September 1, 2025
The kids are finally out the door, and your house has never been quieter. For the first time in what feels like a lifetime, you can hear the hum of your refrigerator and the subtle whistle of air moving through your vents. You’ve spent several years focused on your children’s health – tracking their vaccines, monitoring their symptoms, rushing them to urgent care for every fever and scraped knee.
August 22, 2025
Sleek suitcases. Crisp uniforms. Effortless professionalism wheeling through terminals.But behind that composed exterior, pilots, flight attendants, and even frequent business travelers are actually one of the most radiation-exposed workforces in America.
August 14, 2025
Feeling dehydrated, an otherwise healthy woman in her early 50’s has been experiencing fatigue and what she assumed was a UTI that wouldn't quite clear up. It won’t be until a check-up for gallbladder pain reveals a mass on her left kidney.
August 6, 2025
People sometimes notice that an X-ray technologist steps out of the room before pressing the button – and wonder, if it's safe for me, why do they leave the room?
July 27, 2025
Picture this: you're living your best life, checking all the wellness boxes, in the peak of your health, when suddenly there’s something not quite right. A little back pain here, some unexplained weight loss there. Negligible issues, really, and most of us would shrug it off. But sometimes, these first inklings are your body's way of telling you something much bigger is happening.
July 18, 2025
First off: thank you, first responders. You rush toward things most of us spend our lives avoiding. But for all the praise, there’s one part of your story that usually stays hidden: what happens inside your body after years of answering the call?
June 25, 2025
Not all plaque in your arteries is equally dangerous. To lower your heart attack risk, it helps to know what's actually inside those plaques – and which ones you should target first.
June 12, 2025
There are plenty of tests out there to assess your heart attack risk — but before we rank them, it helps to know what’s happening inside your arteries.
June 2, 2025
There are a lot of reasons people come to TrueScan for a full-body MRI. But let's walk through the most common ones – and how this scan could give you peace of mind, help you catch disease early, and maybe even save your life.
May 21, 2025
Let’s talk about MRI safety. Yes, it sounds boring. But ignoring it can result in burns, blurry images, or (very rarely) actual death. actual death. So yeah… kinda important. At TrueScan, we take MRI safety seriously – not just because we like clear images, but because we really like our patients to stay safe.
May 19, 2025
TrueScan and Prenuvo exist because the standard approach to healthcare – waiting until you’re sick to get treatment – just isn’t good enough anymore. Both offer high-resolution, full-body MRI scans that are designed for early detection.
May 10, 2025
From “Do I need a referral?” to “What do I do next?” You’re curious what it's like to get a full-body MRI at TrueScan? This guide walks you through exactly what to expect, step by step.
May 5, 2025
A dedicated MRI is a targeted scan designed to evaluate a specific area of the body. They’re ordered for particular symptoms: knee pain, back pain, blurred vision. In comparison, a full-body MRI images the entire body using specialized protocols. In this post, we’ll explore what it would take to replicate a full-body MRI using dedicated MRIs.
May 4, 2025
You probably know someone who looked perfectly healthy… Felt a little off… And then got diagnosed with stage IV cancer – out of nowhere. My grandmother felt completely fine. Then one day, she woke up feeling sick. We went from doctor to doctor trying to figure out what was going on. By the time she got an MRI, it was already late-stage gallbladder cancer. She passed away six months later.
May 1, 2025
Let’s start with the obvious: Full-body MRIs are not covered by insurance. There is not even a CPT code for them yet. It exists entirely outside the traditional reimbursement system. But here’s the part most people don’t know: If your full-body MRI finds something — insurance still has your back.
