For first-time bookers
It is okay to be a little nervous.
Most people are. You would not be normal if you weren't. Before you book anything or decide to put off your screening for another day, read this.
Why this feels scary
Our cultural memory of disease is late-stage
So when someone suggests that you go get screened while you feel perfectly fine, your body does what any sensible body would do. It flinches. "If I look, I might find something." "Better to not know." "Now is not the right time." These thoughts are not a failure of courage. They are a sensible response to a health system that is reactive. That only pays attention when the stakes are high.
You wouldn’t drive your car without a service.
Nobody has ever taught us to do this for our bodies. Not because it is a bad idea. Because the tools to do it well have not existed until recently.
Now they do, the biggest hurdle is our mindset.
Reality check.
unaware they have risk factors.
Prenuvo’s advanced proactive screening is the most uplifting thing you will do for yourself this year.
Every story we hear about late detection makes early detection feel like a gamble. But the story we want to tell is the opposite one. The person who caught their lymphoma early and moved from a 20% cure rate to 90%. The young woman who discovered her endometriosis before another decade of pain. The runner who learned her fatty liver was reversible with a small set of changes. The executive who found the tiny brain aneurysm might have killed him in his sleep.
I believe that Prenuvo saved my life. If the aneurysm had gone undetected, it would have either killed me or caused serious brain damage.”
Those stories outnumber the bad ones at Prenuvo by a huge margin. They are what the future of healthcare looks like when you are allowed to see your body clearly.
Why this feels scary
We have spoken to thousands of patients who almost booked, and didn't.
"Next quarter."
"After this project."
"Once things settle down."
For most people, things never settle down — that is what life is.
There is always a reason to wait until next year.
it is doing whether or not you look at it. The scan does not create the finding; it
only tells you whether it is there. The longer you wait, the longer a finding you
could have addressed early has had time to advance.
They will thank you for the day you finally clicked the button.
Hear from some of our existing patients.
I thought it was 100% worth it and I would do it again... Prenuvo gave me peace of mind.”
Jena
Prenuvo patient
Most people say the same thing after their first scan.
Not because nothing was found — almost everyone has something; we are all aging bodies. They sleep better because, for the first time in their adult life, they have a much better idea of what is going on inside of them.
The quiet worry that lives in the back of most people's heads — the “is there something I'm missing?” — goes quieter. Sometimes it goes away entirely. People who scan every year describe a different relationship with their own health. They stop being an anxious passenger in their body and become an informed captain of it.
They eat a little better. They move a little more. They book the run. They call the friend. They take the trip. Not because they are afraid of dying — because, for the first time, they have a playbook for what to work on to live better.
When you are ready, we will be here.