Preventive Cardiovascular Screening Centre
We look where most checkups don’t, so you don’t discover a problem only after it becomes one.
Why does this matter?
Cardiovascular Screening at Thrive is a prevention-first program designed to find early warning signs in the heart and blood vessels, often years before symptoms show up.
We combine proven diagnostic tests, expert interpretation, and a friendly ‘plan to action’ so you can make real, lasting changes to protect your heart.
Heart and vascular disease can be quiet: the body adapts and symptoms may not show until the problem is advanced. That’s why targeted screening, ‘looking at arteries, rhythm, blood markers, and lifestyle factors,’ is the smartest investment you can make for long term health.
Screening tools such as carotid ultrasound, coronary calcium scoring, ECGs, ankle-brachial index and targeted blood biomarks are used worldwide to identify subclinical (hidden) cardiovascular disease and refine risk prediction.
What makes Thrive’s screening different?
Here are the points that make Thrive’s screening different from others.
Comprehensive, yet friendly
We don’t just run tests, we explain them so you get what your results mean.
Evidence-based batteries
We use tests shown in the literature to improve early detection and risk stratification.
Actionable results
Every screening ends with an individualized report, a clear risk score, and a step-by-step plan.
Ongoing support
Coaching, follow-up testing, and coordination with your primary care or cardiology team.
Services we provide
Core Screening (recommended base)
- Clinical risk review ad vitals Family history, medications, blood pressure trends, BMI lifestyle.
- 12-lead ECG (EKG) Check rhythm and signs of electrical heart disease.
- Comprehensive blood panel, Lipid profile (HDL, LDL, Triglycerides), fasting glucose/A1c, basic metabolic panel, and inflammation markers (e.g., hs-CRP when indicated). Many biomarkers add predictive value for future events.
- Personalised Heart Health Report Plain language results summary plus next steps.
Advanced Vascular Add-Ons (for fuller insights)
- Carotid ultrasound/CIMT (carotid intima-media thickness)
- Coronary artery calcium (CAC) score (CT scan)
- Ankle-Brachial Index (ABI)
- Vascular ultrasound/arterial stiffness tests
- Extended rhythm monitoring (Holter or Patch monitors)
- Why we offer both Ultrasound and CAC: carotid ultrasound and coronary calcium measure different but complementary aspects of vascular disease; together they improve the detection of subclinical problems.
Personalized prevention and follow-ups
- Individualized lifestyle and nutrition with exercise recommendations
- Heart-healthy action plan based on screening results
- Medication review and preventive therapy guidance
- Optional follow-up visits for ongoing monitoring
- Coordination with primary care and cardiology when needed
Patient experience and support
- Easy scheduling and fast results
- Clear, jargon-free explanation of findings
- Customizable screening packages
- Supportive, prevention-focused care team
Three quick scenarios
Here we are presenting some of the situations or patient journeys you can say, to provide the idea about what we do.
The people above 40 at risk of proactiveness
Concern: family history of early heart attacks.
We guide them with a path that includes a ‘core care’ healthcare plan with a CAC score. If calcium is found, we fast-track to lifestyle and preventive med review.
A person above in his 60s leading a busy life with high cholesterol
Concern: high LDL for years
We lead them towards our ‘core care’ healthcare plan with Carotid ultrasound and ABI to evaluate systemic disease; personalized lipid strategy and follow-up schedule.
The symptom-shy patient
Concern: occasional lightheadedness or palpitations.
Here what we’ll do is, we hand them over a healthcare plan and guidance leading to ECG with extended rhythm monitoring; blood tests; cardiovascular risk review and coaching.
What to expect at your visit?
Check-in and brief intake: Tell us meds, family history and lifestyle that takes up to 5 to 10 minutes.
Vitals and baseline tests: BP, pulse, BMI, 12-lead ECG that takes up to 10 to 15 minutes.
Blood draw (if dropped): Fasting instructions provided when needed.
Imaging/add ons: Carotid ultrasound or ABI which takes 15 to 30 minutes per test; CAC requires CT scheduling.
Same day brief review: Used for many tests and a full report within 1 to 3 days for lab dependent items.
Action plan: Some very easy to follow steps; lifestyle, meds, referrals, follow up schedule.
How results translate to action
Screening is only useful if it leads to the healthier YOU. Our reports include:
Risk level
(low/moderate/high) with
plain explanation.
Concrete next steps (e.g., “Start statin? Yes/No, with rationale”, or “Lifestyle focus: DASH-style diet with 150 min/week moderate activity”.)
Follow-up plan
(repeat interval, referral to cardiology, or monitoring timeline).
This practical approach helps patients move from uncertainty to clarity to measurable improvement.
Frequently Asked Questions
screening can’t guarantee prevention, but it identifies risk early so you and your clinician can take steps that reduce the chance of heart attack and stroke.
CAC is low-dose CT; radiation exposure is small. It’s used selectively when the additional information will change management, we’ll explain risk vs benefit for every test.
It depends on your risk. Many people repeat the core check yearly. Imaging (CIMT or CAC) is done less frequently, often every few years, or as clinically indicated. Your clinician will recommend a schedule personalised for you.
Coverage varies. Some preventive elements are commonly covered; advanced tests may require pre-authorization or be out-of-pocket. We’ll help check your plan.
If you have a family history of risk factors, then Yes. Many people with “normal” lifestyles still have hidden risks; screening gives clarity and peace of mind.
