Quick answer: Prenuvo, Ezra and Function are not three versions of the same service. Prenuvo sells MRI scans and memberships, Ezra sells imaging with materially different coverage by tier, and Function is a laboratory membership that also offers access or pricing for imaging. Compare exact anatomy, modality, exclusions, report and follow-up—not the headline price or the phrase “full body.”
Verification date: 2026-07-28. Product names, prices and inclusions can change. Recheck each official site before publication or purchase.
Current official listings
| Service | Official price recorded | Important scope note |
| Prenuvo Whole Body Scan | USD $2,499 | Prenuvo's official page lists a whole-body MRI and states important exclusions and limitations. Confirm location-specific pricing and current protocol. |
| Ezra MRI Scan | USD $999; $899 with Function membership | Official scope lists head, neck, abdomen and pelvis and excludes chest, lungs, heart, breasts, arms/legs, spine and bowel. |
| Ezra MRI Scan with Spine | USD $1,699; $1,499 with Function membership | Adds spine but retains important anatomical exclusions. |
| Ezra Skeletal and Neurological Assessment | USD $3,999 | Broader package with two sessions, MRA, brain analysis and body composition; still has listed exclusions. |
| Function membership | USD $365 per year | A laboratory membership, not a full-body MRI. Function's official FAQ lists separate imaging access and prices. |
Do not call unequal coverage “equivalent”
Head-to-mid-thigh, head-to-ankle, selected-organ, whole-body and single-region scans are different products. Some exclude the chest, lungs, breasts, heart, limbs, bowel or spine. The presence of AI, a 3T scanner or a radiology report does not erase these differences.
A valid comparison must match the same modality, anatomy, sequences, contrast, report, image files, clinician review and follow-up. Promotions, memberships and location-specific pricing should be separated from standard self-pay prices.
Medical evidence and limitations
ACR states that evidence is insufficient to recommend total-body MRI screening for asymptomatic people without risk factors, symptoms or family history. No commercial scan replaces established breast, cervical, colorectal, oral or eligibility-based lung cancer screening. Incidental findings can lead to additional testing, procedures, anxiety and cost.
A large blood panel is also not automatically beneficial. Each test should have a reason, and abnormal results may need confirmation. Combining a membership with imaging does not create a medically validated longevity protocol.
New Dawn comparison
New Dawn catalogue prices must be drawn from the live transaction database. A comparison article may show a price range only when it states currency, facility or market, service scope, exclusions and as-of date. It must not claim that a Taiwan product is “Prenuvo-equivalent” or “the same scan” without protocol-level written evidence.
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