Your Health
Starts Here.
The South Asian diaspora faces a unique, silent crisis in cardiometabolic health. We provide the advanced screening, research, and culturally-tailored education needed to stop disease before it starts.
The Hidden Reality
South Asians account for nearly 25% of the global population, yet face a unique set of health risks that conventional screening tools continually overlook.
- Higher incidence of soft, dangerous coronary plaque.
- Early onset Type 2 Diabetes despite normal BMI ("Thin-Fat" phenotype).
- Standard medical guidelines often fail to catch these risks before symptoms occur.
Our Solution
LPS Health focuses exclusively on identifying cardiometabolic risk early. Through proprietary FlowMap™ imaging, culturally-driven education, and targeted research, we empower individuals to take action before it's too late. Outdated medical testing is deadly; we are here to fix it.
Read Our MissionUnderstanding The Gap
Hover over the cards below to see why conventional testing often fails the South Asian demographic.
Standard Stress Tests
The Conventional Approach
The Flaw
Standard stress tests often only detect blockages once they reach 70% or more. South Asians frequently suffer fatal incidents from "soft plaque" ruptures at much lower blockage levels, which standard tests miss completely.
BMI Measurements
The Conventional Approach
The Flaw
Many South Asians exhibit the "Thin-Fat" phenotype. You may have a perfectly normal BMI on the outside, while dangerously accumulating visceral organ fat on the inside, driving early insulin resistance.
Standard Lipid Panels
The Conventional Approach
The Flaw
Basic cholesterol checks don't tell the whole story. South Asians often have genetic markers (like elevated Lipoprotein(a)) that significantly increase heart disease risk regardless of standard cholesterol levels.
South Asians Worldwide
Approximately 25% of the entire global population
Major Disease Drivers
Cardiac risk, insulin resistance, and visceral fat: we address all three
Of The Global Population
Yet vastly underserved by conventional Western medicine
Science That Sees
the Hidden Risk
South Asians face a uniquely high risk of early and deadly heart disease, often without warning signs. Traditional tests can miss the soft, dangerous plaque common in our community.
FlowMap™ changes that. Using next-generation CT Coronary Angiography and advanced 3D mapping, it detects both calcified and non-calcified plaque before symptoms strike.
Fast, non-invasive, and tailored specifically to the South Asian cardiovascular profile. Backed by the latest American Heart Association guidelines.
Learn More About FlowMap™FlowMap™
Next-Generation Heart Scan
Detects soft, non-calcified plaque missed by standard tests
Full 3D CT coronary angiography mapping
Fast, non-invasive, and South Asian-specific
Backed by American Heart Association guidelines
Cardiometabolic Health
Starts with Early Awareness
"Our mission is to empower individuals and families with the tools, knowledge, and support needed to take action early, when it matters most."
Three Major Drivers
of Early Disease
Our research zeroes in on the three conditions most responsible for early cardiometabolic disease in South Asians, and how to prevent each one.
Cardiac Incident Prevention
South Asians develop coronary artery disease up to 10 years earlier than other ethnic groups. We focus on identifying and reversing plaque build-up before a cardiac event occurs.
Learn MoreInsulin Resistance
Type 2 Diabetes can develop at a completely normal BMI in South Asians. We provide lifestyle coaching and glucose monitoring to detect and reverse insulin resistance early.
Learn MoreVisceral Fat Accumulation
The "Thin-Fat" phenotype: a normal BMI on the outside, but dangerous organ fat on the inside. We identify and address this hidden risk through metabolic wellness programs.
Learn MoreTake the First Step
Your health journey starts with understanding where you stand. Our simple Cardiometabolic Health Test helps you check key risk factors quickly and informatively.
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