Your MRI Results, Now Easier to Understand

If you’ve had a full-body MRI with us, you already know the depth of insight it provides. But we believe receiving those results should feel just as good as the technology behind them, and improving that experience for you has been a priority for us.

That’s why, after a six-month integration project, we’re excited to share something new for our patients: we’ve added Scanslated to our MRI reporting.

What is Scanslated?

Scanslated is a patient-friendly reporting platform already trusted by leading health systems including Duke Health and US Radiology Specialists. It transforms the clinical language of a radiology report into something you can actually read, understand, and explore.

Your MRI report has always carried deep, physician-level insight into your health. The challenge is that the report itself is written for radiologists, not patients, with dense terminology that can leave you guessing, lead you to paste your report into ChatGPT, or make you wait anxiously for an appointment (not at LMI) just to understand what your results mean. Scanslated changes that, without taking anything away from the depth you already receive.

How it Works

With Scanslated, your MRI report becomes interactive:

• Plain-language explanations. Click any highlighted medical term to see a clear, everyday explanation — written by radiologists, right alongside your report.
• Visual diagrams. Patient-friendly anatomical illustrations help you actually picture what a finding refers to.
• Explore at your own pace. Review your results on your own time, so you arrive at your follow-up already informed and ready with the right questions.

More Than a Translation — An Interactive, Visual Experience

A text explanation can tell you what a term means, but Scanslated goes further, because understanding your body is easier when you can see it rather than just read about it.

Say your MRI notes a finding in your knee or spine. Scanslated displays the actual anatomy involved, highlighting which bones, ligaments, discs, and soft tissues belong to that region, so you can see exactly where a finding sits and how the surrounding structures relate to it. Abstract terminology becomes a clear picture of your own body.

And unlike a general AI tool, every explanation and illustration in Scanslated is created by radiologists and tied directly to your specific report, so what you’re seeing is accurate, relevant, and built for exactly this purpose.

A Quick Refresher On The Scan Behind Your Results

This new experience sits on top of imaging we’re deeply proud of. For those who haven’t yet had a full-body MRI with us, or who’d like a reminder of what makes it special, here’s what your scan delivers.

Our AI-Enhanced Full-Body MRI combines advanced magnetic resonance technology with DeepRecon™ AI reconstruction to detect potential disease long before symptoms appear without radiation. It delivers a sharper, more detailed view of the entire body, elevating early detection across more than 500 conditions, including cancers, neurological and vascular disorders, and musculoskeletal abnormalities.

• Ultra-high-resolution imaging — powered by DeepRecon’s intelligent noise reduction and super-resolution, for greater clarity and diagnostic confidence.
• Faster scans — completed in just 60 minutes, thanks to AI-accelerated imaging.
• A more comfortable experience — scanning with QScan® technology that makes it 50% quieter than many conventional MRIs.
• Light sedation options — available for patients who experience anxiety or claustrophobia.
  

Personalized Imaging Because You’re Not a Template

Unlike many full-body programs like Prenuvo or Ezra, which run the same fixed protocol for everyone, our approach adapts in real time. If a suspicious finding appears during your scan, we can adjust and add sequences on the spot to take a closer look. We also provide deeper clinical insights, including Onco-Rad scoring, to better characterize and prioritize potential oncological findings - imaging shaped around you, your body, and your unique health.

Structure and Function Offer the Complete Picture

While your MRI shows what’s happening structurally, it’s just as important to understand what’s happening functionally. That’s why we measure 140+ biomarkers in our in-house clinical lab and why it matters that both live under one roof. Does a finding in your labs correlate with something seen on your MRI, or vice versa? Connecting those signals is where real insight emerges.

And here’s what we believe puts us ahead: in our complete ecosystem, your results aren’t left for you to piece together. They’re reviewed by one of our physicians, who translates structural and functional findings into a clear roadmap with actionable steps to address what’s beneath the surface.

That’s integrative care, by our definition.

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