Who reads the scan, and are they a subspecialty radiologist?

What proportion of your scans lead to further investigation?

What happens with an ambiguous finding, and who pays for the follow-up?

Who orders this test or treatment, and who reviews the result?

What would a result change in my care?

What is the total price, including follow-up?

Is this part of a program, or can I book it on its own?

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Whole-body MRI screening

Name: Whole-body MRI screening: What It Is, Evidence and Where to Get It in the U.S. | The Longevity Registry
Creator: The Longevity Registry Editorial Team

The Longevity Registry Editorial Team · Last reviewed: September 25, 2026

Radiation-free imaging of organs and soft tissue. Evidence grade: B. 23 practices in the registry list it.

DiagnosticEvidence B24 providers documented

Practices listing Whole-Body MRI (23) →

What happens

A one-hour magnetic resonance scan of the head, torso and pelvis without ionising radiation or contrast in most screening protocols, read by a radiologist.

How to read the result

It excels at soft tissue, brain and abdominal organs, and it does find early tumours and aneurysms in asymptomatic people. Read the report alongside a radiologist who can rank findings by urgency.

Where it stops

Incidental findings are common and most are benign, which means follow-up scans, biopsies and anxiety with no proven survival benefit. MRI is poor at lung nodules and does not replace colonoscopy or mammography.

Before you book

Three questions to ask

01Who reads the scan, and are they a subspecialty radiologist?
02What proportion of your scans lead to further investigation?
03What happens with an ambiguous finding, and who pays for the follow-up?

Where it's offered in the U.S.

23 practices, by state

Georgia (2)

OptumMD · Atlanta
Pravida Health · Atlanta

Maryland (1)

Sizar Wellness · Columbia

Nationwide (3)

Ezra · Nationwide
Human Longevity Inc. (HLI) · Nationwide
Prenuvo · Nationwide

New Jersey (3)

Healthy Aging Medical Centers · Whippany
Integrative Medicine Associates · Oradell
Morris County Bioidentical Hormone Therapy and Anti-Aging Services · Florham Park

New York (3)

Fountain Life New York · White Plains
Longevity Place · Scarsdale
Sequoia Medical 360 · Bronxville

Texas (2)

Fountain Life Dallas · The Colony
Fountain Life Houston · Houston

From the journal

Is a whole-body MRI worth it? What it finds — and what it misses →

NEW ON THE REGISTRY

See all →

New program review

Added Oct 2026

Biograph Membership

Two tiers, up to 30+ assessments in one visit, reviewed one-to-one with a physician.

Whole-body MRI
VO2 max
Coronary imaging

Read →

Before you book

Questions to ask a provider

01Who orders this test or treatment, and who reviews the result?
02What would a result change in my care?
03What is the total price, including follow-up?
04Is this part of a program, or can I book it on its own?

Providers

Registry entries offering whole-body mri screening

Longevity practice

Boca Prestige Concierge

Boca Raton, FL

Hormone therapy (HRT / BHRT)
Peptide therapy
Genetic and polygenic testing
DEXA body composition

Three questions to ask

23 practices, by state

Arizona (1)

California (3)

Florida (5)

Georgia (2)

Maryland (1)

Nationwide (3)

New Jersey (3)

New York (3)

Texas (2)

NEW ON THE REGISTRY

Biograph Membership

Questions to ask a provider

Registry entries offering whole-body mri screening

Boca Prestige Concierge

Colorado Ageless Institute

Dennis Hughes, MD Inc.

Elevated Concierge Medicine

Ezra

Fountain Life Dallas

Fountain Life Houston

Fountain Life Miami

Fountain Life Naples

Fountain Life New York

Fountain Life Orlando

HealthSpan Internal Medicine

healthspanSF

Healthy Aging Medical Centers

Human Longevity Inc. (HLI)

Integrative Medicine Associates

Longevity Place

Morris County Bioidentical Hormone Therapy and Anti-Aging Services

Next Level Concierge Care

OptumMD

Pravida Health

Prenuvo

Sequoia Medical 360

Sizar Wellness

Other diagnostic procedures