Concierge + longevity

Vascular Imaging for High-Touch Prevention Programs

AAI's mobile CIMT model complements all forms of concierge practices, longevity programs, prevention practices, and functional medicine practices that value deeper risk conversations, organized diagnostics, and a calm, premium patient experience.

Program fit

Structural vascular information, delivered with context

CIMT and carotid plaque observations can add structural information to a prevention conversation that already considers symptoms, family history, blood pressure, lipids, diabetes, smoking, medications, lifestyle, and other testing.

AAI focuses on consistent workflow and clear reporting. The treating physician decides whether the examination is appropriate and how any finding affects care.

Annual prevention programs

Coordinate imaging within a broader, physician-directed assessment.

Member screening days

Offer defined appointment windows in a familiar practice setting.

Longitudinal conversations

Organize prior and current information when repeat imaging is clinically appropriate and methodologically comparable.

Open collaboration

Every concierge model, anywhere in the United States

AAI welcomes collaborative efforts with membership-based, direct primary care, boutique, executive, prevention, longevity, functional medicine, and other concierge practice models across the United States.

Programs may be coordinated at an eligible practice, clinic, medical office, client site, health fair, or conference—and internationally when the scope and local requirements align.

Practice partnerships

Build a one-day, recurring, or program-specific mobile CIMT workflow around your patient experience.

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Frequently asked

Straight answers to common questions.

Is CIMT a biological-age test?

No. Some methods express an imaging or risk comparison as a vascular age, but vascular age is narrower than the broader concept of biological age.

Can a result determine treatment by itself?

No. Treatment decisions require the complete clinical context and physician judgment.

Private inquiry

Bring clarity to the prevention conversation.