Your Advanced Cardiovascular HEALTH Score

Turning Information Into Understanding

More testing is useful only when the information helps guide better decisions.

As part of the Advanced Cardiovascular HEALTH Program, the HEALTH Score brings together 33 measures of cardiovascular, metabolic, functional, cognitive, and overall health into a score to compare year over year improvements and to monitor important domains of health for a better life.

Rather than looking at individual test results in isolation, we use these measurements to help identify areas of strength, recognize opportunities for improvement, and follow changes in your health over time.

33 Measures
A multidimensional assessment of health.

Measuring multiple factors in five different domains of health produces a meaningful, reproducible, objective assessment of weighted variables producing the HEALTH Score.

0–100 HEALTH Score
A clear way to follow your overall health.

Individualized Recommendations
Your findings are reviewed in the context of your medical history, goals, and individual risk.


More Than a Collection of Tests

Physician-Directed Cardiovascular Prevention

Technology can provide extraordinary amounts of information. The value comes from determining which findings matter and what should be done about them.

Your results are reviewed in the context of your medical history, family history, medications, lifestyle, physical findings, and Core HEALTH evaluation.

Together, we use that information to develop an individualized plan that may address:

Cardiovascular
Blood pressure, lipids, Coronary Artery Calcium Score, Heart Ejection Fraction, Electrocardiogram, Plaque Score and other modifiable factors.

Biochemical and Metabolic Health
Glucose Regulation, Organ Function, Body Metabolism, Malignancy history.

Neurologic
Nerve Function, Brain Function, Cognition, Hearing.

Fitness and Body Metrics
Body Composition, Agility, Strength and Respiratory Function.

Lifestyle and Nutrition
Nocturnal ODI, PR interval Nutrition and other measures.

Long-term Health Preservation
Following meaningful measurements over time rather than focusing on a single snapshot improves the value of the assessment, HEALTH recommendations and improvements over time.