Dragonfly Scan Signature

Texas preventive MRI packages with telehealth results review.

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About Dragonfly Scan

Dragonfly offers torso and broader preventive MRI packages through its Texas clinic network. You arrange the scan with its team and receive radiologist findings followed by a nurse-practitioner telehealth review. Package coverage varies, and the associated telehealth service is for Texas residents.

Choose your Dragonfly packageHave your scan at a Texas clinicReview findings by telehealth

Offerings

Signature

$4,999

one-time

Whole-body

Extends imaging through the feet and adds quantitative liver analysis and a blood panel.

What’s included in Signature

Included

Brain Included

Imaging of the brain. This is distinct from an added brain-volume or artery analysis.

Neck Included

Soft tissues in the neck, including the thyroid. Neck coverage does not itself include the cervical spine.

Spine Included

Imaging of the spine. The specific sections and level of detail depend on the scan.

Chest Included

Imaging of the chest or lungs. Whole-body MRI has limits for small lung nodules.

Abdomen Included

Abdominal organs such as the liver, pancreas, kidneys, spleen and adrenal glands.

Pelvis Included

Pelvic organs, including the bladder and reproductive organs. Dedicated diagnostic protocols can differ.

Results

Results
Written radiologist findings and explanation, shareable with own doctor
Timing
Usually within seven business days.

Help

Clinician review

Included

A radiologist interprets your scan.

Live consultation

Included

A nurse practitioner discusses your results with you by telehealth.

Locations

Dragonfly schedules the selected package at one of its own or affiliated Texas scanner clinics.

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Stories

Ben Hogan

A screening scan led to an early prostate cancer diagnosis

Ben felt healthy at 61 when he chose a full-body Dragonfly scan, which led to a stage I prostate cancer diagnosis. He says the finding changed how he looked after his health, including his eating and drinking habits, and gave him a clearer path forward.

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Joe Beverly

A liver finding led to answers after months of fatigue

Joe struggled with fatigue and repeated doctor visits before trying a Dragonfly MRI. A liver abnormality prompted further testing that diagnosed hemochromatosis, an iron-overload condition. After starting regular therapeutic blood draws, he reported feeling better and being more active with his children.

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FAQs

Do I need an outside referral?

You can arrange this preventive screening directly without bringing an outside physician referral. The team still reviews your eligibility and MRI safety.

Who explains the findings?

A nurse practitioner reviews the radiology findings with you by telehealth.