Full Body Scans in Round Rock, TX
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
Advanced CT technology examines every part of your body in 30 minutes. The scan for patients in Round Rock produces detailed images of your brain, heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, spine, and bones, showing conditions that blood tests and physical exams cannot detect.
| 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
Our advanced CT imaging provides detailed views of your cardiovascular system, lungs, and vital organs. Medical professionals analyze each scan to detect signs of heart disease, lung conditions, or abnormal growths. Schedule your examination for thorough health insights.
Our Mission:
Restore Health and Save Lives
See Our Body Scans
Every scan reveals hidden health information. Every scan checks vital organs and systems. Every scan brings you knowledge about your body’s condition. With our range of full-body, heart, lung, brain, cancer screening, and virtual colonoscopy options, we help find potential issues early, when treatment works best. Learn which scan fits your health priorities.
Virtual Colonoscopy (Coming Soon!)
Our virtual colonoscopy offers non-invasive colon imaging without sedation. Using CT technology, we create clear, detailed images that show polyps, small tumors, bowel wall changes, and early signs of colorectal cancer. We can spot diverticulitis, inflammatory conditions, and other colon abnormalities that traditional methods might miss.
Heart Scans
Heart scans provide essential insights into your cardiovascular health. They detect coronary artery disease by identifying plaque buildup and blockages, assess the risk of heart attacks, and evaluate the size and function of your heart chambers. Early detection can guide care, support informed decisions, and improve long-term health outcomes.
Lung Scans
Our lung scan finds small changes before they become big problems. The CT technology spots early-stage nodules, monitors COPD progression, and identifies blood clots or infections. For current and former smokers, or those with breathing concerns, this scan provides vital information about your lung health.
Full Body CT Scans
Take the first step toward understanding your health. Our full body CT scan looks inside your body to find early signs of health changes, from potential cancer indicators to bone and brain conditions. We can explain unexplained symptoms like fatigue or weight changes, giving you clear answers about your well-being.
Bone Density Tests
Know your bone health status with our CT bone density scan. We measure bone mass in key areas like your hips and spine to check for early signs of bone loss and fracture risks. This information helps you make informed decisions about exercise, diet, and medical care to keep your bones strong.
Cancer Screenings
With our CT cancer screening, you receive a complete and careful evaluation that looks for lung cancer and liver cancer and colorectal cancer. It offers early detection and actionable insights and a proactive way to stay informed about your health and your future.
Not Sure Which Scan You Need?
Type in what you’re concerned about below. Whether it’s a specific symptom, a family history risk, or just a general checkup, we’ll guide you to the right screening.
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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.
"The CT scan showed I had a problem with my gallbladder. I had to have my gallbladder removed. Without the scan, I don’t think the gallbladder problem would have been found in a timely manner since I wasn’t having the typical symptoms." -Amanda Fleming, Google Review
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Diagnostic Radiologist
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Body Scan Information & Preventative Healthcare Resources
Our resources center explains how different scans work and what they can find before symptoms start. Take a few minutes to explore which scans match your health priorities and understand why timing matters for treatment success.
Get Started With a Computed Tomography Scan Today
Want to know what’s really going on with your health? Don’t wait for symptoms to show up. Call us today to schedule your first body scan.
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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.
How Much Does a Full Body Scan Cost in Round Rock?
Most places charge $3,000 or more for full body scans, but we keep ours at $2,495 in Round Rock. The price covers everything: advanced CT scanning, expert doctors reviewing your results, and a thorough report that makes sense of what we find. It’s like getting a snapshot of your whole body’s health.
What does a full body scan detect?
Full body scans let us see what’s really happening inside you. They show everything from hidden tumors to blocked arteries. Your scan checks every major organ, looking for masses, nodules, calcium buildup, and other warning signs that you’d never feel. This heads-up can make all the difference.
Who is a good candidate for a body scan?
Take control of your health with a full body scan if you’re over 40, managing stress, dealing with health worries, or have family history of serious conditions. Maybe you smoke, work long hours, or just want to know how your body’s really doing – this scan gives you answers.
Are full body CT scans safe?
Full-body CT scans use modern low-dose techniques to reduce radiation while providing detailed health assessments. Our team creates a supportive environment, so you can feel comfortable and reassured throughout the process.
What's the difference between DEXA scans and CT scans?
While a DEXA scan is used to assess bone density and identify risks like osteoporosis, a full-body CT scan offers a complete overview of internal health, detecting potential problems across organs. Choosing the right scan depends on whether you need targeted or whole-body insights.
What's the difference between MRI scans and CT scans?
MRI scans focus on soft tissues, using magnets for detailed views of muscles or nerves, while CT scans use low-dose X-rays to examine bones, organs, or the chest. Each has unique strengths, so the right option depends on your concerns and what answers you’re hoping to find.
Questions? Contact us today!
Take Control Of Your Health
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.
