Early Detection Scans

Proactive health scans detecting early heart, cancer, and body issues

About Global LifeScan

Global LifeScan empowers you to take control of your own healthcare journey! Don’t wait until a symptom occurs. We offer early screening for heart disease, cancer, aneurisms, and other healthcare issues. All scans take less than 15 minutes and utilize safe, low dose CT imaging technology by GE.

Global LifeScan is proud to partner with Dr. Perez and Global Family and Functional Medicine serving the Bluffton community for over 20 years. We are privileged to bring self service proactive health screening to the Global community from Savannah to Charleston.

We are located inside the offices of Global Family and Functional Medicine!

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Our Technology

We are proud to offer low-dose CT imaging technology made by General Electric. GE is the gold standard in medical imaging globally.

Affordable

By working outside of the broken medical insurance industry we are able to offer full body scans for a fraction of the cost of typical hospital scan.

Safe

During a typcial scanning session the amount of radiation delivered is about the same as what we are exposed to on a round trip flight to the West Coast.

Our Team

We work with a best-in-class, board certified radiology team led by Dr. Thomas Atlas. Our typical report turnaround time is 3-5 business days.

Fast

A full body CT scan takes less than 10 minutes. We can easily scan you and a family member in a thirty minute appointment slot.

Flexible

You can choose to do a one-time scan or take advantage of our annual programs that keep you always ahead of the game with your healthcare.

America’s Leading Causes of Death

Cardiovascular disease is the #1 cause of death in America. A simple, safe, and fast heart scan can give you peace of mind.

Lung cancer is the #1 cause of cancer deaths in America

Multiple studies show that cancer is affecting younger people more frequently, with a rising incidence rate in adults under 50. Cancer is becoming more common in this age group, and a global analysis predicts a 30% increase in early-onset cancers between 2019 and 2030.