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Gentera: Your Gateway to Prenuvo Scans

At Gentera, we prioritize your health and well-being. That’s why we’re proud to offer our patients access to Prenuvo scans, a revolutionary technology for early detection and preventive care.

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The Future of Early Detection

Prenuvo represent the pinnacle of medical imaging technology, surpassing traditional MRI scans with their advanced capabilities. These scans provide comprehensive insights into your health, allowing for the detection of potential issues at their earliest stages.

Why Choose Prenuvo MRI Scan?

But what truly sets Prenuvo apart is the seamless experience it offers. Unlike traditional MRI scans, which can involve long wait times for results, Prenuvo provides immediate access to your scan results. This means you can receive crucial health information in real-time, without the stress of prolonged waiting periods.

At Gentera, we understand the importance of early detection in maintaining optimal health. That’s why we partner with Prenuvo to ensure our patients have access to the best possible care. Our physicians refer patients to Prenuvo for comprehensive full-body scans, giving them peace of mind and the assurance that their health is in good hands.

With Prenuvo scans, you can proactively monitor your health, detect potential issues early, and take control of your well-being. Don’t wait for symptoms to appear – schedule your Prenuvo scan with Gentera today and take the first step towards a healthier future.

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What Prenuvo Scans For

Prenuvo scans screen for a broad spectrum of conditions—including many solid tumors in their earliest stages and critical concerns like aneurysms.

Here are just a few examples of what it may detect:

Gallstones

Ischemic changes in Brain

Multiple Sclerosis

Endometriosis

Aneurysms

Spine degeneration

Bladder Cancer

Fatty Liver

Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm

Chronic Small Vessel Ischemia

Atrophied Kidney

Biliary Cancer

Bladder polyp

Bone Marrow Knee Edema

Brain metastases

Breast Cancer

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Prenuvo Safe?

Yes, Prenuvo scans use MRI technology, which does not expose you to radiation or contrast agents. It's considered one of the safest full-body imaging options available.

Yes, Prenuvo scans use MRI technology, which does not expose you to radiation or contrast agents. It's considered one of the safest full-body imaging options available.

What can Prenuvo detect?

Prenuvo scans screens for 500+ conditions including solid tumors, cysts, aneurysms,  and organ abnormalities. It’s ideal for catching silent health issues in their early stages.

Prenuvo scans screens for 500+ conditions including solid tumors, cysts, aneurysms,  and organ abnormalities. It’s ideal for catching silent health issues in their early stages.

What if there's an emergency during the scan?

You will be provided with a squeeze ball to alert the technologist if needed.

You will be provided with a squeeze ball to alert the technologist if needed.

What if I experience claustrophobia?

Our open bore MRI scanner eases claustrophobic feelings. Your doctor may prescribe a sedative, which you should arrange beforehand. We can also prescribe one and fill the prescription for you.

Our open bore MRI scanner eases claustrophobic feelings. Your doctor may prescribe a sedative, which you should arrange beforehand. We can also prescribe one and fill the prescription for you.

What should I expect during the scan?

A Prenuvo MRI is noninvasive, injection-free, and radiation-free. The scanner is air-conditioned and well-lit. Coils will be placed from your head to legs. The scanner produces thumping and humming noises. Headphones or earplugs are offered to reduce noise. You can also listen to music or watch a show. A technologist observes you from the adjacent room, so it’s important to remain still during image acquisition.

A Prenuvo MRI is noninvasive, injection-free, and radiation-free. The scanner is air-conditioned and well-lit. Coils will be placed from your head to legs. The scanner produces thumping and humming noises. Headphones or earplugs are offered to reduce noise. You can also listen to music or watch a show. A technologist observes you from the adjacent room, so it’s important to remain still during image acquisition.

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