Question 1

What is an MRI scan?

Accepted Answer

MRI stands for Magnetic Resonance Imaging. An MRI machine is a giant magnet that uses radio waves to take pictures of your body’s organs and structures. It’s safe, as long as you don’t have any metallic implants that are incompatible with MRI scanning (e.g. a pacemaker or certain metallic orthopedic implants). Because of the magnetic field, you may not wear any jewelry or clothing that have metallic components during your MRI.

Question 2

Are MRI scans safe?

Accepted Answer

Yes, MRI scans have been around since the 1980s and have a safe track record (and added bonus: pain-free). Unlike other medical imaging procedures such as CT (CAT scan) and X-ray, MRI scans don’t expose you to harmful radiation.

Question 3

Why does Ezra use MRI & CT?

Accepted Answer

MRI’s and CT scans are good as different types of imagery. MRI scans better evaluate the flow of bodily fluids, provide better soft-tissue contrast, and can image tissue near bones. CT scans are preferred for identifying specific cancers, such as lung cancer. Ezra uses both to provide the most comprehensive full body screening.

Question 4

Which Ezra Scan is best for me?

Accepted Answer

Ezra offers three plan options designed to cater to your needs. Each plan includes a comprehensive screening of the brain, kidneys, adrenal glands, thyroid, bladder, gallbladder, ovaries, pancreas, uterus, spleen, prostate, and liver.

Here are the differences:

Full Body Flash Scan: This is our quickest and most affordable full body scan. It is a 30-minute scan that uses Ezra’s exclusive Ezra Flash AI technology to enhance MRI images acquired at faster speeds.

Full Body Scan: This is our most popular scan option. It is a 60-minute MRI scan that also includes spine imaging.

Full Body Plus Scan: This plan includes the Full Body Scan plus a 5-minute Low Dose Chest CT Scan. The additional scan screens the lungs for abnormalities or nodules. Availability of plan options may vary by location.

Some locations may offer only the Full Body scan. Scan options can be confirmed on the Ezra portal.

Question 5

Why sign up for an Ezra Scan and not go directly to an imaging facility?

Accepted Answer

Three reasons: cost, quality, and ease.
1. Ezra members pay a lower price. We buy MRI scanning slots in bulk from our imaging partners, who give us preferential rates — and pass those savings on to you.
2. Your scan is analyzed by radiologists who are carefully vetted and routinely review Ezra Scans.
3. We make it easy and comprehensive. Scheduling imagery with Ezra doesn't require a medical referral and your Ezra Medical Provider will walk you through all of your results and next steps.

Question 6

What happens after my Ezra Scan?

Accepted Answer

Once your detailed digital report is ready, your Ezra clinician will walk you through your results, with actionable next steps.

Question 7

What is the price of an Ezra Scan?

Accepted Answer

Please visit our pricing page for information about Ezra Scans. You can use FSA/HSA dollars, and we also provide flexible payment plans.

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