Excellent service. Your staff and partners are really nice and knowledgeable. I now have a baseline for my next scan. Thank you for providing this service as I can take control of my health.
Start with a free consultation. No referral is needed. Choose the clinic and time that suits you best.
Attend the scan
Your scan takes place at a trusted clinic near you. It is radiation-free, non-invasive, and lasts about 45 to 60 minutes. The environment is calm and private.
Get your results
All scans are reviewed by OneMRI radiologists. Our doctors explain your results clearly, with no jargon. You leave with peace of mind, not just a report.
Take action
If needed, follow up with your GP. Use your scan as a yearly health baseline. Regular scans help track changes in your health over time.
Our full-body MRI takes about 60 minutes. Within two to three weeks, you’ll receive a detailed medical report reviewed by a OneMRI radiologist. A follow-up consultation with one of our clinicians will be arranged at your convenience to explain your results and answer any questions.
See What’s Included in Your Report
Your report is more than a summary. It is a complete, visual overview of your health. Each scan includes annotated images, clear explanations of any findings, and a summary that highlights areas for follow-up. Tap images below to explore examples.
You don’t need a GP referral to book with OneMRI, you can go direct. If you’ve got questions, we’re here to help. Just click the free consult button to chat with our team.
What does a scan include?
Your scan includes: the comprehensive whole-body MRI scan itself, a radiologist-reviewed report, and a follow-up consult with a doctor who explains your results.
Is it safe to do every year?
Yes. Our scans are radiation-free and contrast-free, making them safe for routine annual use... a great way to know your health baseline and check what changes over time. We also have an annual health plan coming soon.
How long does the scan take?
The scan takes 45–60 minutes. The full clinic visit may take a little longer, depending on your location and schedule.
Can I claim it on private health insurance?
Most private insurers do not currently cover preventive MRI scans. Check with your provider.
