Ezra MRI Scan

At $999, or $899 with a Function membership, the standard 22-minute scan provides in-person MR images of four body regions, radiologist and Ezra reports, image access, and urgent-finding outreach. It is less compelling for a narrow diagnostic question, buyers without a nearby site, or anyone who needs lung, breast, heart, spine, limb, colon, or symptom-directed evaluation. The price does not buy a complete cancer screen or medical workup, and taxes or checkout charges are not itemized.

The product page specifies four acquired regions and a separate exclusion list that includes chest, lungs, heart, breasts, arms, legs, spine, esophagus, small intestine, and large intestine including the colon. It does not publish an analyte count or a complete lesion or condition inventory. Its coverage is meaningful for selected organs but materially incomplete for thoracic, breast, musculoskeletal, and endoscopic or surface-lesion questions.

The standard MRI Scan directly acquires images of the head, neck, abdomen, and pelvis, which is relevant to users seeking multi-organ anatomical screening. Ezra markets possible signs of cancer and other conditions in named organs, but the scan is not a symptom-directed diagnostic workup and it omits lungs, breasts, heart, spine, limbs, and gastrointestinal surfaces. The relevance score therefore reflects focused multi-organ imaging rather than broad disease detection.

Customers receive a radiology report plus an Ezra Report that translates findings into plain language, next steps, recommendations, a PDF or share path, and online image access. Ezra says urgent findings receive direct outreach and offers support, but its FAQ also says it does not directly connect or refer patients for follow-up testing. Interpretation still depends on radiologist judgment, follow-up care, and the provider's stated false-positive and missed-lesion limits.

Ezra's exact product pages identify MRI as the acquisition modality and describe magnet and radio waves, region-specific coils, breath-hold instructions, and radiologist review. The provider also claims FDA-cleared AI image enhancement and AI-assisted reports, but the reviewed first-party record does not publish this product's field strength, sequences, contrast protocol, acquisition parameters, reader agreement, false-positive or false-negative rates, or independent validation. Direct observations are the acquired MR images, not a validated cancer measurement.

Online booking, direct-to-consumer purchase, HSA or FSA eligibility, payment plans, and many listed U.S. imaging locations make access practical for adults near an active site. Ezra states the full Ezra Report arrives within 7 to 10 days of the scan, with the radiology report typically available earlier; a prior evidence review recorded an alternate "as soon as two weeks" phrasing on other materials, so two weeks remains the conservative outer bound for planning. The scan is in person at a third-party center, requires MRI safety review and preparation, is unavailable to pregnant people, and has location-dependent inventory. Terms say Ezra may decline a requested service as medically inappropriate and cannot guarantee its location list is current.

Ezra's March 2026 privacy policy covers health history, questionnaires, scan results, account data, derived health information, analytics, marketing, vendors, imaging locations, research, and de-identified AI training. It allows account-deletion requests but says transactions may remain and de-identified data cannot be deleted; retention is purpose and business-need based rather than a fixed period. The policy describes HIPAA obligations when Ezra acts as a business associate of certain providers, not a blanket guarantee that every service interaction is HIPAA covered.

Current official pages disclose the exact standard product name, $999 direct price, $899 Function-member price, 22-minute duration, four included regions, major exclusions, 7-to-10-day report window, online booking, preparation, refund rules, and privacy framework. Transparency is reduced by no public sequence, field-strength, contrast, full report schema, site-by-site price total, or independent diagnostic-performance package, plus a separate page that describes results as soon as two weeks.