Bionicc Body Screening

"Getting a full body MRI provides peace of mind. Bionicc provides this service quickly and in a professional manner. For anyone who is thinking about getting a full body MRI, don’t hesitate…just do it. You will be thankful that you did. Bionicc is a great place to get this done!"

"Mixed feelings characterize my experience at Bioniccs. While the staff demonstrated friendliness and professionalism, my expectations for the MRI screening to confirm previous dedicated scans and potentially unveil new findings were not met. I had reservations about the cost and efficacy of an MRI screening, especially considering my family doctor's advice against it. Despite this counsel, I proceeded, only to be disappointed by the results. Having undergone various medical imaging procedures previously, I possessed a baseline for comparison with Bioniccs' MRI screening. It's crucial to emphasize the distinction between a dedicated MRI scan and a screening, as they yield different results. Regrettably, the Bioniccs screening missed crucial findings observed in previous scans, and what it did detect was, in my opinion, misjudged and downplayed. After receiving the results of my screening, I reached back out to Ryan, the owner of Bioniccs, where I was told the interpretation of the MRI (radiologist), the doctor who communicated the results to me, and the company that sent the CD were all contractors. This helps clarify much of the ambiguity I encountered. During my follow-up conversation with Ryan, I also mentioned my concern about the images Bioniccs posted on its website and social media pages did not accurately depict the MRI machine he owned. Additionally, the images on the CD I was provided did not match the quality of the images he had posted online. After talking with, Ryan, he opted to take down a number of online images, prompting me to provide them with a 2-star review instead of a 1-star rating. Also, post-screening, I consulted with my family doctor, who recommended a recheck using ultrasound—an alternative that proved to be more cost-effective and provided clear findings. While Bioniccs might be suitable for those without prior scans or lacking health insurance, I would exercise caution. Many primary care doctors would likely endorse routine annual checkups, including chest X-rays, breathing tests, blood work, and EKGs—all of which are less expensive and noninvasive. In cases where patients complain of symptoms, doctors typically recommend ultrasounds, dedicated MRIs, or CT scans over a full-body MRI screening. Consider this: Unlike the very expensive and frequently inconclusive MRI screenings, cost-effective ultrasound diagnostics enable thorough scanning of multiple areas, such as the thyroid, liver, kidneys, pancreas, bladder, gallbladder, pelvic region, veins, arteries, and more. Following my experience with Bioniccs’ MRI screening, I've come to realize its imperfections, and patients should not harbor a false sense of security by being given an all clear. In the end, it's merely a screening. I strongly advise anyone encountering even subtle symptoms to seek advice from a doctor. Furthermore, maintaining routine annual checkups is consistently a wise decision. I'm composing the comment below in reaction to Bioniccs response to my review. Thank you for your feedback (refer to the comments below). I appreciate the opportunity to provide some suggestions and analysis. Consider featuring testimonials from doctors who endorse your MRI screening services on your website for added credibility, especially if they utilize your services for their personal reassurance. Additionally, caution should be exercised when sharing specific instances like "This month our screenings identified two potentially lifesaving situations for people in the same day," as it may raise concerns about HIPAA laws regarding public disclosure and social media. While I'm not an expert, it might be advisable to approach such comments and claims with greater care. Your reply: “...There are medical doctors that recommend our service to their patients, as well as physicians who get screened themselves. This month our screenings identified two potentially lifesaving situations for people in the same day.”"

"I’m am in my sixties and have lost friends to conditions that are curable if caught early. Bionicc Screening allows one to discover those issues before it is too late. The process could not be any easier. Scheduling is a easy. The staff is personable, helpful and professional. The MRI is an “open” MRI so claustrophobia is not an issue. The facility is first rate and the testing a breeze. Results come shortly after the test with a detailed analysis and suggested follow up. You also get copy of your scan on a disc in case one of your providers needs to see it. Money and time very well spent. Highly recommended."

"Very happy with our experience at Bionicc Body Services. Staff was kind, helpful and informative. My wife and I gave each other this screening as a Christmas gift. Nothing more important than your health!"

"It’s about time! Finally, a common sense approach to preventing needless suffering and death due to cancers and other diseases not being diagnosed until it’s too late. This was a a wonderful experience. The staff was incredibly friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. This was an expensive procedure but I’m so glad I did it. It’s been such a piece of mind. The MRI report confirmed things known and revealed issues that were concerning but can now be treated. I’m hoping I will be able to add this to regiment every 3-5 years . It’s a wealth of information for my doctors and they were amazed at the information that they now have at their fingertips. No need for guessing , or having numerous tests and procedures that come up with inconclusive results. As I age, my Drs and I will have the definitive information needed to keep me as healthy as possible. I believe that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Last thought… we are not a health care society we are a disease care society. Why? That’s simple, healthy people don’t make pharmaceutical companies, hospitals and Drs money."