Full Body Scans in Tempe, 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
Early detection of cancer and heart disease saves lives. Our board-certified radiologists use CT imaging to find health risks years before symptoms develop. 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
Taking control of your health requires information your standard checkup cannot provide. Full body CT scans detect coronary artery calcification, emphysema, spinal disc herniations, and organ abnormalities years before they progress into serious problems. This proactive approach gives you data to make informed decisions about your health.
Our Mission:
Restore Health and Save Lives
See Our Body Scans
Our scan options include full body CT scans, heart and lung scans, colon scans, whole body MRI scans, and brain MRI scans. Early detection lets you address health concerns when treatment is most effective. Browse the information below to see which screening fits your priorities.
Virtual Colonoscopy (Coming Soon!)
A virtual colonoscopy allows you to screen your colon thoroughly, usually without sedation, invasive instruments, or recovery time. Our CT colonoscopy identifies colorectal polyps, small tumors, ulcerative colitis, and diverticulosis while these conditions remain highly treatable. Early detection with this screening method means you can address problems when treatment success rates are highest and outcomes are better.
Heart Scans
A heart scan shows cardiovascular risk before symptoms appear by revealing problems standard checkups miss. The imaging shows calcium deposits in your arteries, plaque accumulation that restricts blood flow, and structural concerns like chamber enlargement or valve irregularities. This creates a baseline for monitoring your heart health and guides conversations with your doctor about prevention strategies matched to your risk level.
Lung Scans
Low-dose CT lung scans reveal respiratory conditions at stages when treatment works best, giving you information that standard checkups miss. Our imaging identifies lung nodules, early-stage lung cancer, COPD, and interstitial lung diseases before they cause symptoms. This head start means you can address health concerns with your physician while more treatment options remain available.
Full Body CT Scans
Our full body scans identify cancers, abdominal masses, enlarged organs, bone deterioration, and brain changes that could explain ongoing fatigue or weight fluctuations. This in-depth screening gives you clarity about your health and helps your doctor address concerns before they become serious problems.
Bone Density Tests
Our bone density test tells you if your bones have lost enough strength to increase your chance of injury from falls or everyday movements. We check mineral levels in your spine and hips, generate your T-score, and determine whether medication or supplements could help. The scan takes less than 20 minutes and requires nothing from you beforehand, making prevention planning accessible.
Cancer Screenings
Our full body CT screening for cancer identifies disease at stages when survival rates remain highest. During the scan, we examine your thyroid, stomach, lungs, and lymph nodes for signs of thyroid cancer, gastric cancer, Non Hodgkin lymphoma, and lung cancer. Finding these cancers months or years before symptoms appear gives you more treatment choices and a stronger chance for recovery.
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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.
"As a veteran who has deployed to numerous locations with questionable environments, knowing what’s happening inside my body is the best prevention. The VA is good but it’s reactive not proactive like the body scans. Money well spent." -Jon Scott, 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
We’ve put together a resource center with information on what preventative scans can find and how they work. You’ll see explanations of different scan types, what conditions they detect, and how people use the results. Take a look if you’re still researching your options.
Get Started With a Computed Tomography Scan Today
Book your scan online from home in Tempe, AZ or give us a call today. We’ll explain what happens during the appointment and how you’ll receive your results. Getting screened now means you have baseline information for comparison later.
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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 Does a Full Body Scan Typically Cost in Tempe, AZ?
Pricing for a full body scan ranges from $2,500 to $5,000 across Tempe CT scan centers. We charge $2,495. Lower overhead allows us to offer current imaging technology and board-certified radiologist review without the price markup other facilities add to cover their operating costs. You gain actionable data about your cardiovascular health, organ function, and potential abnormalities in a single appointment.
What does a full body scan detect?
A full body CT scan detects hidden problems while you still feel healthy. We find heart disease, enlarged lymph nodes, and fatty liver before symptoms appear. The scan examines your lungs, heart, liver, spleen, gallbladder, pancreas, spine, and kidneys. Coronary artery calcium deposits and plaque buildup become visible even when you feel fine.
Who is a good candidate for a body scan?
You’re a great candidate for a full body CT scan if you’re over 35, overweight, or have diabetes. People in Tempe with family history of cancer, heart disease, or aneurysms benefit from screening. Current or former heavy smokers need scans. Healthy people who are looking for preventative care qualify too, regardless of symptoms or risk. You walk out with a detailed map of your organs, arteries, and tissues, giving you and your physician concrete evidence to guide decisions about medications, lifestyle changes, or specialist referrals.
Are full body CT scans safe?
Full body scans use low-dose radiation technology to keep Tempe patients protected. The procedure takes less than 10 minutes, uses no contrast or iodine, and carries minimal risks. Our imaging technology is advanced, side effects are rare, and we skip beta-blockers entirely to make scanning safer for you.
What's the difference between DEXA scans and CT scans?
A DEXA scan checks bone density and basic body composition in targeted areas, while a full body CT scan provides detailed views of organs, tissues, and blood vessels throughout your entire system. Think of DEXA as a focused assessment tool, whereas CT imaging offers a comprehensive health snapshot that can identify early signs of cancer, heart disease, and other conditions.
What's the difference between MRI scans and CT scans?
When comparing these two imaging methods, the technology and purpose differ significantly. A whole body MRI relies on magnetic fields and radio waves, involves no radiation, and provides detailed views of soft tissues, the brain, spine, and joints. The procedure takes longer than other scans. A full body CT scan uses X-ray technology with low radiation and completes in under 10 minutes, producing images of bones, organs, and lung tissue. Tempe residents benefit from understanding that both scans serve different diagnostic purposes based on individual health needs.
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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.
