It is our mission to help people live as well as possible for as long as possible. With that in mind we want to enlist  clubs, organisations and sporting bodies to actually predict and prevent heart attack.

Our program is uniquely positioned to save lives in such a way that clubs and associates can empower their members to assess their risks and put a plan in place to prevent a life-threatening event before it even happens.

With a mixture of latest technology that few even in the medical profession are aware of and a world-renowned Cardiologist Doctor Warrick Bishop make us global leaders in this simple and effective strategy.

“Australian expenditure on Cardiovascular Disease "CVD" is enormous; more is spent on CVD than any other disease group. In 2012-2013, $5 billion was spent on healthcare for people with CVD, which equates to 12% of all healthcare expenditure.” “The indirect costs of CVD are also hefty. Treating CVD often involves large surgical procedures, lengthy recovery periods, loss of independence and loss of income. In addition, many people who experience a cardiovascular event, such as heart attack or stroke, will take time off work, resulting in losses to their employer as well."

https://www.adviservoice.com.au/2019/01/cpd-the-cost-of-care-part-3-the-cost-of-heart-and-artery/

• Dedicated organisation branded heath portal
• On-line Heart Assessment for each member
• Overall Heart Health Risk Report for CEO
• Arrange for CT scans for eligible member

• Individual reading of results provided privately
• Ongoing Education Portal
• Screening of future member
• Annual Risk Assessment

"What is a "CT Heart Scan" ?"

It’s fast, accurate and safe

Cardiac CT scanning is a fast, non-invasive CT imaging scan that provides you with a complete and accurate assessment of the coronary arteries of your heart. It’s a fast, accurate and safe way to exclude the presence of coronary artery disease or provide you with the earliest possible evidence of coronary artery disease (CAD). This is the term given to atherosclerosis, a hardening of the coronary arteries as a result of a build-up of plaque inside the artery wall. Cardiac CT scanning combines the expertise and knowledge of a Radiologist and a Cardiologist working as a specialist team.

How Cardiac CT Scanning Works

The latest technology allows doctors and specialists to see what previously could not be seen. Cardiac CT scanning uses a fast CT scanner to take a series of cross-section X-Ray pictures of your heart. These individual X-Rays are then combined to create a complete 3D picture of your heart and all its arteries. From a Cardiologist and Radiologist’s perspective, viewing this 3D picture is like seeing inside your body.

A key element to any new approach to primary prevention and risk assessment is the availability of, and accessibility to, imaging the coronary arteries using CT scanning. This is a non-invasive, safe way to evaluate the build-up of cholesterol, or atheroma, to give an indication of the health of the coronary arteries in an asymptomatic person. Central to this, we must understand that a build-up of cholesterol within the arteries generally leads to associated deposits of calcium in the artery, so that calcium can be used as an indicator of plaque build-up.

Who is it for and how do we help?

This is where the challenge comes in.  If someone is perfectly healthy and fit, why would they be encouraged to get this CT scan.  In some cases, with low risk, it might not make sense for them to have it but it could represent peace of mind.

After all, if you broke a rib you would want to know how badly it was broken so you could put strategies in place to properly heal.  In this case you don’t even know if you rib is broken.

Our goal is to help organisations assess their employee’s risk of a heart attack event, facilitate the CT scans for eligible persons and ensure the results are accurately communicated to them and their GP.  At the same time protecting everyone’s privacy and health outcomes.

But it’s more than that.  We want to then help educate your employees to stay or get healthy and provide regular on-going screening to make sure they have the best protection for the future.

At the same time the organisation helps to improve their productivity levels and prevent the sudden loss of any employees that would impact everyone from work and home.

Number of enrolled members

Number of members “at risk”

Number of CT Scans needed