Most heart attacks actually occur in people with “normal” cholesterol, and stress tests miss most people at risk. The heart scan is the best way to measure cardiovascular disease. And, by the way, it’s one of the easiest scans you can get. If you’re feeling nervous or ashamed about knowing your number, believe us, we’ve seen it all. And if you’re reading this, it’s not too late. We know what to do to lower your number (and it might be lower than you think). Learn more about your first heart scan →

Doctors recommend a baseline heart scan for men 45+ and women 50+ (or 40 and 45, respectively, if significant risk factors are present). Did you know that women are 7x more likely to die from heart disease than breast cancer? If you’re younger than this and want to invest in preventative health care, give us a call – we’d be happy to chat about what your options are.

Not at this time, but we’re working to bring coverage for employees of partnering enterprises.

Yes, but we find that cutting-edge medical research takes roughly ten years to trickle down into mainstream medical practice. We’re able to be much more agile. We believe that in 10-20 years, this will be the model that caring cardiologists will look to for patients in need of long-lasting results, not band-aids. Check out this article: Why cardiology hasn’t caught up (yet) →

How much is living worth to you? Actually, working with Cruxpoint costs significantly less than the costs you’ll incur by going through the “sickcare” system. Our programs are designed to help you see success without arduous lifestyle changes, like becoming vegan or meditating for hours a day. You can see our program costs right here →