For Patients
Get Educated, Stay Informed
Your patient dashboard is here to support you throughout the entire Prenuvo scan experience. Book your appointment, learn how to prepare, and access your reports from one dashboard designed for patients. Explore the educational, easy-to-use account anywhere you go from the online portal and mobile app.
Track your report
Track the status of each step of the Prenuvo experience. From your account, you can book your appointment, complete your medical questionnaire, and follow along as your findings are processed, analyzed, and pulled into reports for you and your practitioner.
Understand your scan
We provide a Prenuvo report in plain language to make your medical analysis easy to understand. We provide a breakdown of your findings, including the risk level of any concerns we identified, as well as the body parts and systems that are healthy. Get a full grasp of your health through images, detailed descriptions, FAQs, and what to do about your risk factors.
One report, two ways
We make it easy to share your findings with your practitioner. In addition to your Prenuvo report, we create a medical report that we send directly to your healthcare practitioner. We send both versions to your dashboard, so you can see what your healthcare practitioner sees.
How do Prenuvo scans compare?
Prenuvo goes far beyond standard MRI and other scans with full diagnostic and non-invasive scans. Discover the Prenuvo difference.
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Research & Resources
30 January 2023 | Early Detection, Preventative Health, Health
Give the gift of good health and peace of mind
Not sure what to get your loved one this Valentine’s Day? Give the gift of good health and peace of mind with a Prenuvo scan. It’s a present that says “I love you” and “I care about your wellbeing” all in one.
20 November 2022 | Health
Why men are dying earlier than women
While it may not be apparent upon first glance, there is in fact a gender health gap - men are dying younger than women. On average, men are dying 5 years earlier than women, and for largely preventable reasons.
26 September 2022 | Health, Reproductive Health
Can more sex lower your risk of prostate cancer?
Did you know you can potentially lower your risk of prostate cancer by simply having more sex? Harvard researchers conducted a study that demonstrated a correlation between frequent ejaculation and lowered prostate cancer risk.