Structural analysis
Quantify how your brain structure compares with age-matched expectations instead of relying on a written report alone.
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Brain MRI
NeuroAge's Brain MRI pairs structural brain imaging with advanced volumetric analysis, personalized recommendations, and a results dashboard built to help you understand brain aging and pathology earlier.
$1,398
Choose a new scan through the NeuroAge network or upload an eligible MRI you already have, then review personalized recommendations in the context of your findings.
-$999
- Brain MRI with 3D dashboard and preventative screening
Optional add ons +
Full Body MRI
+ $1,299
Full-body MRI scan with radiologist interpretation and report
WHY IT MATTERS
Imaging gives you a structural baseline that symptoms alone cannot
A preventative brain MRI can show anatomical changes and pathology long before day-to-day function makes those changes obvious.
NeuroAge uses brain MRI to quantify structural brain aging, review white matter changes, and translate a scan into findings you can track over time.
If you already have a compatible scan, you can upload it. If not, NeuroAge can coordinate a new MRI through its imaging network so the process stays practical, with personalized recommendations shaped by the structural patterns your scan reveals.
Preventative screening
Use MRI to establish an imaging baseline even if you do not currently have symptoms.
Repeatable monitoring
A baseline scan becomes more powerful when you can compare it with future imaging over time.
BEST FOR
Best for people who want objective structural information
Brain MRI is a strong fit when you want imaging-specific insight rather than a broader overview alone.
Adults with family history
Add objective structural imaging to a prevention plan if neurodegenerative disease runs in the family.
People with an existing scan
Upload a compatible MRI if you want more value from imaging you already completed.
People building a prevention baseline
Use structural imaging as one of the clearest concrete measurements in a long-term brain health plan.
OUR SCIENCE
25+ brain regions and radiologist review
The Brain MRI page is focused on MRI-specific value, from structural quantification to clinically relevant screening.
NeuroAge's current science materials describe the MRI workflow as a partnership with BrainKey, including analysis across 25 or more brain regions. The goal is to move beyond a binary normal-abnormal impression and show where structural changes are occurring.
When the MRI is completed through NeuroAge's network, every scan is also reviewed by a radiologist who screens for incidental findings including tumors, strokes, and aneurysms. That makes the product useful both for structural brain-age tracking and for broader safety review.
MRI-specific details
- Volumetric analysis across 25+ brain regions.
- Results review designed to make structural findings easier to understand.
- Radiologist screening for tumors, strokes, and aneurysms on network scans.
RESULTS DASHBOARD
See MRI findings in a visual dashboard
The MRI experience is designed to make structural results easier to understand, review, and revisit.
Review region-level findings in a dashboard rather than a text-heavy report alone.
Review region-level findings in a format built for clearer structural interpretation.
Keep imaging results in a format that is easier to compare over time and use personalized recommendations to guide next steps.
Client Testimonials
What NeuroAge customers are saying across imaging, testing, and coaching.
I live my life profoundly between my ears - I enjoy learning and thinking and reading and writing and making things. The prospect of losing those abilities, and losing the memories that they have created, frightens me.If you have a family history like mine, this assessment can help you better understand your risk of Alzheimer's and how you're doing so far. It can give you the incentive you need to manage your risk more thoughtfully.
Mike OlsonNeuroAge Therapeutics is an amazing and best in class company led by the very best Co-founder and CEO.I have been impressed since day one. They produce positive results and guidance. I unequivocally recommend NeuroAge Therapeutics.
Carol DiBattisteI've worked with NeuroAge for several years across their full platform - including MRI analysis, genetics, blood biomarkers, cognitive tests and personalised coaching on the key pillars of healthy brain aging.What sets them apart is the integration: a holistic view of where my brain health stands today, drawing together all the available data and tracked over time, combined with a practical framework for what to do about it. The focus is squarely on prevention and the insights are specific, actionable and evidence based.For anyone serious about the cutting edge of preventive brain health, I can't recommend NeuroAge highly enough.
Jamie GarisThe most comprehensive brain health assessment I've ever done — and it may have saved my life.NeuroAge caught a brain aneurysm that Prenuvo missed entirely on THREE scans. That alone made the whole experience worth it. But what really sets NeuroAge apart is the depth of what they actually measure — this isn't just a scan.My assessment combined a brain MRI analyzed across 25 regions, cognitive testing through their NeuroGames platform, blood biomarkers, and whole genome sequencing. Everything feeds into a single NeuroAge score. Mine came back 6 years younger than my chronological age, which puts me in the 80th percentile — but more importantly, I now know exactly which areas to work on (thalamus, white matter, hippocampus) and have a personalized, evidence-based plan to address them.The genetic component is where it gets really interesting — I learned about medically actionable variants that affect how I metabolize certain medications, including a VKORC1 variant relevant to blood thinners and a CYP2C19 variant affecting a range of common drugs. That's information I'll carry to every doctor's appointment.The reporting is thorough, the recommendations are backed by citations, and the level of personalization is unlike anything I've experienced in conventional medicine. If you're serious about proactive brain health, this is where to start.
Laurie ZugayIn January I attended the R42 Healthcare Retreat at the Ritz Carlton in Half Moon Bay. Multiple tests were included in the price. The brilliant, Alzheimer trailblazer,Christin Glorioso, M.D. was in charge of coordinating the brain MRI's and other cognitive tests for the retreat through her company, NeuroAge Therapeutics. She founded, to prevent and treat Alzheimer's which had decimated her family. She flagged my brain MRI as abnormal and possible NPH. NPH is a rare condition that affects balance, cognitive decline and urinary incontinance aka “wet, wobbly and wacky.” She contacted me and strongly suggested that I consult with a neurologist and assured me that it was treatable which was a massive relief. But for Dr. Glorioso this rare, treatable condition would have never been found.Thank you Christin for alerting me and staying with me while I went through the testing (including a spinal tap to relieve the spinal tap to release the pressure in my brain) to confirm the diagnosis. This is a rare condition and never would have been discovered but for the brain MRI and the determination of Dr. Glorioso.
Marisa McGinnisFAQ
Questions, answered
NeuroAge's current science materials describe MRI analysis across 25 or more brain regions, along with review of white matter changes and other structural findings relevant to brain aging.
NeuroAge's MRI workflow includes volumetric analysis and, when the scan is completed through the NeuroAge network, radiologist review for incidental findings such as tumors, strokes, and aneurysms.
Yes. If you already have an eligible MRI with the required imaging sequences and original DICOM files, you can choose the upload option instead of booking a new scan.
NeuroAge works with MRI partner locations across the United States. Browse MRI centers to review current options.
Add structural brain imaging to your prevention baseline
Choose a new scan or upload an existing MRI, then review the results and personalized recommendations in a format built for clarity.