Frequently Asked Questions

No. You can schedule directly with Visionary Wellness & Imaging. Many patients come to us on their own to be proactive about their health, while others are referred by a physician. Either way, you control the decision to get scanned.

We don’t bill insurance. Visionary Wellness & Imaging operates on a transparent, cash-pay model, so you know the exact cost before you book. We accept Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, debit, cash, HSA, FSA, Care Credit, and Afterpay.

Every scan is reviewed by a board-certified radiologist who specializes in preventative imaging, so you’re getting a professional read of what your images show, not just the images themselves. It varies by scan but most CT scans and results will be received within 2-3 business days.

No. Our scans are noninvasive. You’ll lie comfortably on an open-design CT table while the scan is taken. There are no needles, no sedation, and no discomfort involved in most of our scans.

Yes! Our CT scans use low-dose imaging technology, designed to limit radiation exposure while still producing a clear, detailed picture. Low-dose CT protocols like ours typically expose patients to a small fraction of the radiation used in a standard-dose CT scan.

That’s exactly who preventative imaging is for. Conditions like coronary artery disease and certain cancers often develop silently, with no symptoms until they’ve progressed. A preventative scan looks for what you can’t feel, and about half of the screening results we’ve reviewed have included a finding worth a closer look, which means a clear result is meaningful information either way.

An annual physical typically checks vital signs, bloodwork, and a general exam. Our scans use CT or ultrasound imaging to look directly at your heart, lungs, colon, or other targeted areas, which can surface findings that bloodwork and a stethoscope can’t.

A clear scan is good news, and it still gives you a useful baseline for future screenings. About half of the screening results we’ve reviewed have included a finding worth a closer look, which means a clear result is meaningful information either way.