OneMRI® Full Body MRI Scan
OneMRI® Full Body MRI Scan
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OneMRI® Full Body MRI Scan
Take a proactive approach to your health with a comprehensive radiation-free MRI scan designed to provide a detailed assessment of major organs and body systems.
A Proactive View of Your Health
Through Velora HealthConnect’s partnership with OneMRI, eligible adults can access a comprehensive Full Body MRI Scan that examines multiple areas of the body during a single appointment.
Unlike diagnostic imaging requested to investigate a specific symptom, a preventative Full Body MRI is designed to provide a broader overview of structural health and may help establish a useful baseline for future comparison.
Each scan is reviewed by a specialist radiologist and includes a consultation with a doctor who will explain the findings and discuss any recommended next steps.
What Is Included
- Comprehensive Full Body MRI scan
- Assessment of multiple major organs and body systems
- Specialist radiologist reporting
- Doctor consultation to explain your results
- Digital access to your MRI images
- Plain-English explanation of key findings
- Recommendations for appropriate follow-up where required
Areas Assessed
Brain and Head
- Brain structure
- Major blood vessels
- Potential structural abnormalities
- Sinuses
Neck
- Thyroid
- Lymph nodes
- Soft tissues
Spine
- Cervical spine
- Thoracic spine
- Lumbar spine
- Disc and structural changes
Chest
- Major thoracic structures
- Heart size
- Mediastinum
- Major blood vessels
Abdomen
- Liver
- Gallbladder
- Pancreas
- Kidneys
- Spleen
- Adrenal glands
Pelvis
- Bladder
- Reproductive organs
- Surrounding soft tissues
Musculoskeletal System
- Selected major joints
- Bones
- Soft tissues
- Potential structural abnormalities
Potential Benefits
- Establish a personal imaging baseline
- Identify certain structural abnormalities before symptoms arise
- Support informed discussions with healthcare professionals
- Complement routine preventative health screening
- Monitor changes over time through future imaging
- Provide greater insight into your current structural health
Who May Consider a Full Body MRI?
A Full Body MRI may be considered by adults who:
- Want a proactive overview of their health
- Have a family history of significant illness
- Are interested in preventative healthcare and longevity
- Would like to establish a baseline before symptoms arise
- Value advanced imaging as part of a broader health assessment
How the Process Works
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Purchase your Scan
You will receive a link in your purchase confirmation email. Click on the link and complete the questionnaire. -
OneMRI Contact
You will be contacted by a OneMRI Consultant for a 10 min safety call and booking confirmation. -
Attend your MRI appointment
The scan is non-invasive and typically takes approximately 45 to 60 minutes. -
Specialist review
Your images are reviewed and reported by a specialist radiologist. -
Doctor consultation
A doctor explains the results and discusses any appropriate follow-up.
Key Features
- Radiation-free imaging
- Non-invasive scan
- No GP referral required
- Approximately 45 to 60 minutes
- Specialist radiologist reporting
- Doctor consultation included
- Digital image access
- Available through participating Australian imaging locations
Important Information
A Full Body MRI is not a substitute for routine medical care, clinical examination or recommended population health screening.
MRI may not detect every disease or health condition. Incidental findings may also be identified and further investigations may be recommended.
Suitability may depend on your medical history and whether you have implanted medical devices, metal fragments, severe claustrophobia or other contraindications to MRI.
Always inform the imaging provider of any medical devices, implants, previous surgery or possible pregnancy before your appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a GP referral?
A GP referral is generally not required to access the OneMRI Full Body MRI service.
How long does the scan take?
The MRI appointment typically takes approximately 45 to 60 minutes. Additional time may be required for preparation and administration.
Does MRI use radiation?
No. MRI uses magnetic fields and radiofrequency energy rather than ionising radiation.
Is contrast dye required?
Routine Full Body MRI scans are generally performed without contrast. The imaging provider will advise you if any variation is required.
Will the scan identify every health condition?
No. MRI has limitations and cannot detect every disease or medical condition. It should be considered one part of a broader preventative healthcare strategy.
What happens if something is found?
Your results will be explained during your doctor consultation. Additional imaging, pathology testing or referral to another healthcare professional may be recommended.
Is the scan covered by Medicare or private health insurance?
Preventative Full Body MRI scans are generally self-funded. You should contact your private health insurer directly to confirm whether any benefits may apply.
Clinical Disclaimer
Information provided on this page is general in nature and is not intended to replace personalised medical advice. Individual suitability, findings and follow-up recommendations will vary.
