Question 1

Is this diagnostic medicine or preventive screening?

Accepted Answer

This is an elective preventive imaging program focused on early structural visibility. It is not diagnostic medicine, emergency care, or a substitute for routine medical care. Participation does not establish a physician-patient relationship. All diagnosis and treatment decisions remain with your licensed physician team.

Question 2

Does a normal scan mean I am disease-free?

Accepted Answer

No. A normal or unremarkable scan does not rule out current or future disease. Whole-body imaging has inherent limitations and may produce false-negative findings. This program complements — it does not replace — age-appropriate guideline-based screening directed by your physician.

Question 3

What if the scan finds something?

Accepted Answer

Incidental findings are common with whole-body imaging and do not by themselves establish a diagnosis. Many findings are of uncertain clinical significance and may require additional imaging, procedures, or physician review at additional cost. We coordinate that follow-through but clinical decisions are made by your physician team.

Question 4

How is discretion handled?

Accepted Answer

Scheduling, communication, and report handoff follow a confidentiality-first workflow designed for executive clients.

Question 5

What happens if an incidental finding appears?

Accepted Answer

Findings are prioritized by relevance and escalated into a structured follow-through plan, including indicated imaging next steps. Example: if a thyroid nodule is seen, follow-up ultrasound coordination is included in continuity pathways.

Question 6

Can my personal physician review results?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Reports are structured for fast physician handoff with clear findings and next-step context.

Question 7

How long does the scan window typically take?

Accepted Answer

MRI windows are typically 30 to 60 minutes depending on tier depth. If CT whole-body is added, plan for ~20 additional minutes (including table and dressing time). If DEXA is added, plan another ~20 minutes (including table and dressing time).

Question 8

Does the program use ionizing radiation for MRI?

Accepted Answer

MRI itself does not use ionizing radiation. Reserve includes CT-based modules where clinically appropriate.

Question 9

Can this replace my routine medical care?

Accepted Answer

No. The program complements routine care and guideline-based screening directed by your physician.

Question 10

Is follow-on imaging included if something is indicated?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Indicated follow-on imaging is part of the continuity model: Reserve includes follow-up imaging studies/ultrasounds, while Signature and Elite include guided coordination and can add indicated studies.

Question 11

How quickly are results delivered?

Accepted Answer

Priority findings are escalated first. Structured reports are targeted for release within 48 business hours or less, followed by continuity coordination.

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