Longevity Clinics.
— Imaging service · New York, United States · Issue 04

Prenuvo.

MRI as preventive screening — full stop.

From
$1,199 / visit
Founded
2018
Languages
English
72
— Editorial score · #16 of 19

Good, with caveats

How we score →
Prenuvo — score breakdown, 25 points per axis
Axis Points
Diagnostic depth
16/25
Medical supervision
17/25
Conflict freedom
21/25
Evidence base
18/25
Composite 72/100
Conflict of interest: Limited

Imaging-only practice. No in-house treatment programme; findings are referred out to the patient's existing physician network.

Medical director: Dr. Daniel Durand, MD, MBA (Chief Medical Officer; President, Prenuvo Medical Group)
— The verdict

The right purchase if you want the imaging finding and nothing else. Not a substitute for a comprehensive longevity workup.

— What it costs

Tiers and prices

Prenuvo — published tiers, as checked September 2026
Tier Price Included
Core membership $1,199 per year Focused MRI scan + lab panel
Comprehensive membership $2,499 per year Whole-body MRI + detailed lab panel + follow-up labs at 6 months
Executive membership $3,999 per year From $3,999, varies by city ($4,999 in NYC) · whole-body, body composition, advanced brain and advanced heart scans (heart in select markets) + Executive lab panel

Prices are the clinic’s own published figures at the date above, exclusive of travel and accommodation unless the tier note says otherwise. We take no commission on any booking.

What Prenuvo actually is

A scaled imaging-only practice — the largest and most polished whole-body MRI screening operation in North America. 24 US sites (two of them mobile units) plus London, Melbourne, Vancouver and North Vancouver, with more marked as coming soon; pricing from $1,199 (Core) to $4,999 (Executive, New York). Dr. Daniel Durand leads as Chief Medical Officer; co-founder Dr. Raj Attariwala left in 2024. The proposition is unusually clean for this category: a single test, longitudinally comparable, with no treatment programme attached.

This narrowness is the strength and the limitation, in roughly equal measure.

The strength

Three things Prenuvo gets meaningfully right.

Conflict structure. As an imaging-only practice, Prenuvo’s financial incentive runs entirely to delivering scans well. There is no peptide protocol downstream, no membership upsell into treatments, no margin earned from finding more. The clinic that scans you does not benefit from any treatment that follows.

Scale. 24 US sites means a Prenuvo scan is accessible at the cost of a long drive for most American readers. Compared to the international travel a YEARS or HLI day requires, this is meaningful.

Longitudinal data. The year-over-year comparison framework — two scans separated by twelve months and read against each other — is an asset that single-visit clinics structurally cannot offer.

The limitation — and the honest evidence question

Whole-body MRI for asymptomatic screening sits in evidence territory where the major radiological societies remain divided. The pro case: incidental findings of clinical significance are caught earlier in some patients than they would otherwise be. The con case: the population-level rate of false positives, the cascade of follow-up imaging and biopsies, the non-trivial anxiety cost, and the absence of randomised mortality data make population-wide screening recommendation premature.

This is the central question with Prenuvo, and the answer for any individual reader is genuinely contingent: family history, personal risk profile, existing physician relationship.

We rank Prenuvo’s evidence base modestly because the underlying science of opportunistic whole-body MRI screening is itself contested, not because Prenuvo is dishonest about it. The patient communication is, in our reading, more careful than the marketing copy.

What Prenuvo is not

Prenuvo is not a comprehensive longevity workup. There is no CPET-grade VO₂ max. Cardiac function imaging exists only as the MRI-based Advanced Heart Health Scan, in select markets. No comprehensive cardiometabolic panel. No CGM. The lab panel is targeted, not comprehensive.

For the reader looking for the full diagnostic spread, Prenuvo is a component, not a destination. The right pairing, in our view, is a sharp outpatient longevity day (YEARS Core) plus an annual Prenuvo scan — at total cost meaningfully lower than the upper tiers and with the imaging done by a specialist who does it at scale.

The verdict

Recommended for the reader who specifically wants the imaging finding, with full understanding of the evidence and false-positive question. Not recommended as a substitute for a comprehensive longevity workup.

An imaging clinic that does not also sell treatments is structurally rare and worth crediting. Whether you want the imaging is the more important question.

Questions readers ask about Prenuvo

— 01

How much does Prenuvo cost?

Pricing for Prenuvo, as checked in September 2026: Core membership at $1,199 per year; Comprehensive membership at $2,499 per year; Executive membership at $3,999 per year.

— 02

Does Prenuvo earn from the treatments it recommends?

Only to a limited degree, in our assessment. Imaging-only practice. No in-house treatment programme; findings are referred out to the patient's existing physician network. Prenuvo scores 21/25 on conflict freedom.

— 03

Is Prenuvo physician-led?

Yes. Medical leadership: Dr. Daniel Durand, MD, MBA (Chief Medical Officer; President, Prenuvo Medical Group). Prenuvo scores 17/25 on medical supervision.

— 04

How does Prenuvo rank among longevity clinics?

Prenuvo ranks #16 of 19 in the 2026 Longevity Clinics ranking, with 72/100 (Good, with caveats). The right purchase if you want the imaging finding and nothing else. Not a substitute for a comprehensive longevity workup.