Step 1 — CCTA imaging
Most people only find out what was really happening in their arteries after they're gone. An autopsy finally tells the truth — when it's too late to do anything about it. At ClearCardio we don't guess; we measure.
We capture our "Living Autopsy" using an ultra-advanced cardiac CT scan, combined with AI, that lets us examine your heart and arteries with autopsy-level detail while you're fully awake, walking, and able to change the outcome.
Traditional tests guess. The Living Autopsy shows.
It's like taking a 3D, high-definition camera and running it through every inch of your heart's plumbing, without ever breaking the skin.
ClearCardio exists to prevent heart attacks and strokes, not just react to them. To treat the root cause, we need to know four things: do you have plaque, how much, what kind, and is the treatment plan actually reversing it. The Living Autopsy answers all four.
We've partnered with select, top-tier imaging centers in the United States that use a rare class of ultra-premium CT scanners. These systems can scan your entire heart in a single heartbeat, with enough resolution to pick up a speck of plaque and enough computing power to quantify it precisely.
That's the level of detail you need if you're going to bet your life on the results.
This is why Dr. Osborne has not personally performed a diagnostic heart catheterization in 21 years.
With a Living Autopsy, you don't have to wait for a real event to know the truth about your heart. You can see the disease now, treat it now, and measure your progress over time.
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One visit in person. Ongoing prevention by telehealth.
Wherever you live, you can apply to join ClearCardio's patent-pending prevention program. You'll start with a single on-site visit at one of our clinics, then continue your care through structured telehealth visits, virtual coaching and remote monitoring designed to track and treat plaque over time.
With 30 years of preventative cardiology, 25,000 evaluations over 21 years and a proven process, you're in excellent hands. On your Patient Assessment Call we'll review your history and goals, explain how travel and telehealth would work for you, and make sure the program is a good fit before you commit.