The Full Body MRI:

The New Gold Standard for Health

Through End of October 2024 - Get $400 OFF When Booking Through Us.

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Through End of October 2024 - Get $400 OFF When Booking Through Us. 〰️

Why did we partner with Prenuvo?

1 in 20 scans result in a potentially life-saving diagnosis.

Why get a scan?

Genetic and family history: Your family history affects your health risks.  A Prenuvo scan can help you keep an eye on conditions you may be particularly worried about.

Unexplained symptoms: For unexplained pains or symptoms that evade diagnosis, Prenuvo can offer clues — or provide additional peace of mind.

Proactive health mindset: With regular scans, we can track changes over time. This means we can detect unusual changes early, increasing the chance of effective treatment.

What can it detect?

The Whole Body Scan checks for hundreds of conditions, including most solid tumors at Stage 1, and silent killers like aneurysms. Here are some of the conditions it can catch:

Solid tumors
(as early as stage 1)
Auto-immune disorders
(such as MS detection)
Metabolic disorders
(for example, fatty liver, hemochromatosis)
Brain aneurysms
Non-cancerous conditions such as cysts, hematomas, hemangiomas, and abscesses
Spinal degeneration and other problems

Real Patient Whose Lives Were Changed with This Scan

“If I had waited a year or two, that tumor would have gone elsewhere in my body and we would not be having this conversation.”

Chris went into his Prenuvo scan feeling like he was in the best shape of his life. He had gotten an array of medical testing done six months before without any significant findings. So when he booked his Prenuvo scan to get a baseline of his health, he didn’t expect to find anything of note. His results, however, showed that he had a fist-sized tumor in his kidney. Chris’s physician reviewed his Prenuvo report and sent him in for further testing. After confirmation, his physician arranged for him to have his kidney surgically removed. Prenuvo was able to catch his tumor at stage 1, before it metastasized to other areas of his body. “If I had waited a year or two, that tumor would have gone elsewhere in my body and we would not be having this conversation,” he says. Chris, who had no history of cancer in his family and zero symptoms going into his scan, is grateful that he took his health into his own hands. Booking a Prenuvo scan, he says, is “so worth having peace of mind and certainly worth the rest of your life.”

“It did work. And we hope that it works for so many more people.”

Dr. Gee discovered Prenuvo through her traditional Chinese medicine practice, where she witnessed the life-saving impact on one of her patients. Upon seeing this, Dr. Gee and her mom embarked on their health journeys together to get the Prenuvo scan. Her results: a clean bill of health.

For her mom, it revealed stage 3 lung cancer. They were shocked and upset, as her mom had no prior symptoms. Yet they also felt immensely grateful because this early detection meant that the cancer could be treated effectively. Dr. Gee and her mom faced cancer together, where she became the caretaker, guiding her mom through treatment and recovery. Now, at 81 and cancer-free, Dr. Gee and her mom share much gratitude for choosing to undergo the Prenuvo scan together, confirming that "it did work.”

“I want to be there for those moments.”

Discovering a lump was just the beginning of 39-year-old Ashley’s courageous battle with breast cancer. She saw a physician that did not feel the lump warranted further imaging, however Ashley remained concerned and opted for a Prenuvo scan. Alongside her scan results, an ultrasound and biopsy led to a breast cancer diagnosis. The loving wife and mother of two sat her kids down and explained, “Mommy is going to do everything she can to fight this and make sure that she’s okay.”

With unwavering determination, she faced chemotherapy, surgery, and more, all while being a pillar of strength for her family.

Ashley now works at Prenuvo, where she educates physicians on Prenuvo and how it benefits their patients. She wants to give back and help save other people’s lives.