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Large-Scale Screening Programs
Two cancer screening programs: an opt-in AI safeguard on the annual mammogram, and a rapid prostate MRI for men 45 and older.
Enhanced Breast Cancer Detection (EBCD)
An added AI review for patients who choose it. Patients opt in at their annual screening; DeepHealth’s FDA-cleared AI flags areas of interest on the 3D mammogram for the radiologist, who reads the exam. Where the radiologist reads the study as normal but the AI registers high suspicion, it is routed to a second breast specialist, who reviews it with the reading radiologist; the reading radiologist then makes the recall decision before any report reaches the patient.
- The Safeguard When the AI flags high suspicion on a study the radiologist read as normal, a second breast specialist reviews it with the reading radiologist before any report reaches the patient.
- Launched Introduced in 2023 as an opt-in on the annual screening mammogram.
- Scale More than 1.5 million women screened as of November 2025.
- Evidence The ASSURE study, published in Nature Health in November 2025, covered 579,000+ screening mammograms across 109 sites and found a 21.6% relative increase in cancer detection rate (4.6 to 5.6 per 1,000 screens) compared with standard 3D mammography reading before the AI workflow: 20.4% for Black women, who face a 40% higher mortality rate, and 22.7% for women with dense breast tissue (6.2 versus 5.0 per 1,000 screens). It was an observational before-and-after comparison, not a randomized trial.
- Cost $40 self-pay, and may be paid with FSA or HSA funds if your plan treats it as a qualified medical expense; check with your plan. Several Southern California physician groups now reimburse RadNet directly and carry it as a covered membership benefit.
Source: Louis LD, et al. Nature Health 1, 58–66 (2026).
Enhanced Prostate Screening (EPS)
A rapid MRI for men 45 and older, read with DeepHealth’s Prostate Suite. The exam needs no IV contrast, and a raised PSA is not required first.
- The scan A rapid non-contrast MRI with no IV line.
- The read DeepHealth’s Prostate Suite brings lesion detection and risk classification, gland segmentation with PSA density, and PI-RADS-compliant reporting into one platform.
- Cost Routine screening prostate MRI is not yet broadly covered by commercial insurance, so it is offered as a self-pay exam at $275.
Lung screening at national scale: RadNet’s HLH Imaging Group reads lung cancer screening scans for NHS England’s national program. In the U.S., Dr. Howard Berger is a founding board member of the Lung Health Coalition, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit expanding access to lung screening.
Screening also runs outside the imaging center: in retail locations, specialty clinics, community health centers and mobile units.
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