MRAccess Inc. (“MRA”) was formed by leading magnetic resonance researchers, radiologists, and data scientists from Columbia, Yale, Harvard, and Google— along with accomplished business leaders— to develop and bring to market an integrated system that will make clinical full-body MRI affordable and supportable anywhere in the world.
Clinical Full Body MRA Scanner
Made smaller with new type of superconducting magnet
Cloud Based Integration
Enabling autonomous operation and remote servicing of MRA Scanners deployed in markets without onsite radiologists
Remote Radiologists, assisted by AI Diagnostic Applications
Can detect maladies with 98% accuracy
Patented hardware and software technologies developed at
Columbia University
Provide Personal Healthcare That Focuses On Early Detection and Intervention
Deep tech global solution to MRI accessibility, affordability and the global shortage of radiologists needed for the interpretation and diagnoses of illness and injury
Making MRI Diagnosis Available Across The Globe
The MRA Scanners fit into 20 ft shipping container that
can be mass-manufactured on a factory floor and shipped, sited
and operated anywhere in the world with very low cost local
support, expertise or maintenance requirements
Cloud Based Instrumentation And Analytics
MR Access Inc. uses patented technologies developed at
Columbia University and re-engineers methods for MR image
creation and reconstruction, re-inventing the process for
image interpretation and delivery of radiology services
The MRA system is engineered to produce standardized and harmonized scan data to facilitate a machine learning environment for perpetual evolution of diagnostic analysis.
MRA scanners can be transported by ship, rail, plane or truck and installed with minimal site preparation or engineering. This translates into low cost screening for early detection of disease which is 94% lower than the US average
Imaging Modality | Safe |
High Resolution Clinical Images |
Costs |
---|---|---|---|
MRA System | Low | ||
Conventional MRI | High | ||
CT Scan | Medium High | ||
X Ray | Low | ||
Ultrasound | Low |