Ezra MRI Scan

A 22-minute AI-enhanced MRI scan covering the head, neck, abdomen, and pelvis. Ezra's FDA-cleared artificial intelligence assists board-certified radiologists in detecting potential cancers and abnormalities across major organ systems. No radiation, no contrast dye, no fasting required.

Ezra's standard MRI scan delivers comprehensive screening of the head, neck, abdomen, and pelvis in approximately 22 minutes -- substantially faster than traditional whole-body MRI protocols. The speed comes from Ezra's proprietary scanning sequences optimised for screening efficiency, combined with FDA-cleared artificial intelligence that assists in image analysis. The scan covers the brain, cervical structures, thyroid, lungs, liver, kidneys, pancreas, spleen, adrenal glands, bladder, and reproductive organs. The AI system acts as a second reader, analysing the images alongside the board-certified radiologist to flag potential abnormalities that warrant closer examination. This dual-review approach aims to reduce the risk of findings being overlooked while maintaining the diagnostic accuracy expected of specialist radiologist review. The shorter scan time makes the experience more comfortable for clients who are anxious about enclosed spaces or who find it difficult to remain still for extended periods. The scanner uses a modern wide-bore design, and clients receive headphones to listen to music during the examination. No contrast dye is administered, no fasting is required, and there is no ionising radiation -- the scan can be repeated annually as part of a preventive health monitoring programme without cumulative exposure concerns. Results are delivered through Ezra's secure patient portal, typically within a few business days. The report includes annotated images, a summary of findings categorised by clinical significance, and specific recommendations for follow-up where relevant. Clients can share their results with their primary care physician directly through the portal. At $999, Ezra's standard scan is priced below most competitors' entry-level whole-body MRI offerings, reflecting the efficiency gains from AI-assisted scanning protocols. The 22-minute session time also makes it easier to fit into a busy schedule compared to scans that require an hour or more in the machine. The standard scan is well suited for individuals seeking broad organ screening without the musculoskeletal and spinal coverage included in Ezra's extended scan options.