Whole-body MRI with radiologist review
Combined screeningMRI, CT and DXA with blood, dental and retinal testingMRI, CT, DXA plus blood, dental and retinal tests
Additional testingTotal Clarity plus brain and neck MRA, additional biomarkers and gut testingTotal Clarity plus brain/neck MRA, biomarkers and gut testing
Heart screeningCoronary CT angiography with AI reporting
Preventive imaging · Plano, Texas
Get to know the body you live in.
Compare MRI, CT and DXA at EverVita in Plano. Explore what each imaging method shows, then follow the links to scan details and package pricing.
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Understand your options
Different examinations answer different questions. Start with what each scan is designed to show.
Organs & soft tissues
Magnetic fields and radio waves create detailed internal images without x-rays. EverVita offers whole-body MRI.
You lie still during imaging. Tell the team about implants or metal devices; suitability and preparation depend on your examination.
Explore full body MRI →Heart & lung imaging
X-rays create cross-sectional images. EverVita describes heart and lung examinations, including coronary CT angiography.
You may be asked to hold your breath. CT uses ionizing radiation; contrast and preparation vary by examination.
Learn about CT →Bone density & body composition
Low-dose x-rays measure bone density. EverVita also describes DXA body-composition measurements.
You lie on a table for the measurements. DXA does not provide the same soft-tissue detail as MRI; confirm which measurements are included.
Learn about DXA →Your package determines the examinations included. Explore the anatomy below, then compare package options.
Explore your anatomy
Organs & soft tissues
EverVita describes whole-body MRI across organs and soft tissues, including the liver, kidneys and pancreas. Explore the anatomy below; these views are not a complete examination map.
Explore MRI in detail
Approximate location.
Not a coverage map.
Brain anatomy
An isolated view of the brain. Select Lumbar spine to explore spinal imaging.
Magnetic fields and radio waves create detailed internal images.
MRI does not use x-rays. Movement and some metal implants can affect the images.
Lumbar spine
The lumbar vertebrae form the lower back, above the sacrum.
Dedicated spine MRI shows discs, the spinal cord and surrounding soft tissues.
It can assess disc herniation and nerve compression. This illustration shows the lower spine; it is not an MRI image.
General MRI capability. A dedicated spine examination is not automatically included in whole-body screening; confirm EverVita’s protocol.
Abdominal anatomy
An overview of abdominal organs. Choose an individual organ for a closer view.
Body MRI examines abdominal organs and pelvic structures.
It produces tissue images rather than bone-density measurements. Breathing and movement can blur abdominal images.
Liver
The liver makes bile to help digest fats and processes nutrients absorbed from food.
Body MRI provides detailed soft-tissue views of the liver.
A radiologist reviews tissue detail and describes findings in a report. Additional views or a targeted examination may be needed.
Kidneys
These paired organs filter blood, removing waste and excess water to make urine.
Body MRI can examine the kidneys and surrounding structures.
Magnetic fields and radio waves create the images. A finding may need additional views or another imaging technique.
Pancreas
The pancreas produces digestive enzymes that help break down carbohydrates, fats and proteins.
Body MRI is used to examine the pancreas.
MRI provides soft-tissue images without using x-rays. A targeted examination may be needed to investigate a finding.
Bladder
The bladder holds urine until it leaves the body.
Pelvic MRI can examine the bladder and nearby structures.
MRI creates soft-tissue images using magnetic fields and radio waves.
Coverage of this organ has not been confirmed. Check the package and protocol with the team.
Spleen
The spleen filters blood and removes old or damaged red blood cells.
Abdominal MRI can evaluate the spleen.
A radiologist interprets the images in the context of the examination.
Coverage of this organ has not been confirmed. Check the package and protocol with the team.
Gallbladder
The gallbladder stores bile and releases it into the small intestine during digestion.
MRCP is a specialized MRI examination of the gallbladder and bile ducts.
A dedicated MRCP examination differs from a general whole-body MRI.
Coverage of this organ and this specialized examination has not been confirmed. Check the package and protocol with the team.
Prostate
The prostate is a gland that contributes fluid to semen.
Dedicated prostate MRI provides detailed views of the gland.
Multiparametric MRI examines tissue structure, water movement and blood flow.
Coverage of this organ and this specialized examination has not been confirmed. Check the package and protocol with the team.
Uterus & ovaries
The uterus supports a developing pregnancy; the ovaries produce eggs and hormones.
Pelvic MRI can evaluate the uterus and ovaries.
MRI provides soft-tissue detail without using x-rays.
Coverage of these organs has not been confirmed. Check the package and protocol with the team.
Organs & blood vessels
Explore what CT can show across the body. EverVita describes heart and lung examinations; the additional anatomy views explain general CT capabilities, not confirmed package inclusions.
Explore CT in detail
Approximate location.
Not a coverage map.
Lungs & airways
The paired lungs and branching airways are shown as an educational model.
Cross-sectional chest images can reveal lung nodules.
Screening low-dose CT is performed without injected contrast. A nodule is not automatically cancer; further assessment may be needed.
Heart
The coronary arteries run across the heart’s surface and supply its muscle.
Coronary CT angiography uses an injected iodine-containing contrast agent to examine the coronary arteries for plaque and narrowing.
The images help a clinician assess coronary artery disease. This is a diagnostic examination, not a treatment for a blockage.
Brain anatomy
An educational view of the brain.
Head CT can reveal bleeding and injuries within the brain.
MRI can provide greater detail for some brain soft-tissue questions.
General CT capability. This area is not confirmed as part of EverVita’s heart or lung examinations.
Liver
The liver is shown as an isolated anatomical model.
CT provides cross-sectional views of the liver and can help locate a mass or assess injury.
The examination technique depends on the clinical question.
General CT capability. This area is not confirmed as part of EverVita’s heart or lung examinations.
Kidneys
The paired kidneys and their urinary connections.
CT can examine kidney masses, stones and urinary-tract abnormalities.
The examination technique depends on the question being investigated.
General CT capability. This area is not confirmed as part of EverVita’s heart or lung examinations.
Pancreas
An isolated view of pancreatic anatomy.
Abdominal CT can investigate pancreatic inflammation and help locate pancreatic tumors.
The scan protocol is selected for the question being investigated.
General CT capability. This area is not confirmed as part of EverVita’s heart or lung examinations.
Spleen
An isolated view of the spleen; CT examines it within the wider abdomen.
CT shows the spleen in cross-section alongside nearby abdominal organs.
A radiologist interprets these views in the context of the examination; a finding may need additional images or another technique.
General CT capability. This area is not confirmed as part of EverVita’s heart or lung examinations.
Bowel
An illustrative view of the small and large intestines.
Abdominal CT can investigate bowel inflammation, including Crohn’s disease and diverticulitis.
Different bowel examinations use different preparation and imaging protocols.
General CT capability. This area is not confirmed as part of EverVita’s heart or lung examinations.
Bladder
The bladder holds urine until it leaves the body.
CT urography examines the urinary tract, including the bladder, for abnormalities such as stones or tumors.
CT urography is a dedicated examination, not a feature of every CT scan.
General CT capability. This area is not confirmed as part of EverVita’s heart or lung examinations.
Aorta
An illustrative view of the aortic arch and descending vessel.
CT angiography uses injected contrast to examine the aorta for aneurysms or tears in its wall.
The contrast timing and scan area are selected for the vessel being examined.
General CT capability. This area is not confirmed as part of EverVita’s heart or lung examinations.
Bone density & body composition
Explore bone-density sites and body-composition regions. EverVita describes both types of measurement; the exact sites and regional reporting available in your examination need confirmation.
Explore DXA in detail
Approximate location.
Not a coverage map.
Body composition
A stylized soft-tissue model. DXA distinguishes fat and lean tissue; the illustration contains no personal measurements.
Fat mass, lean mass and body-fat percentage.
Separates tissue measurements that a scale combines into one number. Scanner and analysis differences matter when comparing repeat measurements.
Hip
The hip joint connects the head of the thigh bone to a socket in the pelvis.
The hip is a common site for measuring bone density. The forearm is an alternative site in selected clinical circumstances.
Measurements are compared with reference populations using T-scores or Z-scores. Density helps assess fracture risk; it cannot predict who will have a fracture.
Confirm which measurement sites are included in your EverVita examination.
Lumbar spine
The lumbar vertebrae form the lower back, above the sacrum.
The lower spine is another common site for a DXA bone-density measurement.
Trabecular bone score (TBS) adds information to fracture-risk assessment. A separate vertebral fracture assessment (VFA) looks for spinal compression fractures. These do not assess bulging discs.
TBS and VFA require additional analysis or imaging. Confirm availability and measurement sites with EverVita.
Arm composition
A soft-tissue view of the arm. Colors and proportions are illustrative, not measured results.
Regional body-composition analysis can report fat and lean tissue for each arm.
Arm and leg lean-tissue measurements together contribute to assessing low muscle mass. They do not measure strength or diagnose sarcopenia on their own.
General DXA capability. Confirm whether this measurement is available in your EverVita examination.
Leg composition
A soft-tissue view of the leg. Colors and proportions are illustrative, not measured results.
Regional body-composition analysis can report fat and lean tissue for each leg.
These measurements describe lower-limb composition, not walking ability or muscle strength. Comparing changes requires consistent scanning and analysis.
General DXA capability. Confirm whether this measurement is available in your EverVita examination.
Abdominal composition
A torso-focused view of the soft-tissue model; not a measured fat distribution.
Regional DXA analysis describes fat and lean tissue in the trunk, which includes the abdomen.
Compatible software can separately estimate visceral fat around abdominal organs. This is not the same as total trunk fat or an examination of organ health.
Visceral-fat estimation requires compatible analysis software. Confirm which regional measurements EverVita provides.
AI-generated anatomy illustrations · not diagnostic imaging. General examination information; confirm EverVita’s package coverage and protocol with the team.
Service summaries reflect EverVita’s published descriptions, reviewed September 8, 2026. They do not confirm an individual package or clinical protocol. Illustrations are conceptual and not clinically validated.
EverVita MRI · EverVita CT · EverVita DXA
Scan explanations: Body MRI · CCTA · Lung screening · Bone density · DXA positions & additional analyses.
Organ explanations: NIDDK: kidneys · NIDDK: digestion · Urinary tract · Spleen · Prostate · Uterus and ovaries.
Targeted imaging: Spine MRI · Abdominal and pelvic MRI · MRCP · Prostate MRI. These references describe general examinations, not confirmed EverVita inclusions.
General capabilities: Head CT · Body CT · Abdominal CT · CT urography · CT angiography · CDC: regional DXA measurements. These describe general uses, not EverVita package coverage.
MRI / Brain selected.
A specific area. A focused perspective.
Focused MRI and CT examinations concentrate on a particular area or imaging question. Compare availability and inclusions on the pricing page.
Brain and neck MRI, non-contrast MRA, and an advanced AI-assisted neuro report.
View options & pricingCardiac calcium scoring and lung cancer screening.
View options & pricingA focused preventive MRI of one body part. Confirm the region and preparation with the team.
View options & pricingEye, dental, blood and gut assessments offer information beyond the MRI, CT and DXA examinations.
See the layers beneath the surface of your retina, with detailed cross-sectional images that help assess retinal health.
Look beneath the surface with three-dimensional images of your teeth, roots and jawbone.
Go beyond anatomy with blood-based measurements that add context to your health assessment.
Explore the microbes in your gut with a stool-based microbiome test from Tiny Health.
These assessments are not included in every package. Confirm which are available in your chosen assessment and how to prepare.
Conceptual illustrations
Assessment questions →
Before you arrive, during your appointment and when you review your results.
Follow the preparation instructions for your booked examinations. Ask the team about medication, fasting or implant-related questions before your visit.
Confirm which examinations are scheduled and ask what each involves before it begins.
Discuss the findings with your reviewing physician and ask whether additional testing or follow-up is recommended.
EverVita’s main packages list radiologist interpretation and a physician consultation. Compare packages for the examinations and review arrangements included.
View packages & pricingConfirm when and how you will receive your report and whether follow-up visits are included. Imagery is illustrative.
Preparation & results FAQs →Before you book
Your package determines the examinations and assessments included. Confirm the inclusions, preparation and results review before booking.
Discuss your optionsConfirm which MRI, CT or DXA examinations and additional assessments are included in the package you are considering. Discuss suitability with the team; the anatomy explorer is a general guide, not a package coverage map.
Follow the instructions provided for your chosen appointment. Confirm any preparation questions with the team before your visit.
Confirm how you will receive your report, how your results will be reviewed, and which consultation or follow-up arrangements are included in your package.
Discuss suitability with a qualified clinician. Screening does not replace evaluation of symptoms or routine recommended care.
Compare package inclusions and pricing, or contact the team for help choosing.
