Screening-day programs

Host a Polished CIMT Screening Day at Your Practice

AAI helps physician offices, client sites, health fairs, conferences, executive programs, corporate programs, and defined private groups coordinate an efficient carotid ultrasound screening day with clear roles, scheduled appointment windows, and physician-centered report delivery.

Four steps

From planning call to report delivery

01

Define the program

Confirm the location, audience, preferred date range, expected participants, and clinical workflow.

02

Prepare the site

Identify an appropriate private exam room, electrical access, patient flow, and a practice point person.

03

Run the schedule

Use organized appointment windows to keep the experience calm and minimize disruption.

04

Deliver reports

AAI prepares structured screening reports for the agreed physician-review pathway.

Planning checklist

What to have ready for the first conversation

  • Practice or organization name and exact service location
  • Preferred dates and approximate number of participants
  • Treating or reviewing physician workflow
  • Available private room and patient-flow considerations
  • Primary coordinator and preferred follow-up method
Travel-ready

Host AAI in Texas, nationwide, or abroad

Screening days can be proposed for eligible locations anywhere in Texas, throughout the United States, and internationally by coordination.

AAI confirms site suitability, travel logistics, program scope, physician-review pathways, and applicable requirements before scheduling.

Collaborations

Explore health fair, conference, executive, corporate, prevention, functional medicine, and concierge partnerships.

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Frequently asked

Straight answers to common questions.

How many people are needed?

Program size and scheduling are planned case by case. Share the estimated number of participants so AAI can recommend a workable format.

What does the office need to provide?

Typical needs include a private exam room, basic site access, a coordinated schedule, and a physician-review pathway. Exact requirements are confirmed during planning.

Can this be part of an annual wellness event?

Potentially. The clinical and operational fit should be reviewed in advance, and all findings still require appropriate physician context.

Private inquiry

Bring clarity to the prevention conversation.