
OneMRI is Australia’s specialist provider of full-body, preventive MRI scanning services designed for early detection of over 500 potential conditions. The service offers radiation-free whole-body MRI scans, radiologist-reviewed reports and doctor-explained results all delivered in one streamlined process.
Founded as a forward-looking imaging network, OneMRI aims to shift healthcare from reactive to proactive by providing accessible, whole-body MRI screening for individuals who want to build a health baseline rather than wait for symptoms.
Every scan includes: a full body MRI scan, a radiologist-reviewed detailed report, and a doctor’s consultation to walk through findings in plain language.
The company also secured seed funding to support its expansion, signalling investor confidence in its preventative-health model.
Whole-body MRI scans: Single scan covering multiple organ systems, designed for early detection and baseline building.
Radiologist report + doctor consultation: Each client receives a detailed radiology report plus plain-language interpretation with next-step guidance.
National partner imaging network: Works with existing imaging clinics across Australia to expand capacity and reach.
Corporate and wellness partnerships: Potential for integration with employer health programmes, wellness platforms and referral networks.
Imaging and radiology centres: Clinics looking to partner and fill underutilised MRI capacity while tapping into a new-market offering.
Private clinics and specialist groups: Practices (e.g., longevity clinics, wellness centres, preventive-health providers) wanting to add whole-body imaging services to their portfolio.
Corporate wellness and employee benefit providers: Organisations seeking advanced diagnostic solutions as part of premium health-benefit offerings.
Health networks and referral practitioners: GPs or specialty practices interested in integrating advanced imaging pathways or offering differentiated services to high-net-worth or health-curious clients.
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