMT measures the thickness of the inner layers of your carotid arteries. It’s a sensitive indicator of early atherosclerosis (plaque buildup).
• There’s no radiation. It’s an ultrasound that is quick, painless, and safe.

What You Get for $75

• A CIMT scan
• On-the-spot results delivered immediately
• High-quality imaging
• Professional interpretation with plain-language explanations
• A summary you can share with your physician

We believe transparency is key. That’s why we keep pricing simple, and you’ll see results before you leave.

Who Should Consider This?

• Those with family history of stroke, heart attack, or vascular disease
• Anyone interested in preventive health
• Adults over 40 (or those with risk factors like high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, or smoking)
• People who want more than just cholesterol tests

How It Works

• Schedule Book your appointment easily via phone or submit a request in the form below 
• Scan The procedure is done by a registered vascular technologist and takes ~10–20 minutes  
• Interpretation the doctor reviews the images immediately with you   

No referrals, no red tape — just fast access to vital vascular health data.

Why Choose Us

• Immediate results — know your status today
• Affordable — only $75
• High quality — expert imaging and interpretation
• No insurance needed — self-pay, simple, direct
• Trusted — results you can share with any physician

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a doctor’s referral?
No — you can self-refer. We are a direct-to-consumer service.

Will a doctor accept these results?
Yes. Our report is professional, clear, and compatible with physician review.

Is this different from a regular ultrasound?
Yes. A typical carotid ultrasound looks for blockages. CIMT measures early thickening before blockages form. 

Is it painful?
No — it’s non-invasive and painless.

How long does it take?
Approximately 10–20 minutes for scanning; results delivered immediately.