The Q Exam combines whole-body MRI, blood biomarkers, genetics, wearable data, and physician review to create a clearer picture of health today — and a foundation for monitoring change over time.
Available at our clinic in Redwood City, CA
A standardized in-clinic protocol that moves from multimodal data capture, through physician-reviewed analysis, into a unified longitudinal record — used by you and your primary care physician to build an informed care plan.
Non-contrast magnetic resonance imaging of major organs and tissues, capturing 9,500+ images across 10 sequences.
120+ biomarkers drawn from a single blood and urine sample during the visit.
163 genes screened for clinically actionable variants. Captured once, referenced longitudinally.
Continuous signals from medical histories, connected devices, and prior medical records, integrated alongside in-clinic measurements.
Every whole-body MRI is analyzed by Constellation, Q Bio's FDA-cleared image-analysis software — quantifying anatomical regions across the scan.
A board-certified radiologist examines every image from your whole-body scan, flags findings of interest, and produces a detailed report that powers your data review.
Every Q Exam is read together by a board-certified Q Bio physician — integrating imaging, biomarkers, genetics, and longitudinal context into one interpreted record.
Imaging, biomarkers, genetics, wearable signals, and physician-reviewed findings are organized inside the Q Bio Health Dashboard — made interpretable for both patient and clinical team, and read against the member's own history on every subsequent visit.
The Q Bio Health Dashboard supports the member and their own primary care physician in building a more informed care plan — with shareable views, a printable PDF, and a record that compounds with every visit after.
The Q Exam is a structured experience designed to capture a comprehensive baseline in a single visit, with a clear path to results and ongoing follow-up.
More than a report — a longitudinal record that begins at your first visit and gains meaning with every subsequent exam.
Your longitudinal record — every input from every exam, in one product surface for you and your care team.
Multimodal interpretation by a board-certified Q Bio physician, delivered in a 45-minute Data Review and printable PDF.
From the second exam onward, every finding is read against your own prior measurements — not a population average.
Four anonymized cases from our Redwood City clinic — different ages, different findings, all surfaced by the Q Exam.
A hidden inherited risk became actionable context for the member and physician — not just abstract family history.
Longitudinal biomarkers and body-composition data helped track metabolic change over time — useful context for evaluating lifestyle, medication, and follow-up decisions.
Longitudinal imaging gave the member and physician a clearer view of age-related change across more than one system, supporting more focused follow-up.
Imaging finding reviewed through the Q Exam workflow prompted urgent oncology follow-up that led to immediate intervention.
Findings vary by member. The shared thread is a comprehensive baseline reviewed by a board-certified radiologist and physician, and organized for follow-up with the member and their care team.
The Q Exam is materially distinct from each of the components a patient might otherwise pursue individually. The difference is in the integration and the longitudinal record.
The Q Bio Health Dashboard — your full longitudinal record, ready for your 45-minute Data Review and shareable with your own physician.
Numbers don't change your health — understanding them does. A board-certified physician reviews your Dashboard, explains your findings, and answers your questions, so you leave knowing exactly what to do next.
Your data works hardest when your care team has it. Share your Dashboard online with your primary care doctor or specialists for ongoing care planning and download a PDF for any clinician who isn't a Dashboard user.
Anyone building a longitudinal record of their own health. The reasons vary — what's shared is the value of measuring carefully today, so what happens next has something to compare against.
Adults who want to establish a comprehensive longitudinal baseline of their health.
People with family history of cancer, heart disease, or genetic conditions who want concrete measurement, not just risk language.
Anyone realizing they want a clearer picture of what's going on inside, before symptoms drive the conversation.
People tracking body composition, organ-specific measurement, and recovery — looking for signal in their own numbers, not population averages.
Anyone already on GLP-1s, supplements, structured exercise, or longevity protocols who wants real measurements to see what's working.
Anyone facing a planned medical event who wants a comprehensive baseline to compare against afterward.
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