THERMOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING

Health Through Awareness

THERMOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING

Health Through Awareness

TDI & Health Through Awareness

Empowering individuals to become proactive in their lifestyle choices to maximize their well-being.

Exciting Announcement!

We at Thermographic Diagnostic Imaging are thrilled to announce a new partnership commencing on
July 1, 2024 with Dr. Alexander Mostovoy from Thermography Clinic Inc.

We at Thermographic Diagnostic Imaging are thrilled to announce a new partnership commencing on July 1, 2024 with Dr. Alexander Mostovoy from Thermography Clinic Inc.

A significant benefit of this partnership for our clients is the enhanced level of technology and quality of service. Dr. Mostovoy brings over 25 years of experience in thermography, particularly in the areas of breast, dental, thyroid, and musculoskeletal imaging. His depth of knowledge and clinical experience will complement our existing capabilities, ensuring that our interpretations and diagnostic accuracy are of the highest standard. Moving forward, Dr. Mostovoy will work in tandem with Dr. Getson who will continue to provide thermographic interpretations as he has for the past 42 years.

We understand the importance of continuity. Our existing Board-Certified Technicians, Liesha and Marianne will continue to perform the imaging to ensure that our clients will continue to receive the trusted, high-quality care they have come to expect. All satellite locations will remain the same and there will be no change in pricing.

Our primary thermographic testing site is in Marlton, NJ with satellite locations throughout NJ, NY, PA, and DE.  For more information or to schedule an appointment please call 856-596-5834.

Medical Thermography

Thermography uses infrared technology to provide an image of the body’s physiological responses. It does so without the use of radiation, contact or other invasive means. There are no risks or side effects of the test.

Safe Early Detection

It is well documented in all fields of medicine that the earliest detection leads to the best outcome. Thermography offers a safe means of early detection.

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Thermographic Diagnostic Imaging is thrilled to announce a new partnership commencing on July 1, 2024 with Dr. Alexander Mostovoy from Thermography Clinic Inc.

Partnership with Dr. Alexander Mostovoy

We at Thermographic Diagnostic Imaging are thrilled to announce a new partnership commencing on July 1, 2024, with Dr. Alexander Mostovoy from Thermography Clinic Inc. …
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Why Choose TDI?

All thermographic images are interpreted by Philip Getson, D.O. who founded TDI in 1982 and has been certified by four thermographic boards. He is widely considered an expert in the field of thermography.

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Thanks to Thermography Clinic Milton for the post!Lower Body Imaging. Lower Body Thermography is a non-invasive, radiation-free image designed to assess pain, inflammation, and circulation issues in the hips, legs, knees, ankles, and feet. By detecting heat patterns and vascular irregularities, this scan offers critical insight into conditions that may be missed by conventional imaging; especially in early or subclinical stages.What We Assess✔️Arthritis and joint inflammation✔️Nerve damage or neuropathy✔️Thrombosis and circulatory dysfunction✔️Sports and soft tissue injuries✔️Chronic pain in hips, knees, or feet✔️Referred pain from spinal or muscular issues✔️Diabetes-related vascular changes✔️Post-surgical inflammation or complications#prevention #thermography See MoreSee Less
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Suppression of Anger & Breast HealthDr. Gabor Maté, who worked extensively in palliative care, often spoke about a pattern he observed again and again: the repression of anger and emotions showing up alongside cancer and autoimmune disease.As children, many of us deeply longed to be accepted, nurtured, and loved. When expressing emotions felt unsafe—or threatened our sense of belonging—we learned to suppress parts of ourselves. Over time, that self-suppression can become a lifelong pattern.For healthy development, children need both attachment and authenticity. But when there’s “no room” for emotions, a child may learn:To be loved, I must silence myself.This pattern shows up especially strongly in women. Women are disproportionately affected by autoimmune diseases and non-smoking–related cancers, and are often conditioned to prioritize serving others over their own needs. Suppression is rewarded; authenticity can feel risky.Dr. Maté often pointed to research following 2,000 women over a 10-year period. The women who were unhappily married and suppressed their feelings were four times more likely to die than women who were unhappy but expressed themselves.The question becomes:What is it costing you to keep suppressing yourself?As a child, self-suppression may have been a survival strategy. But are you still doing that today?Support matters. This can look like:• Talking with a therapist• Sharing honestly with a trusted friend• Writing in a journal or diary• Learning to listen to your gut feelings—and trusting them• Practicing expressing emotions without fear of losing belongingYour emotions are not a threat.Your authenticity matters.Your body is listening.💗You can watch more here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9AO5JkhQls See MoreSee Less
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Thermography Clinic Kitchener for the post!Reactive healthcare is often focused on treating symptoms once they appear, while preventative care aims to understand patterns, stressors, and imbalances earlier on. Both are valuable, but preventative care allows individuals to take a more proactive role in their health and wellness journey.Preventative care doesn’t replace traditional medicine, it works alongside it, offering insight and awareness that can support long term wellbeing and informed choices. Sometimes, the most powerful step is simply paying attention sooner.#PreventativeCare #HealthEducation #ProactiveHealth #WomensHealth #WholeBodyWellness #InformedChoices See MoreSee Less
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✨ Dry Brushing: a simple ritual that supports your immune & breast health ✨Dry brushing isn’t just about smoother skin—it’s a gentle way to support the lymphatic system, which plays a key role in immune function and breast health.Because breast tissue contains a rich network of lymph vessels, supporting healthy lymph flow can be especially beneficial. Dry brushing helps encourage circulation and movement of lymph, allowing the body’s natural detox and immune processes to work more efficiently.A few quiet minutes before showering can help:• Support lymphatic flow (a major part of immune health)• Encourage circulation through the chest and body• Reduce feelings of congestion or heaviness• Gently exfoliate and energize the skin• Create a mindful, body-aware self-care ritualThe key is gentle, intentional strokes—never aggressive, always moving toward the heart. This isn’t about doing more, but about supporting the body in what it already knows how to do.Small daily practices can have a meaningful impact over time. 💛Have you ever tried dry brushing as part of your breast health routine? See MoreSee Less
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