The VS Diagnostics Testing Series

The VS Diagnostics Testing Series

VS Diagnostics Vital Systems Assessment Tests are a series of very simple, non-invasive tests designed to assess the overall health of a patient’s heart and nervous system.

“VSAT has become an integral component of my care plans”

“As a neurological specialist focusing on interventional pain management, VSAT has become an integral component of my care plans. Having a baseline for my patients prior to a procedure helps me to make more informed decisions on the most appropriate treatment.”

Dr. B, Illinois

The VS Diagnostics Testing Series

VS Diagnostics Vital Systems Assessment Tests are a series of very simple, non-invasive tests designed to assess the overall health of a patient’s heart and nervous system.

These common cardiovascular risk factors may qualify patients for VSD Testing at least annually:

These common cardiovascular risk factors may qualify patients for VSAT testing at least annually:

  • Diabetes

  • Chronic pain

  • Obesity

  • High blood pressure

  • Hardening of the arteries

  • History of smoking

  • High cholesterol

  • Neurological or neuropathic pain

  • Tingling or numbness
  • Dizziness
  • Family history of cardiovascular disease or sudden cardiac death

It’s all about Medical Necessity

Testing is ALWAYS done based on medical necessity and according to Medicare’s guidelines for each state.

Results indicate the effectiveness of current treatment, potential early onset risk factors, referral recommendations, or even if more urgent steps are needed to prevent a cardiovascular event. Such objective quantifiers can help mitigate risk for both the patient and the practice.

Don’t miss this opportunity to make a difference for your patients and practice.

Learn more about
VS Diagnostics today!

Learn more about
VS Diagnostics today!

The common goal is always to improve the patient’s health, reduce associated healthcare costs and better test scores through healthy lifestyle modifications, effective medications, patient compliance, and other treatment and follow up recommendations.

The common goal is always to improve the patient’s health, reduce associated healthcare costs and better test scores through healthy lifestyle modifications, effective medications, patient compliance, and other treatment and follow up recommendations.