Max Pulse
Cardiovascular Testing Device
Cardiovascular Focus: The Heart of Your Health
Your heart is central to your health, both physically and metaphorically. With a focus on cardiovascular wellness, we assess risk factors, promote heart-healthy habits, and support your circulatory system through:
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Blood pressure and circulation assessments
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Nutritional and lifestyle recommendations
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Stress management strategies
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Monitoring and support for long-term heart health
Your cardiovascular system tells an important story about your overall wellness—let’s make sure it’s a strong one.
Are You At Risk For a Heart Attack or Stroke?
Find Out Today
Our simple 3-minute noninvasive test shows the state of your arteries
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A Quick Painless Test
For many people, their first cardiovascular symptom is a heart attack or a stroke. That’s because you can’t feel your arteries stiffen.
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The Max Pulse allows Amy to see if you are suffering from arterial wall stiffness and stress level, as it detects Cardiovascular Disease risks much earlier than would otherwise be possible.
What to Expect with a Max Pulse Test
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​A fingertip clip lightly attaches to your index finger
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No pain, no needles
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Sit comfortably, breathe normally — no talking or movement during the test
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If your hands are cold, warm them first for accurate results
Why a Max Pulse Test Matters
Heart Disease Is the #1 Killer in the U.S.
Arterial plaque buildup is the leading cause.
840,000
deaths from cardiovascular disease annually
"Cardiovascular Disease is still the #1 cause of death in the United States, causing more deaths than all forms of cancer combined."
- Memorial Hermann Heart Institute
735,000
heart attacks per year —
525,000 are first-time events
Your Heart Beats 100,000 Times a Day
Don’t wait for symptoms — your arteries could be silently hardening.
Easy-to-Understand Results
Your report includes:
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Arterial flexibility score (1–7; 1 = optimal, 7 = critical)
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Main & peripheral arterial flow scores
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Stress & fatigue levels via autonomic nervous system assessment
Amy will review the results with you and explain what actions to take.
Take Control Before It's Too Late
Plaque can quietly build in your arteries, blocking blood flow. If it ruptures, it can lead to a heart attack or stroke without warning.
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But you can take action:
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Reduce cholesterol and manage other risk factors
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Detect issues early with Max Pulse
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Reverse damage in some cases — before it’s too late