Provider comparison · High-intent imaging comparisons

Ezra vs Prenuvo vs Function Health

Function and Ezra have united, while Prenuvo remains separate; compare their current scan menus, prices, exclusions, and follow-up paths.

Sources checked July 20, 2026Independent clinician review is pending

The direct answer

Function and Ezra have united as of July 20, 2026, so this is no longer a three-company comparison. Function/Ezra and Prenuvo sell elective MRI options with different protocols, coverage areas, prices, and follow-up paths.

What each service offers

Function and Ezra have united, and Function now presents Ezra imaging inside its preventive-health platform. Prenuvo remains a separate provider selling a standalone whole-body MRI experience. Compare the current Function/Ezra offering with Prenuvo as two routes, not as three independent companies.

Price and protocol snapshot

On July 20, 2026, the first-party Ezra pricing page said Function and Ezra had united and showed a base MRI at $999 list price or $899 for Function members. Prenuvo's first-party U.S. page showed a standalone whole-body MRI at $2,499. Prices, locations, and packages change, so refresh both providers' pages before purchasing.

What is excluded

The Function/Ezra page on July 20, 2026 said its base MRI excludes the chest, lungs, heart, arms, legs, esophagus, small intestine, and colon. Prenuvo has its own exclusions and field-of-view limits. No full-body scan truly covers everything.

Exclusions matter because they map directly onto the cancers men worry about most. A scan that skips the chest and colon cannot substitute for lung LDCT or colorectal screening, no matter how impressive the report looks.

Ask each provider for a written list of excluded body regions.
Ask who reads the images and how findings are reported.
Refresh prices and protocols before any purchase.

What this does not mean

This does not mean one company is medically approved while the others are not. All are elective services. It also does not mean the most expensive scan is the most thorough. A higher price may reflect amenities, branding, or additional sequences, not necessarily better health outcomes.

How to compare them

Compare scan scope, radiologist credentials, report turnaround, whether your doctor receives the report, and the total cost including possible follow-up. Ask what happens if something looks abnormal and whether the company helps coordinate next steps.

Sources checked July 20, 2026. Independent clinician review is pending.

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Frequently asked questions

How do prices compare?

Prices change and vary by package and location. On July 20, 2026, the united Function/Ezra offering listed a base MRI at $999 list or $899 member and Prenuvo listed $2,499 standalone; check each provider's current page before buying.

Do these replace a doctor's visit?

No. They are elective imaging, not a physical or a screening plan.

Are these covered by insurance?

Usually not. Most people pay out of pocket.

What if I have symptoms?

See a clinician for symptom evaluation rather than booking an elective scan.

Sources

Sources checked July 20, 2026. Independent clinician review is pending. Educational only; not a diagnosis, medical advice, coverage determination, or substitute for symptom evaluation.