Deliver tailored patient care with Prenuvo
Experience the future of proactive health, today. Pinpoint potential problems, diagnose faster, and deepen patient relationships with a tailored care plan, thanks to Prenuvo’s pioneering whole body MRI technology.
Advanced whole body MRI screening technology
First private imaging practice dedicated solely to whole body MRI screening
100+ board certified radiologists focused exclusively on WB-MRI
Extensive normative dataset of whole body imaging
Diagnose with Prenuvo whole body MRI
See the full picture of your patients’ health
Millions of people experience undiagnosed conditions that impact their health. In the US, 3.7M women suffer from abdominal pain due to undiagnosed fibroids1. 76% of NASH/NAFLD cases go unnoticed until they reach advanced stages2. Up to 57% of inflammatory bowel disease cases—raising colon cancer risk by 4.5x—remain undiagnosed3. Women with endometriosis, a leading cause of infertility, face an average 6-11 year delay in diagnosis4. Whole-body MRI helps detect these hidden conditions early, providing clarity and faster answers.
1. Burden, Prevalence, and Treatment of Uterine Fibroids: A Survey of U.S. Women, (PMC6247381) 2. Non-invasive prediction of NAFLD severity, Nature, 2018 3. Silent Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Crohn's & Colitis 360, Volume 3, Issue 3, July 2021 & Inflammatory Bowel Disease-Associated Colorectal Cancer: Translational Risks from Mechanisms to Medicines, Journal of Crohn's and Colitis, Volume 15, Issue 12, December 2021, 4. Endometriosis, Yale Medicine
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Cancer findings
Based on our preliminary internal data, approximately 4% of patient scans have led to follow-up biopsies. Of these, some have resulted in cancer diagnoses for conditions that might not be detected by single-organ screening methods.
positive biopsy rate1
detect early stage cancer
of cancers detected have no standard screening test 2
1. Noncontrast MRI with DWI for cancer detection
2. based on USPSTF guidelines
Aneurysm findings
The Prenuvo scan can identify and monitor the presence of aneurysms. One of our studies found suspected intracranial aneurysms (IAs) in 2% of our patients.
A visual catalyst to inspire patients to make real changes
Our advanced screening covers 33 organs across all major body systems—from reproductive to digestive and metabolic health. It provides specialist-level insights to primary care providers, empowering patients and doctors to take proactive steps, implement interventions, and track health progress over time.
Why partner with Prenuvo
Stay at the forefront of proactive care and get access to
Comprehensive health insights
Longitudinal, personalized data designed to enhance patient outcomes and drive better health decisions.
Partnership perks
Unlock exclusive partnership opportunities with cost savings and prioritized access to services.
Exclusive access
Enjoy faster scheduling for a Prenuvo scan, plus a dedicated account manager for personalized support.
Radiologist support
Streamlined access to radiology services, offering expert clinical guidance for optimal care.
What we can identify with Whole Body MRI
Don't take our word for it.
Listen to theirs.
Meet our medical leadership team
Our team spans radiologists to primary care physicians and nurse practitioners who are publishing research, pioneering whole body MRI imaging as a subspecialty, and leveraging it to improve primary care.
Dr. Daniel Durand, MD, MBA
Chief Medical Officer and President, Prenuvo Medical Group
Dr. Giuliana Zaccardelli, MD, MBA
Chief of Staff
Dr. Vikash Modi, MD
Senior Medical Director of Preventive Medicine
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Dr. Shannon Ashley, MD
Senior Preventive Medicine Physician
Dr. Yosef Chodakiewitz, MD
Medical Director of Primary Care Radiology
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Vik Agarwal, MD
Medical Director, Canada
Dr. Lisa Sorger, MBBS, MHA
Medical Director, Australia
Dr. Tahreema Matin, D.Phil, MBBS
UK Medical Director, Prenuvo
Dr. Amar Patel, MD
Vice President of Neuroradiology
Dr. Tyler Vachon, MD
Vice President of Quality, Safety, and Informatics
Latest webinars
Enhanced Brain Imaging with Whole Body MRI
Whole-Body MRI for Preventative Cancer Screening
Our research
Provider FAQs
Prior to a scan, we instruct patients to fill out a medical intake form and highly encourage full medical history disclosures, as well as the submission of any previous radiology reports or laboratory information. A comprehensive health history gives our radiologists the best ability to correlate and interpret findings.
As mentioned above, our radiologists will use any previous reports or laboratory details added into a patient's medical intake form. At this time, outside image upload / direct comparison is unavailable.
At this time, insurance companies do not reimburse for WB-MRI’s for most patients and as a result Prenuvo does not currently contract with any health insurance providers. We hope to work with them to improve coverage in the future. We do accept HSA/FSA payments and offer financing options through Affirm.
For additional details, please go to:
https://prenuvo.com/ways-to-pay-for-a-prenuvo-scan.
We believe that every adult should have access to a “virtual physical” with a whole body MRI. To ensure that the screening is appropriate and delivers meaningful results, we assess each patient based on the reason they provide for getting a scan, along with key elements from their medical history. For example, if a patient has undiagnosed knee pain, we inform them before booking that while our test may not provide a specific diagnosis, it can indicate areas of inflammation and suggest a follow-up with a healthcare provider for further care. Additionally, we may identify a pattern of inflammation that suggests the knee pain could be part of a broader systemic issue.
Whole-body MRI is a highly sensitive imaging modality that provides detailed, high-resolution visualization of organs and soft tissues without ionizing radiation. Prenuvo’s data from the POLARIS study in a screening population demonstrated a 99.8% negative predictive value for whole-body MRI, underscoring its effectiveness in ruling out significant findings when the scan is negative.
Accuracy of Whole-Body MRI in Diagnosing Medical Conditions
Cancer Detection:
- Whole-body MRI is particularly effective in helping detect early-stage cancers, including prostate, kidney, liver, pancreatic, ovarian, and brain tumors, among others.[3][5]
- It has high sensitivity to help detect solid tumors, often identifying cancers at an earlier stage than conventional imaging.[3][8][9]
Aneurysms & Vascular Findings:
- MRI and MR angiography (MRA) can identify aneurysms, vascular malformations, and arterial stenoses that might otherwise remain silent until they cause life-threatening events.[10][12]
- Sensitivity is high for larger aneurysms, though smaller or atypical lesions may require additional testing for confirmation.[11]
Neurological Conditions:
- MRI is the gold standard for detecting structural brain abnormalities, including early signs of stroke, multiple sclerosis, brain tumors, and neurodegenerative conditions.[13]
- Functional and diffusion-weighted imaging enhance the detection of subtle changes in brain tissue integrity.[14][15]
Metabolic Conditions:
- MRI can help assess fat distribution, liver health (e.g., fatty liver), and other metabolic markers that indicate disease risk.[16]
By integrating whole-body MRI into a screening program, providers can leverage its high sensitivity and the excellent negative predictive value shown by the POLARIS study (99.8%) to help detect or rule out many serious conditions early—often when they are most treatable.
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