Tallahassee Thermography Center

02/06/2026

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**Functional vs. Structural Imaging: Unlike MRIs or CT scans that show anatomy, modern Digital Infrared Imaging (thermography) focuses on physiological changes, such as vascular dysfunction and chronic pain, identifying issues before structural changes appear.

These improvements make thermography a promising tool for early, functional, and preventative healthcare monitoring.

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American College of Clinical Thermology

01/23/2026

Book your full body thermogram today!
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01/23/2026

Full-body thermography isn't a diagnostic replacement for standard medical tests but can be a valuable complementary tool for identifying patterns of inflammation or physiological changes, offering a "head-to-toe" view for proactive health monitoring, especially for inflammation, nerve issues, digestive concerns and unexplained pain!

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01/22/2026

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My Tallahassee Thermography phone number was apparently not functioning and I just found out! Please CALL BACK!! It is up and running again!! Thank you for your patience!!
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01/21/2026

01/20/2026

Unfortunately, the majority of insurance companies still do not cover thermography, however, if you are unable to pay "out of pocket" there are other options for payment! We are making strides!!

Thermography: FSA Eligibility
Thermography: eligible with a Flexible Spending Account (FSA)
Thermography is eligible for reimbursement with a flexible spending account (FSA), health savings account (HSA), or a health reimbursement arrangement (HRA). Thermography is not eligible with a dependent care flexible spending account (DCFSA), or a limited-purpose flexible spending account (LPFSA).

Why it's usually covered:
Medical Application: Thermography uses infrared imaging to detect subtle temperature changes, potentially identifying conditions like cancer or tumors, qualifying it as a diagnostic service.
HSA/FSA Rules: The IRS allows these funds for medical care, and thermography falls under eligible diagnostic services or medical equipment when linked to a health need.
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01/14/2026

Dense Breasts and Mammograms:

*The Problem: Dense breast tissue (fibrous and glandular tissue) appears white on mammograms, just like tumors, hiding potential cancers and increasing false negatives (missed cancers).
*The Impact: This can lead to missed cancers, with accuracy dropping significantly in dense breasts.

How Thermography Helps with Dense Breasts:

*Measures Heat, Not Structure: Thermography uses infrared cameras to map heat patterns, revealing physiological changes like inflammation or increased blood flow, which are independent of tissue density.
*No Density Issues: Since it detects heat rather than structure, dense tissue doesn't obscure potential problems, offering a clearer view.
*Provides Baseline: It creates a functional baseline of breast health, allowing for monitoring of changes over time.

Limitations and Recommendations:
For Early Awareness: It's considered a supportive tool for early detection and monitoring, especially for younger women or those with dense breasts, but not a definitive diagnostic test (biopsy is needed for diagnosis)

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01/10/2026

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01/09/2026

I did some research recently on a thing called BI-RADS (Breast imaging reporting and data system category)
It sounded quite familiar! This is so close to the literal definition of THERMOGRAPHY. Thermograms monitor for change over time once per year WITHOUT COMPRESSION AND WITHOUT EXPOSURE TO RADIATION.
BI-RADS:
A breast imaging finding is probably benign, with a very low chance (less than 2%) of being cancer, requiring short-term follow-up imaging (like at 6 months) instead of immediate biopsy, to ensure the area doesn't change over time. This is a common result, indicating a need for monitoring, not necessarily immediate concern.
What IT MEANS:
1). Probably.Benign: The lesion or finding is unlikely to be cancer but isn't
definitively benign
2). Low Cancer Risk: The chance of
malignancy is typically less than 2%.
3). Short-Term.Follow-Up: Instead of a
biopsy, the radiologist recommends
follow-up imaging (mammogram
ultrasound, or MRI) in 6 months to see
if it changes. (SO, EXPOSURE TO RADIATION 2X PER YEAR)
4). "Wait.and.See": If the finding remains stable for 2-3 years, it's considered definitely benign, and routine
screening resumes. (RADIATION EXPOSURE IS NOW 4-6 X)
WHY ITS USED (SAME AS THERMOGRAPHY)
To avoid unnecessary biopsies for
lesions that are almost certainly not
cancer, improving specificity and patient comfort.
PROOF that biopsies are often unnecessary and invasive!!!
Prevention is key!!
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01/08/2026

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