Advanced Body ScanReviews of advancedbodyscan.com

We weren't aware, and it wasn't made clear to me when I purchased the scan, that we would need to sit through a sales demonstration before the scan. Shortly before our appointment day I received an email stating there would be a time of consult to go over medical history but was never told there would be a sales demo. It was irritating at best. Given testimonies from 2012 to create fear and a sense of urgency to purchase was not what we were expecting. I think it would be a great idea to forewarn your potential customers of all that's to be expected during their visit. Thanks for allowing me to give feedback. I hope this helps.

Was more like a high pressure timeshare sales. Kept pressing and pressing.

Wasn’t what we were expecting! Wanting high dollar amount of money for something that my medical insurance would pay for!

Got there at 1305 for a 1300 appointment. Waited until 1350 to see anyone. I had another appt at 1500 - as your instructions said it would take one hour. Had to rush thru to get the sales pitch and my wife's scan done. I could NOT do mine, as I have had a CAT scan 6 months ago from a falling accident. NOWHERE did your literature tell me (that I could find...) that I could not do another x-ray for 12 months...so I wasted my time coming there.....and now have to come back. NOT good customer service in either of these issues.

If I wanted to sit through a two hour timeshare presentation I would have picked a prettier location. You all don’t care about my health. Your number one priority is how many body scans you can sell me for future use. If you really cared about people you would offer a reasonably priced package for a one time full body scan. After all, I’m already there. Just 13 more minutes for let’s say, $500. Not $1250. After we left we actually looked around and did some pricing and there are other places offering similar services for less without the two hour timeshare speech.

We do not know yet what the scan revealed. What I am convinced of is that Advanced Body Scan runs an overpriced business that advertises a low price, and then tries to capture people into committing to choices of programs that are not priced reasonably. I hoped that there would be a revealing of anything to either or both of us to address, but what I remember is the continuous effort by Don Webber to attempt to make us commit to some "plan" that would cost us thousands of dollars over several years. The concept of trying to take money from people has been around for a long time. It is no wonder that salespeople are generally suspect when it comes to honesty. I surely don't need anyone declaring his/her own honesty; that is best left for people who know them. The procedure was quick and painless, so that is a plus. But the company needs to change its sales tactics. I still remember over the many years of our marriage the slick-talking people we have dealt with: con artists who try to sell time shares (not for us), overpriced cookware (we got a better deal), Insurance (what a scam), automobiles (that is why we prefer individual owners) and now body scan services. When we first entered the building and met with the receptionist, the first thing she wanted upon bringing up our names and appointment was the $82.00. Then, when Don Webber took us to the back with the intent of "taking us," he refused to take "no" for an answer. I suppose he figured he would wear us down. Persistence cannot force people who cannot afford the product or services to sign a contract. I take care of paying our bills and seeing that we keep a balanced budget. When I say "NO," I MEAN NO. When I said my final "NO," I saw the change in Don's demeanor and attitude. It is always best to deal honestly with people, for, in the long period, people will not resent that they have been coerced into buying what they cannot afford. Poor people cannot afford to spend money foolishly. If this scanner is really that great, why not make it available to more people at a lower cost? If Advanced Body Scan can afford to offer a service worth "$2,700" for a couple at a cost of $82.00, then why not offer it to a couple for $250 all year long? if they need additional scans, they may be more likely to come in for them. In case the company only understands "bottom line" math, there is real math that is understood by most people. That is practical math. It is far easier to come up with $250 once or twice a year, than to pay $1,350 at a time, or purchase a subscription that costs from $129. per month to $238. per month. Each of these programs take five years to pay off. If this machine is as wonderful as salespeople like Don Webber want others to believe, and their interest is future better health of them, do the right and honest thing, and cut the prices drastically. You will get plenty of business. Steven L. Vail

Although I was satisfied with the final report of my scan, I am extremely disappointed in the handling of my scan and subsequent account. I came to Advanced Body Scan for the special $82 heart and lung scan only to be scammed into a full body scan and more. Beware - they advertise the special rate only to get you into their office so they can try and sales pitch you into a life saving wellness agreement. My recommendation to all is do not enter into any such agreement - just get the scan you came for and leave!

It’s been two weeks and I have not received word on my scan. I don’t understand the process