Michigan's First MRI Full-Body Screening Center

We can diagnose a solid tumor almost anywhere in your body at stage one when treatment is most effective and the prognosis is greatest.

We identify signs of cardiovascular disease often even before your are aware of an elevated risk of heart attack or stroke. (MRI does not evaluate the heart for coronary artery disease. This is done with a CT scan.)*

We image the lungs and respiratory system to identify tumors, sinus disease and neck cancers.

We evaluate your glands including your thyroid, adrenal glands and lymph nodes for any signs of abnormalities.

We evaluate brain health to diagnose aneurysms, tumors, MS and evidence of stroke.

We diagnose a wide range of liver conditions and evaluate it for fatty liver disease and hemochromatosis.

We evaluate the kidneys and bladder for tumors as well as assessing any hydronephrosis or other abnormalities

We are a great imaging modality for detecting early lesions in the uterus, ovaries as well as in dense breasts. (This is not a dedicated breast MRI and will be limited for breast evaluation.)*

We perform a detailed screen of the prostate for irregular size (BPH), cancers and inflammation.

We closely review the entire length of the digestive system from the mouth to the rectum for any signs of inflammation and tumors. (This does not replace a colonoscopy and is limited for the colon).*

We closely inspect the spine to identify disc bulges, herniations, osteoporotic fractures and trauma as well as many other spine conditions. (Only available with our Full Body Screening Package)

We assess the bones and joints for any major arthritic degeneration, inflammation or non-ligamentary injury. 

* As with any medical test, there are limitations which make it impossible to detect all malignancies. Screenings do not evaluate the heart for coronary artery disease, nor evaluate the very detailed architecture of the lungs, which a smoker or former smoker may need. These require a CT scan, which is not part of the screening. This is not a dedicated breast MRI and does not replace a mammogram and will have limits. Although certain types of tumors of the bowel can be seen, MRI is not a replacement a colonoscopy. Full body screenings are highly sensitive for tumors in the 71% of body areas, which have no routine screenings available.