What You'll Get
Health screenings are a more accurate alternative to asking carnival barkers to guess how many blood cells you have. Step right up for physical assessments with this Groupon.
Choose from Four Options
- $19 for an EBT heart scan and consultation for one person (a $499 value)
- $29 for an EBT heart scan and consultation for a married or cohabiting couple (a $998 value)
- $79 for an EBT heart and lung scan and consultation for one person (a $950 value)
- $139 for an EBT heart and lung scan and consultation for a married or cohabiting couple (a $1,900 value)
The EBCT C300 scanner captures high-resolution 3-D images of the heart and lungs. Although the device uses CT technology, it scans at 10 times the speed of a traditional CT machine. The radiologist on staff interprets the results and drafts a report for the patient and the patient's physician, potentially detecting warning signs for heart disease and lung cancer. The visit, which includes an explanatory consultation, lasts 45-60 minutes. During the consultation, staff will interpret the scans and explain other available health scans and programs; these additional scans and programs are not required.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires 180 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy multiple additional as gifts. Valid only for option purchased. Limit 1 promotional scan per individual per 5 year period. Must schedule appointment within 90 days of purchase. Appointment required. Must be between 45 and 72 years old. Max height of 6'4". Max weight of 320 lbs. Metallic implants, including pacemakers and stents, may affect test results. Married or cohabitating couples must attend consultation together. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Virtual Imaging
Virtual Imaging's office is the only place in the state of Georgia where you can find Imatron's EBCT C300 scanner. The high-tech piece of medical CT scanning equipment helps its subjects prevent heart attacks by spotting coronary calcium and plaque deposits, and can also detect the telltale signs of lung and colon cancer before the disease takes hold of the body. Using electron beam tomography (EBT), the scanner also records images of the abdominal area using less radiation than a standard CT machine and none of the props found in a typical photo booth.