Catch Hidden Risk While There’s Time to Change It.

The Arterial Health Assessment provides a complete profile of how your arteries are aging and how well they are supporting overall circulation. You’ll gain insight into central pressures, arterial stiffness, arterial elasticity, and heart workload balance, summarized in a clear risk benchmark. This helps identify potential issues before symptoms appear, track improvements from training or lifestyle changes, and guide smarter choices for cardiovascular fitness, brain health, and overall longevity.

Other cardiovascular tests like coronary calcium scoring, carotid ultrasound, or CT angiography can provide valuable information but are costly, require imaging or radiation exposure, and are often performed only when risk is already high. The vascular health evaluation, on the other hand, is quick, affordable, non-invasive, and radiation-free. It measures central blood pressure and circulatory stiffness earlier in the process, allowing for prevention-focused insights. This makes it an ideal complement to other heart and vascular screenings by giving you actionable data before structural disease or cardiovascular damage develops.

The Arterial Assessment is designed to be simple, comfortable, and completely noninvasive. There are no needles, contrast dyes, or preparation required. You’ll be seated and relaxed while the SphygmoCor® system takes measurements in just a few minutes. The test captures arterial stiffness, central pressures, and heart workload, producing a detailed yet easy-to-read report immediately. You’ll leave your appointment with clear data and expert guidance that can inform your long-term cardiovascular, fitness, and wellness strategy.

Most individuals benefit from testing every 3 to 6 months while making active changes to diet, exercise routines, or blood pressure management, since this time frame allows enough opportunity to see measurable improvements. Once results stabilize, many choose to repeat the assessment once or twice a year as part of their preventive health routine. Regular testing ensures you stay ahead of cardiovascular aging, track progress from training programs, and maintain long-term protection against heart disease and related conditions.

The Arterial health test is valuable for anyone who wants to take a proactive role in protecting cardiovascular health and extending their healthspan. It is especially beneficial for individuals managing blood pressure, athletes training for peak endurance or strength, professionals seeking resilience and performance, and adults interested in preventive healthcare. By measuring arterial stiffness and efficiency, the vascular screening helps people at every stage of life, from younger adults focused on fitness to older adults aiming to reduce their risk of heart disease, stroke, and cognitive decline.

Yes. Results are delivered instantly in a clear, color-coded report that highlights arterial age, central blood pressure, efficiency, and overall cardiovascular risk. Unlike complicated lab reports, this summary is designed to be straightforward and actionable. Our team reviews the results with you, explains what each metric means, and provides personalized guidance on how to improve or maintain your arterial health through exercise, nutrition, and lifestyle changes.

Absolutely. The test is completely safe, non-invasive, and free of radiation or contrast dyes. Adults of all ages can benefit from understanding how their arteries are functioning. For younger adults, it establishes a valuable baseline for cardiovascular health and fitness monitoring. For middle-aged and older adults, it provides insights into vascular aging, risk of hypertension, and early markers for heart disease, making it an important preventive tool across the lifespan.Item description

Yes. The test is specifically designed to measure how your arteries respond to changes in lifestyle, training, or medical treatment. Improvements in arterial stiffness, central blood pressure, and workload balance can be tracked over time, giving you proof that your efforts are making an impact. Whether you are lowering sodium intake, incorporating aerobic training, managing stress, or adjusting medications, repeated assessments show measurable improvements, helping you stay motivated and on track with your cardiovascular goals.

At DexaFit Scottsdale, services are offered on a self-pay basis for simplicity and transparency. While we do not bill insurance directly, many clients use Health Savings Accounts (HSA) or Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) to cover the cost. Some insurance providers may also allow reimbursement for preventive cardiovascular testing, so it is always worth checking with your plan. This approach ensures you receive clear pricing and immediate access without the delays or limitations of traditional insurance processes.Item description