Body Composition Analysis:
A 7-site skin-fold analysis is conducted, by our registered dietician. Your body fat percentage is then calculated and compared to the average of your peers. This is a useful tool to determine the composition of your weight.

Cardiac Imaging (Non-Invasive):
A full range of cardiac nuclear imaging and echocardiography evaluating many aspects of cardiac function. Provides additional information to that obtained from a resting EKG or exercise testing.

Chest X-ray:
Radiological evaluation of the lungs, heart, great vessels, and chest wall structures.

Colonoscopy:
Visual examination of the large intestine (colon) using a lighted, flexible fiber optic or video endoscope.

Complete Blood Screening Lab Profile:
An extensive panel of blood and urinary tests including cholesterol assessment, as well as kidney, thyroid, and liver function.

Coronary Risk Profile:
A graphic assessment of factors affecting one's risk for coronary artery disease.

CT Scans (Heart & Body):
Our CT screening services provide technology that targets those regions of the body most likely to harbor silent but potentially serious disease. The scan is performed with a cutting-edge multi-sectional, multi-detector CT scanner and is interpreted by expert physicians who meet with you to review your results. This service is designed to be an early disease detection system. It can help you prevent and possibly reverse potential health problems before they become critical medical issues - by early medical intervention or by simply making healthy lifestyle changes.

CT - Heart Scan:
This heart scan study evaluates your risk of coronary artery disease. The scanner images your heart and the blood vessels supplying its muscle with blood. It detects the amount of calcium in the walls of these vessels and calculates your "calcium score". A high score for your age group is statistically associated with coronary events in the future.

CT - Body Scan:
This test provides images from the top of the abdomen through the pelvis, examining all major organs and tissues for diseases such as cancer, aortic aneurysm and lymphoma, as well as non-life threatening conditions such as gallstones, arthritis, kidney stones and osteoporosis.

EGD - Endoscopy:
Visual examination of the upper intestinal tract using a lighted, flexible fiber optic or video endoscope.

Fitness Consultation:
A meeting with a personal trainer to assess your fitness history, past injuries, personal goals, as well as time availability to formulate a customized fitness program with an emphasis on strength training and flexibility.

Functional Movement Screening (FMS):
A whole-body assessment of fundamental movement patterns that can show limitations or asymmetries of basic movement encountered during daily living. These asymmetries and limitations may predispose the executive to injury or chronic pain. The FMS can also reveal movements that cause pain and may need further medical evaluation.

HIV Screening:
A blood test for Immune Deficiency Syndrome.

Lower GI X-ray (Barium Enema): 
Radiological evaluation of the lower intestinal tract (or colon), utilizing an enema suspension that coats the lining of the colon and helps to visualize abnormalities, such as cancer or polyps (growth in the colon lining).

Mammogram:
A low level x-ray of the breasts. To help detect lesions (abnormal growths).

Medical History:
Questionnaire to be completed by patient that serves as guideline for physician in assessing family history, as well as past and present health of individual. Physician reviews it thoroughly with patient during personal consultation.

MRI Imaging Test:
State of the art imaging quality for neurological, body and musculoskeletal imaging. Available on two different types of scanners - open or traditional.

Nutritional Analysis:
A 3-day dietary recall, which will be completed prior to arrival, is analyzed by our registered dietician and recommendations for dietary enhancement are provided.

Osteoporosis Bone Screening:
A very low-radiation assessment of the density (or calcium content) of the bones of the spine and hip to screen for osteoporosis.

Pap & Pelvic Examination:
Standard gynecologic evaluation with Pap Smear of cervix, vaginal lining, and palpitation of pelvic organs.

PET/CT Full Body Scan:
A state of the art technology that combines molecular level imaging with anatomical accuracy with the detail of CT. This technology enables us to detect cancers at their earliest possible level for early intervention and treatment.

Physical Examination:
A comprehensive medical examination with special enphasis on cardiovascular abnormalities and cancer screening.

PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen):
A screening blood test for prostrate cancer. Suggested age guideline for male is 40+ annually.

Psychological Stress Profile:
This screening consists of several psychological questionnaires which yield a written report summary of personality features. A psychologist will discuss the results with the client.

Resting EKG:
Electrical assessment of the heart's conduction system and function at rest.

Thermage:
Is a radio frequency device that tightens and gently lifts tissue while protecting the outer skin surface. Thermage provides a firming tune-up for the fact to restore the skin's natural youthful appearance and keep a competitive edge.

Treadmill Stress Test:
An electrocardiogram monitored exercise test to help detect possible underlying coronary artery disease and to determine the level of cardiovascular fitness.

Upper GI X-ray:
Radiological evaluation of the upper digestive system, including the esophagus, stomach, and first portion of the small intestine.