Physician practice partnerships
Incorporate CIMT and carotid plaque screening into a coordinated, physician-directed prevention program.
Explore physician partnershipsAdvanced Arterial Imaging (AAI) is a Dallas–Fort Worth-based mobile preventive vascular imaging service specializing in CIMT and carotid plaque screening for physician practices, concierge medicine, longevity programs, functional and preventive medicine practices, executive health, and coordinated screening programs.
AAI brings the imaging workflow directly to the practice—helping physicians incorporate CIMT screening without purchasing ultrasound equipment, maintaining permanent imaging staff, or referring every patient to an outside imaging facility.
AAI works throughout Dallas, Fort Worth, Frisco, Plano, McKinney, Allen, Prosper, Southlake, Grapevine, Arlington, and surrounding DFW communities. These are mobile service areas, not physical AAI offices in each city.
AAI supports Physician Practices, Concierge Medicine, Longevity Medicine, Functional Medicine, Preventive Medicine, Internal Medicine, Executive Health, and Corporate Wellness programs. Screening sessions are coordinated with the practice or program team around its patients, site, and clinical workflow.
Incorporate CIMT and carotid plaque screening into a coordinated, physician-directed prevention program.
Explore physician partnershipsCoordinate proposed dates, room requirements, participant count, patient instructions, and report-delivery arrangements with AAI before the session.
Plan a screening dayAAI is available for coordinated mobile programs across Texas, throughout the United States, and internationally, subject to scheduling, travel, and site requirements.
Explore mobile service areasCarotid intima-media thickness (CIMT) testing uses ultrasound to measure the intima and media layers of the carotid arterial wall. The examination does not use ionizing radiation. Carotid plaque assessment documents visible plaque in the segments examined; wall thickness and plaque are related but distinct findings.
Your physician interprets the findings alongside your history, blood pressure, cholesterol, and other risk information. CIMT is not a routine screening recommendation for every adult. A screening result cannot rule out coronary artery disease or predict whether or when a heart attack or stroke will occur.
AAI primarily works through physician practices and organized screening programs. Individuals in the Dallas–Fort Worth area who are looking for CIMT testing may contact AAI with their city or ZIP code to ask about current availability, participating practices, or an appropriate local screening pathway.
Select “Individual testing inquiry” on the contact form and include your city or ZIP code. AAI will clarify availability and any physician coordination or order requirements. An inquiry does not reserve an appointment; confirm the location, fee, preparation instructions, and report timing before attending.
Find DFW CIMT AvailabilityContact AAI with your practice or program name, city, proposed dates, and estimated participant count. AAI coordinates equipment, imaging personnel, patient flow, room requirements, and report-delivery arrangements with your team.
No. AAI brings mobile ultrasound equipment and experienced imaging personnel for coordinated screening sessions at suitable practice or program locations.
Yes. DFW is AAI’s home market, not its service boundary. Programs across Texas, nationwide, and internationally can be discussed by advance coordination.
Yes. Select “Individual testing inquiry” on the contact form; an organization or practice name is optional. AAI will clarify available testing options and any physician coordination or order requirements before scheduling. An inquiry is not a confirmed booking.
AAI operates a mobile, appointment-based service. City listings describe service coverage, not permanent staffed offices or walk-in availability. Confirm the exact testing location before attending.
Your practice can contact AAI to discuss a screening session. Scheduling depends on the proposed location, room suitability, participant count, and availability. The practice and AAI confirm logistics before appointments are offered.
Ask AAI to confirm the fee, any travel or program charges, payment arrangements, and expected report timing for your appointment. These details depend on the testing setting. Confirm insurance or reimbursement questions before proceeding; coverage is not guaranteed.
No. CIMT measures carotid arterial-wall thickness, and plaque assessment looks for visible plaque in the neck arteries. It does not directly image the coronary arteries or replace a diagnostic carotid duplex when clinically indicated. Your physician should determine which examination is appropriate.
Your treating physician should review the report in the context of your overall cardiovascular risk and decide whether follow-up or other testing is appropriate. Screening findings alone do not establish a treatment plan.
External sources are provided for education and do not imply endorsement of AAI.