He’s taking a deeper look at his health
Matt Peterson chose SimonMed Longevity’s Core MRI Plus Head, Neck and Spine screening to take a closer look at multiple areas of his body through advanced preventive imaging.
He’s sharing the experience with his audience, from what the screening includes to what the MRI experience is actually like. Because if you’ve ever wondered what a deeper look at your health could involve, seeing it firsthand can make the process easier to understand.
Matt’s screening includes imaging of the core body, head and brain, neck, head and neck vascular structures, and the cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine, providing a broader look at areas that may be difficult to evaluate through symptoms alone.
For Matt, it’s about being proactive and learning more about his health. Now, his audience can explore the same type of preventive imaging experience with $200 off a SimonMed Longevity whole-body MRI screening using code MATT.
Your SimonMed Longevity Whole-body MRI
Head-to-pelvis MRI
A comprehensive scan covering your brain, neck, chest, abdomen, and pelvis, a broad, detailed baseline of your health.
Dedicated spine imaging (with select packages)
Available with certain packages, added visibility into spinal health, a common source of chronic pain and injury.
Subspecialty radiologist interpretation
Your images are reviewed by board-certified, subspecialty-trained radiologists, not a generalist glancing at a screen.
Clinical consultation
A dedicated conversation to walk through your results, answer your questions, and talk through any recommended next steps.
Exclusive offer for you
$200 off
an eligible SimonMed Longevity screening.
Use code below when scheduling your appointment.
MATT
Offer valid for a limited time.
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What is a whole-body MRI?
If you’ve never heard of a whole-body MRI before, here’s the simple version: it’s an advanced imaging scan that takes a detailed look at your major organs and body systems, all in one appointment.
A whole-body MRI adds another layer of information to your routine healthcare by providing detailed images across major organs and systems. It’s designed to help identify findings that might otherwise go completely unnoticed, giving you and your doctor a clearer, more complete view of what’s really going on inside.
- Evaluates major organs and body systems
- No radiation
- Non-invasive, no needles, no downtime
- Can identify findings that may otherwise go unnoticed
- Designed to give you greater visibility into your overall health
Imaging designed to add healthy years
Explore proactive SimonMed Longevity screening options designed to help you see beyond symptoms and understand your health with greater clarity.
Have questions? Get answers.
Simply use code MATT when scheduling your SimonMed Longevity whole-body MRI screening, either online or when speaking with our scheduling team. The $200 discount will be applied to your appointment automatically.
Use code MATT to receive $200 off an eligible SimonMed Longevity screening, including qualifying whole-body MRI options and Cardiovascular Longevity at participating California locations. Additional terms and location restrictions may apply.
No referral is required to schedule a SimonMed Longevity whole-body MRI or Cardiovascular Longevity screening. You can book directly, and our team will guide you through the entire process.
Most whole-body MRI appointments are completed in under an hour. Additional add-ons, like Springbok body composition analysis or CCTA, may extend your visit slightly, and our team will walk you through timing when you book.
The promo code is valid at participating SimonMed Longevity locations nationwide. Availability may vary by location as the Longevity program continues to expand, while our scheduling team can confirm availability near you.
The $200 MATT discount is valid through November 15, 2026. We recommend booking early, as appointment availability can fill up.
Yes. Your screening includes a dedicated clinical consultation to review your results in plain language, what was found, what it means, and what (if anything) your recommended next steps are.