CoreViva

04/16/2026

From concierge-level care to real-time radiologist consultations, SoCal physicians are seeing firsthand what sets CoreViva apart for their patients.

✔️ Comprehensive full-body MRI scan
✔️ Immediate 1:1 review with a board-certified CoreViva radiologist
✔️ Clear answers, no waiting

“I would refer every single patient.”
- Dr. Marta Long, Irvine, CA

When it comes to your health, quality and accuracy matter. So does who is providing the clinical interpretation of your MRI scan results and guiding you through your next steps.

Know Your Body.

Click the link in our bio to book your scan.

04/15/2026

Ever wonder how your spine stays flexible yet stable? Facet joints: the hidden hinges of your spine. Your facet joints work like tiny door hinges, allowing you to twist, bend, and move freely. Let’s explore how these joints work, what happens when they wear down, how they may contribute to back pain, and how to find relief.

Understanding your spine is key to maintaining mobility, preventing injury, and supporting long-term musculoskeletal health. While many people focus on discs or muscles, facet joints play an equally important role in how your body moves and feels every day, especially when it comes to chronic back pain.

04/14/2026

You can’t manage what you don’t measure.
Visceral fat is one of the most important predictors of your long-term health, and it is not always tracked.

At CoreViva, it’s built into your CoreViva Score, giving you insight into risks before they become problems, plus a personalized plan to reverse them, if needed.

Know your number. Improve your health span.
Know Your Body.

Learn more in our new blog: https://coreviva.com/news-insights/insights/visceral-fat-health-risk/

04/13/2026

In this episode of the CoreViva Know Your Body Podcast, Dr. A. Alexander, CEO & Co-founder of CoreViva, sits down with holistic wellbeing expert Koya Webb to explore the powerful connection between mind, body, and longevity. Available wherever you get your podcasts.

From overcoming a career-changing injury to building a global wellness movement, Koya shares how breathwork, mindfulness, and intentional living transformed her health and how those same principles can help you live longer, healthier, and more aligned.

Together, they dive into:
- How stress, mindset, and emotional health impact physical health
- The science behind spirituality and healing
- Why “rituals” (not routines) are the key to lasting wellness
- The role of community, purpose, and balance in longevity
- How CoreViva’s whole-body MRI empowers proactive health decisions

“You can feel something isn’t right, but when you see it, it changes everything.”

This conversation is a powerful reminder that health isn’t just physical; it’s holistic.

Know Your Body.

04/10/2026

04/10/2026

New research shows fracture risk in women may start rising as early as age 35, earlier than previously recognized, and accelerates in the mid-40s.

Why does this matter?

Because bone loss and structural changes can begin before symptoms, especially during the hormonal shifts leading into menopause.

Fractures aren’t just accidents; they can be early signs of underlying changes in bone health.

At CoreViva, our whole-body MRI goes beyond traditional screening by helping identify:
• Musculoskeletal changes
• Bone and joint abnormalities
• Muscle quality
• Early signs that may impact long-term skeletal health

Because the earlier you understand what’s happening inside your body, the more you can do to protect your future health.

Click the link in our bio to learn more and book your scan.

Know Your Body.

04/09/2026

Visceral fat isn’t just about appearance; it’s about risk.

As women enter perimenopause and postmenopause, hormonal shifts can lead to increased visceral fat and decreased muscle mass, even if your routine stays the same.

Higher visceral fat is linked to:
• Heart attack
• Stroke
• Fatty liver disease
• Impaired pancreatic function

The good news? You can catch it early.

At CoreViva, our AI-powered whole-body MRI quantifies your visceral fat and compares it to healthy ranges for your age and gender so you can take action before it impacts your health.

Small, intentional lifestyle changes can make a big difference.

Click the link in our bio to read our new blog on visceral fat risks and how CoreViva quantifies your visceral fat score.

Know Your Body.

04/08/2026

Real Housewives of Orange County OG Vicki Gunvalson shares her CoreViva Whole-Body MRI experience.
-45-minute head-to-toe MRI scan (radiation and contrast free)
-One-on-one consultation with a board-certified CoreViva radiologist immediately after her scan
-CoreViva Score (musculoskeletal score, visceral fat score, and brain age score) to understand her biological age and track her health year after year

“If you want to stay ahead of your health, CoreViva is the place to go.“

Visit www.coreviva.com to book your scan today.

04/08/2026

When it comes to body fat, most of us think about what we can see: around the waist, hips, or thighs. But one of the most important indicators of long-term health is the fat you can’t see: visceral fat.

Visceral fat sits deep in your abdomen, surrounding vital organs like your liver, pancreas, and intestines. While some fat is necessary for protecting organs, too much visceral fat is linked to a long list of serious health conditions, and it can shorten both your lifespan (how long you live) and your health span (how long you live in good health).

https://coreviva.com/news-insights/insights/visceral-fat-health-risk/

04/07/2026

Introducing: Know Your Body the Podcast! Available wherever you get your podcasts.
Know Your Body investigates the origin stories behind changemakers of all walks of life, and how their journeys intertwine with their health. Produced by the most trusted whole-body MRI, CoreViva, and hosted by CoreViva CEO & Co-Founder, Dr. Alexander.

04/06/2026

April Longevity Challenge: Reduce Added Sugars

Small daily choices can have a big impact on your long-term health.

Excess added sugar is linked to:
• Increased inflammation
• Blood sugar spikes and crashes, which can lead to tissue damage
• Higher risk of metabolic disease, heart disease, and fatty liver

The goal isn’t perfection; it’s progress.

Here are simple ways to start:
✔ Swap sugary drinks for water, sparkling water, or unsweetened tea
✔ Choose whole foods over processed snacks
✔ Check labels for hidden sugars (look for syrups, concentrates, and “-ose” ingredients)
✔ Balance meals with protein, fiber, and healthy fats to reduce cravings
✔ Choose naturally sweet options like fruit, berries, or plain yogurt with fruit

Over time, these small shifts can improve your energy, metabolism, and overall healthspan.

We’d love to see your journey. Tag us and share your favorite low-sugar swaps and recipes. We’ll be featuring our community all month.

Know Your Body.