Prostate MRI in California
Multiparametric prostate MRI with PI-RADS reporting.
Find Prostate MRI near you
Find Prostate MRI near you
90+ Prostate MRI locations across California, grouped by region. Choose your city for hours, equipment detail, and same-day scheduling.
Southern California
- Prostate MRI in Los Angeles5
- Prostate MRI in Beverly Hills4
- Prostate MRI in San Diego3
- Prostate MRI in Santa Ana3
- Prostate MRI in West Covina3
- Prostate MRI in Anaheim2
- Prostate MRI in Colton2
- Prostate MRI in Downey2
- Prostate MRI in Encinitas2
- Prostate MRI in Riverside2
- Prostate MRI in San Bernardino2
- Prostate MRI in Thousand Oaks2
- Prostate MRI in Torrance2
- Prostate MRI in Calabasas1
- Prostate MRI in Carlsbad1
- Prostate MRI in Cerritos1
- Prostate MRI in Corona1
- Prostate MRI in El Monte1
- Prostate MRI in Encino1
- Prostate MRI in Glendale1
- Prostate MRI in Hemet1
- Prostate MRI in Irvine1
- Prostate MRI in Laguna Hills1
- Prostate MRI in Lancaster1
- Prostate MRI in Montclair1
- Prostate MRI in Newport Beach1
- Prostate MRI in Ontario1
- Prostate MRI in Oxnard1
- Prostate MRI in Pasadena1
- Prostate MRI in Pico Rivera1
- Prostate MRI in Pomona1
- Prostate MRI in Redlands1
- Prostate MRI in San Clemente1
- Prostate MRI in Stanton1
- Prostate MRI in Van Nuys1
- Prostate MRI in Victorville1
- Prostate MRI in Woodland Hills1
Central California
Northern California
- Prostate MRI in San Francisco4
- Prostate MRI in Los Gatos3
- Prostate MRI in Fremont2
- Prostate MRI in Stockton2
- Prostate MRI in Antioch1
- Prostate MRI in Castro Valley1
- Prostate MRI in Concord1
- Prostate MRI in Daly City1
- Prostate MRI in Gilroy1
- Prostate MRI in Lafayette1
- Prostate MRI in Lodi1
- Prostate MRI in Mountain View1
- Prostate MRI in Redwood City1
- Prostate MRI in San Jose1
- Prostate MRI in San Mateo1
- Prostate MRI in San Rafael1
- Prostate MRI in San Ramon1
- Prostate MRI in Santa Clara1
What is Prostate MRI?
Multiparametric prostate MRI (mpMRI) combines high-resolution T2, diffusion-weighted, and dynamic-contrast-enhanced sequences to detect and characterize clinically significant prostate cancer. It guides biopsy, supports active surveillance, and stages known disease.
Our network performs 3T mpMRI to PI-RADS v2.1 standards with fellowship-trained genitourinary radiologists.
Technology & Equipment
- 3T systems with phased-array or endorectal coils as indicated
- High-b-value diffusion-weighted imaging
- Dynamic contrast-enhanced sequences
- PI-RADS v2.1 structured reporting
- Image-guided MR/US fusion biopsy referrals at participating sites
Common Uses
- Elevated PSA work-up before biopsy
- Active surveillance imaging
- Local staging of biopsy-proven prostate cancer
- Biochemical recurrence after treatment
- Pre-treatment planning (radiation, focal therapy, surgery)
Why Choose Our Network
GU Sub-Specialty Reads
Fellowship-trained genitourinary radiologists with high prostate MRI volume.
PI-RADS v2.1 Reporting
Structured reports your urologist can act on immediately.
3T Multiparametric
High-field protocols meeting current society guidelines.
Every Financial Type
Insurance, cash, workers' comp, and personal injury liens accepted.
What to Expect
Plan for 30–45 minutes. You may be asked to use an enema before the study for bowel preparation. Gadolinium contrast is typically given by IV unless contraindicated.
90 locations offer Prostate MRI
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Prostate MRI safety — what to know
Plain-language guides on implants, contrast, radiation, and the universal pre-scan checklist.
Prostate MRI FAQ
What is PI-RADS?+
PI-RADS (Prostate Imaging Reporting and Data System) is a 1–5 scoring framework that standardizes how prostate MRI findings are reported and triaged for biopsy.
Do I need a biopsy after my MRI?+
Only if your PI-RADS score and clinical picture indicate one. Many men with low scores can be safely monitored without biopsy.
Is bowel prep required?+
Many facilities ask patients to use an enema 1–2 hours before the exam to reduce rectal gas artifact.
Will I have an endorectal coil?+
Most modern 3T mpMRI is performed with external phased-array coils — endorectal coils are reserved for select cases.
About scheduling, prep & visiting us
The questions patients ask us most often before a Prostate MRI appointment.