Full Body Scans in Queen Creek, AZ
Get The Full Picture With CT Imaging
Whole Body CT Scans For Preventative Healthcare
- Non-invasive
- No prep or fasting
- Analyze the lungs, heart, and abdomen/pelvis
- Detect tumors, nodules, aortic aneurysms, calcium deposits, kidney stones, cysts, enlarged lymph nodes, nodules, large masses, enlarged spleen, fatty liver and more
Benefits of Getting a Full Body Scan
Protecting your health means finding problems before they grow into serious threats. Our CT scans show cancer, heart disease, and other conditions at their earliest stages, when treatment works best and recovery is most likely. Schedule your scan today.
| CT Scan Benefits | Scan | No Scan |
|---|---|---|
| Early Cancer Detection | ✓ | |
| Early Heart Disease Detection | ✓ | |
| Early Signs of Tumors | ✓ | |
| Find Hidden Health Issues | ✓ | |
| Detailed Health Assessment | ✓ | |
| Peace of Mind | ✓ | |
| Painless | ✓ | |
| Non-Invasive Procedure | ✓ | |
| Fast Results | ✓ | |
| Establish a Health Baseline | ✓ |
Transforming Health Assessments with High-Precision CT Scanners
ou deserve to know about health threats developing inside your body before they cause harm. Full body CT scans identify aortic aneurysms, pancreatic masses, bone density loss, and early cancers when treatment success rates remain highest. A body scan puts vital health information in your hands so you can make informed decisions.
Our Mission:
Restore Health and Save Lives
See Our Body Scans
Our facility provides full body CT scans, heart and lung scans, colon scans, whole body MRI scans, and brain MRI scans. Detecting problems before they cause symptoms lets you act when treatment success rates are highest. Browse the scan details below to identify which screening fits your risk factors and priorities.
Virtual Colonoscopy (Coming Soon!)
Virtual colonoscopy allows you to screen your colon thoroughly while avoiding much of the discomfort and sedation of traditional methods. We identify adenomatous polyps, early colorectal cancers, diverticulitis, and Crohn disease before these conditions threaten your health or quality of life. Early detection means you can address problems when treatment plans are clear and effective and your outcomes are more favorable.
Heart Scans
A CT heart scan shows what’s happening in your cardiovascular system before symptoms appear. We check for coronary artery disease, measure how much calcium has accumulated, spot blockages, and examine your heart walls for thickness problems. This baseline helps you make informed decisions about prevention and treatment.
Lung Scans
Our lung scans catch respiratory conditions before they produce symptoms, giving you time to act when treatment makes the most difference. We screen for lung nodules, emphysema, pulmonary fibrosis, and blood clots using imaging that shows what standard checkups cannot. This early detection lets you work with your doctor on managing conditions while they remain easier to treat.
Full Body CT Scans
Our full body CT scans help you identify health concerns across multiple organ systems before symptoms develop. The scan detects cancers in early stages, abdominal masses, kidney stones, bone density changes, and cardiovascular risks that standard checkups often miss. This approach to screening gives you the information needed to address potential health issues while treatment options are most effective.
Bone Density Tests
Your bone density test reveals whether your skeleton can handle daily stress or if you’re at risk for fractures. We measure mineral levels in your spine and hips, identify thinning that hasn’t caused injury yet, and generate T-scores that show how you compare to healthy adults. The non-invasive scan takes 15 minutes with zero preparation required.
Cancer Screenings
Our CT scan for cancer screening gives you clear information about your health before conditions progress beyond treatable stages. We use CT imaging to check for colon, pancreatic, kidney, and lung cancer in one visit. Finding these cancers years before symptoms appear lets you take action when treatment success rates remain at their highest levels.
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Early Detection Saves Lives
One in three common cancers is found only after it’s already advanced, making early detection through imaging even more important.
Finding cancer early can raise survival chances to 80%. When found late, that drops to just 20%.
About 4 in 10 men and women will be diagnosed with cancer at some point, according to Cancer.gov.
In 2023, heart disease caused 919,032 deaths in the US. That’s 1 in every 3, according to the CDC.
Our imaging center helps spot health problems early, often before you feel any symptoms.
"Absolutely love this place. The staff is friendly, funny, and have huge hearts. Not only is it a pleasure to see the staff but they saved my life!" -Billie McKay, Google Review
Meet Our Team of Radiologists and Specialized Doctors, Dedicated to You
DR. JASON SCHRODER
Co-Founder
DR. DAVID YOUNG
Diagnostic Radiologist
Diagnostic Radiologist
CAROLINE COUSSENS, APRN-CNS, BC
Clinical Nurse Specialist
ZAK THOMAS,
PA-C
Physician Assistant
Physician Assistant
Body Scan Information & Preventative Healthcare Resources
Take time to explore our resource center when you’re ready to learn more. We cover what preventative scans detect, how they work, and what you can do with the information. It helps to read through before deciding whether screening is right for you.
Get Started With a Computed Tomography Scan Today
Schedule your scan by calling or booking through our website. Most Queen Creek patients get their appointments within a day. Screening now establishes baseline data, so if anything changes later, we’ll have something to compare it against.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
At Craft Body Scan, we believe Texans deserve clear information to make confident decisions about their health. Our team is here to answer your questions, guide you through the process, and support you every step of the way.
What Is the Typical Price for a Full Body Scan?
Most Queen Creek imaging centers charge between $2,500 and $5,000 for a full body CT scan. We charge $2,495. That covers current imaging equipment, board-certified radiologist interpretation, and a results consultation. One price from scheduling through final report review. You gain a complete baseline of your internal health and catch potential issues years before they might otherwise surface.
What does a full body scan detect?
Full body CT scans detect kidney stones, cysts, and enlarged lymph nodes before symptoms start. We look at all your vital organs during one appointment, from your respiratory and cardiovascular systems through your digestive organs and skeletal structure. Problems get caught early, when you have more treatment choices and better chances for recovery.
Who is a good candidate for a body scan?
Full body scans help people in Queen Creek over 35, help those who are overweight, help anyone with diabetes. Those with high cholesterol benefit, those with high blood pressure benefit, those with family history of heart disease benefit. Current or former heavy smokers qualify. Healthy people wanting preventative screening are candidates too, regardless of symptoms. You receive precise imaging of your heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, and other organs, giving you a clear picture of your actual health rather than a best guess based on external symptoms.
Are full body CT scans safe?
Yes, Queen Creek full body CT scans are safe when you choose low-dose technology. The procedure takes less than 10 minutes. We use no contrast, no iodine. Advanced imaging means minimal risks for you. Side effects are rare, and the speed of the scan reduces radiation exposure compared to longer procedures.
What's the difference between DEXA scans and CT scans?
A DEXA scan measures bone density while a full body CT scan detects cancer and disease. DEXA uses low-dose X-rays to evaluate osteoporosis risk, assess bone strength, and monitor skeletal health. CT technology captures multiple images of your organs and tissues to identify abnormalities and spot potential problems.
What's the difference between MRI scans and CT scans?
Whole body MRI and full body CT scans use different technology to serve different purposes. MRI uses magnetic fields with no radiation, captures soft tissues, and requires longer scan times. CT uses X-rays with low radiation, images bones and organs, and finishes in under 10 minutes. Queen Creek residents can choose the scan that fits their health goals.
Questions? Contact us today!
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With Early Detection
At Craft Body Scan, we believe early detection can make all the difference for families across Texas. Our non-invasive, low-dose scan is designed to identify serious health concerns like cancer, tumors, and heart abnormalities before symptoms appear. By spotting these silent threats early, you can take action when it matters most and stay ahead of potential health risks.
