Advanced Arterial Imaging travels to client sites, clinics, medical offices, health fairs, conferences, and prevention-focused programs across Texas, throughout the United States, and abroad by coordination.
A refined mobile CIMT experience for physicians, executive and corporate programs, functional medicine organizations, and all forms of concierge practices.
CIMT ultrasound measures carotid arterial-wall thickness and can document visible plaque within the imaged segments. Findings support physician review alongside the patient's broader cardiovascular risk profile.
Learn about CIMT testingAAI coordinates screening around the setting while keeping the clinical boundary clear: imaging information supports, but never replaces, physician judgment.
AAI helps concierge, executive-health, longevity, preventive, and internal-medicine practices coordinate mobile CIMT without purchasing equipment or adding permanent imaging staff.
Explore AAI for physiciansBring AAI to an eligible client site, clinic, medical office, or private program anywhere in Texas, across the United States, or abroad by coordination.
View service areasExplore collaborative efforts with executive and corporate programs, prevention and functional medicine organizations, and concierge practices nationwide.
Explore collaborationsThe experience is designed to feel calm, organized, and professional from arrival through report preparation.
Plan a screening dayConfirm the scheduled appointment and program information.
A trained ultrasound professional images the carotid arteries at the neck.
Images and measurements are organized into a structured screening report.
The treating physician considers the findings with the complete clinical picture.
Evidence-aware educational resources explain what imaging can show, what it cannot show, and why the clinical question matters.
Different technologies, different arteries, and different clinical questions.
Read the guideWhy age-like estimates vary—and what to ask about the method behind the number.
Read the guideHow ultrasound may describe visible plaque, along with the limits of those descriptors.
Read the guideThis is a screening carotid ultrasound study for cardiovascular disease risk assessment. It is not a replacement for a clinically indicated diagnostic carotid duplex ultrasound. The study measures the thickness of the carotid arterial walls and identifies visible carotid plaques within the segments examined.
CIMT vs diagnostic carotid duplex