A QT scan is a modern way to monitor your breast health safely and comfortably. Unlike mammograms, it uses sound waves instead of X-rays, so there is no ionizing radiation and no breast compression. Most women find the experience gentle and far more comfortable than traditional imaging.

It can be especially helpful if you have dense breasts, implants, or if you want to limit your exposure to radiation while still getting detailed information. QT Imaging reports that its technology captures up to 200,000× more data per voxel than conventional MRI (company data), supporting highly detailed 3D views of your breast tissue without radiation or compression.

Mammograms are the current standard of care for breast cancer screening and have helped save lives. However, they also have limitations that some women prefer to consider. They use ionizing radiation and require significant compression, which many women find uncomfortable or painful.

For women with dense breast tissue, mammograms can be less sensitive and may lead to callbacks or additional imaging. QT Imaging is designed to complement, not replace, mammography. Your healthcare provider can help determine the best approach for you.

QT scans are interpreted by board-certified radiologists who specialize in QT Imaging technology. These professionals receive specific training to interpret the high-resolution acoustic data produced by the system.

At LongevityRx, your scan is reviewed by a radiologist and a state-licensed physician. Results are typically ready within five business days and are uploaded securely to your patient portal.

A proactive approach combines breast self-awareness, safe imaging, and lifestyle factors that support long-term health. This includes:

• Monthly breast awareness
• Safe, repeatable imaging options like QT Imaging
• When appropriate, blood-based early detection tools such as liquid biopsy tests
• A nutrient-dense diet, exercise, stress management, and restorative sleep

A QT scan typically takes about 20 minutes from start to finish. Most patients describe it as comfortable, gentle, and far less stressful than traditional imaging because there is no compression and no radiation.

QT Imaging is not currently covered by most insurance plans. Many patients choose to pay out of pocket and then submit their receipt for possible out-of-network reimbursement.

Our LongevityRx team can provide the documentation you need, and some patients may be able to use HSA or FSA funds depending on their plan.