HealthCheck connects you with trusted imaging centers near you for full-body MRI, heart CT, DEXA and other preventive scans. No referral needed, and a board-certified radiologist walks you through your results within days. Knowing is calmer than wondering.
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Referrals needed
50%
Avg. savings vs. hospital list price
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Partner imaging centers
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Radiologist-read results
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From $1,950 · 60 minutes
Est. national average $3,200
A non-contrast, radiation-free MRI survey from head to upper thighs that looks for unsuspected tumors, aneurysms and organ disease. Finds something in about 95% of people and a confirmed cancer in about 1%. Not recommended by the ACR for people without symptoms or risk factors.
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From $650 · 30 minutes
Est. national average $1,600
A radiation-free look at the brain and its arteries for aneurysms, tumors, silent strokes and white-matter change. Incidental findings turn up in about 1 in 37 scans, most of them harmless. No guideline body recommends it for people without symptoms.
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From $149 · 15 minutes
Est. national average $450
A fast, non-contrast CT that measures calcified plaque in the coronary arteries and reports an Agatston score. The ACC/AHA say it is reasonable when a statin decision is uncertain; a score of zero is the strongest known marker of low risk.
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From $299 · 15 minutes
Est. national average $650
Annual screening for adults 50 to 80 with a 20 pack-year smoking history. The only imaging test proven in randomized trials to cut lung cancer deaths, by 20% in the National Lung Screening Trial.
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From $850 · 45 minutes
Est. national average $2,100
The reference standard for heart structure and function: chamber volumes, ejection fraction, valve flow and scar in the muscle, with no radiation. A diagnostic test for symptoms and known disease, not a guideline-backed screen; it does not image the coronary arteries well.
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From $750 · 30 minutes
Est. national average $1,800
Contrast CT that shows the coronary arteries themselves: soft and calcified plaque and how narrowed each vessel is, graded CAD-RADS 0 to 5. A Class I test for people with chest pain; not a guideline-recommended screen for people without symptoms.
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From $99 · 20 minutes
Est. national average $225
Measures bone mineral density at the hip and spine to diagnose osteoporosis, and can measure body fat and lean mass. The lowest-dose X-ray test in medicine.
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From $199 · 30 minutes
Est. national average $400
Radiation-free imaging of the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, kidneys and aorta. Includes the one-time abdominal aortic aneurysm check guidelines recommend for older men who have smoked.
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From $149 · 20 minutes
Est. national average $375
A radiation-free look at the thyroid for nodules, cysts and goiter, graded by the ACR TI-RADS system. Best used to evaluate a known lump or abnormal blood test rather than as routine screening, which the USPSTF advises against.
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From $129 · 20 minutes
Est. national average $240
A head-to-toe skin exam by a dermatologist with a dermatoscope for melanoma, basal and squamous cell cancers. Melanoma caught while localized has a 5-year survival over 99%; the USPSTF rates population screening "insufficient evidence", not against.
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From $199 · Results in 3 days
Est. national average $460
Dozens of biomarkers from one draw: lipids with ApoB and Lp(a), HbA1c and fasting insulin, hs-CRP, liver, kidney, thyroid, blood count, ferritin and vitamin D. Screening and tracking, not diagnosis; some markers carry strong guideline support and others none.
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From $749 · Results in 2 weeks
Est. national average $949
One blood draw screened for a DNA methylation signal shared by more than 50 cancer types. Very few false positives, but it misses most stage I cancers and the only randomized trial did not cut late-stage diagnoses. Not FDA approved and not in any guideline.
Pick from full-body MRI, heart CT, DEXA and more. A short health questionnaire confirms the scan is right for you — reviewed by a physician, at no charge.
Choose a partner imaging center from our network. Transparent, upfront pricing — most scans cost less than a month of the average family's health insurance premium.
A board-certified radiologist reads your scan within 72 hours. You get the full report and images — yours to keep, share with your doctor, or compare year over year.
The healthcare system is built to react to symptoms. Proactive imaging flips the order: look first, so that if something is growing, you find it while it’s small, treatable, and on your terms.
Money-back guarantee. Full refund if you don't receive care. No questions, no fees.
The price is the price. One upfront number covers the scan and the radiologist read. No bill arrives later.
HSA / FSA eligible. Most scans qualify, and purchases may count toward a high-deductible plan.
“My calcium score came back high at 44. No symptoms, no warning. Two stents later, I'm here because I looked.”
Anyone. You do not need a referral, a diagnosis, or insurance. A short health questionnaire, reviewed by a physician at no charge, confirms each scan is appropriate for you.
Scans are self-pay at transparent prices, and most are HSA/FSA eligible. If you have a high-deductible plan, your purchase may count toward your deductible — we provide the itemized receipt to submit.
Your radiologist report flags anything that needs follow-up, in plain language. We help you share images and results with your own doctor — they are yours to keep.
Full refund if you have not received care. No questions, no fees.