Can I bring a whole-body MRI from another provider?

Yes. The standalone review accepts any provider's scan. Contact intake to confirm how to make your images and report available before the appointment.

Does the review fee include an MRI scan?

No. This is a post-scan consultation. Imaging is performed by external providers and paid separately. The current review fee is listed under standalone consultations on our Programs page.

Do I need to join a longevity program?

No. Whole-body MRI review is available as a standalone consultation where suitable. Further assessment or ongoing care can be discussed if the findings and your circumstances warrant it.

Where does the consultation take place?

Opse Health provides face-to-face care in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane. If you live elsewhere in Australia, contact intake before arranging travel to discuss suitability and attendance.

Dr Joshua Hatch reviewing results and planning follow-up

Whole-body MRI review · Brisbane

Whole-body MRI review: what happens after the scan?

A scan report can leave you with questions. Opse Health offers a standalone consultation to review your whole-body MRI images and report, discuss the findings and map the next steps.

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Face-to-face in Brisbane. Bring any provider's scan.

Post-scan consultation

Put the images, report and your history together.

The purpose of a whole-body MRI review is to understand what the findings mean in your circumstances. Dr Joshua Hatch reviews the images alongside the radiologist's report and your clinical history, and discusses next steps. This is a GP consultation and does not replace a specialist radiology report. You can bring a scan from any provider; the consultation is available outside the full longevity program.

Review of your existing whole-body MRI images and report
Discussion of findings in the context of your history and risks
A clear plan for any further assessment or follow-up
A standalone consultation rather than a commitment to ongoing care

Your doctor

A background in imaging, with clinical follow-through.

Dr Joshua Hatch is a Fellowship-qualified GP with a background in MRI and emergency radiography, followed by hospital orthopaedics and general practice. At Opse, that experience informs the conversation about imaging, risk and the next clinical decision.

MBBS and Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners
Bachelor of Applied Science in Medical Imaging
Longevity and preventive medicine at Opse Health in Brisbane

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Dr Joshua Hatch, lead clinician at Opse Health

Before or after testing

Choosing a scan and reviewing a scan are different decisions.

Whole-body MRI (also called full-body MRI) screening is not routinely recommended for people without symptoms, known cancer or a cancer-predisposition syndrome. Scans can miss disease or identify findings that lead to further tests or procedures without improving health. A scan does not replace recommended screening. If you have not had a scan, discuss whether imaging is clinically indicated before booking. Imaging, where appropriate, is arranged with external providers and paid separately. This standalone review is for people who already have a scan.

Whole-body MRI review FAQs

Can I bring a whole-body MRI from another provider?: Yes. The standalone review accepts any provider's scan. Contact intake to confirm how to make your images and report available before the appointment.
Does the review fee include an MRI scan?: No. This is a post-scan consultation. Imaging is performed by external providers and paid separately. The current review fee is listed under standalone consultations on our Programs page.
Do I need to join a longevity program?: No. Whole-body MRI review is available as a standalone consultation where suitable. Further assessment or ongoing care can be discussed if the findings and your circumstances warrant it.
Where does the consultation take place?: Opse Health provides face-to-face care in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane. If you live elsewhere in Australia, contact intake before arranging travel to discuss suitability and attendance.