HALO Precision Diagnostics
HALO delivers personalized insights into the leading causes of death — cancer, cardiac disease, and neurodegenerative conditions.
How it works
Come in for your imaging appointment and complete a simple Family History Questionnaire — it takes minutes.
A navigator reviews your history and, if indicated, arranges genetic testing. Most insurance plans cover it with no out-of-pocket cost.
Review results with a clinician and start a screening plan built around your personal risk — so problems are found early, when they’re most treatable.
Cancer
Every year in the US, over 600,000 people die of cancer². Early detection of cancer can have a major impact. Data from the National Cancer Institute shows that for the five leading types of cancer that cause death (lung, colorectal, pancreatic, breast, and prostate), people diagnosed at an early stage have an average survival rate that is five times higher than those diagnosed at an advanced stage³.
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Cardiovascular Disease
The earlier cardiovascular disease is found, the more can be done to prevent serious problems. Many people experience their first cardiac event without warning, and in some cases, it is fatal⁴. Early detection can include blood pressure screening, cholesterol testing, or advanced imaging. Preventing just one heart attack or stroke through early detection can save tens of thousands of dollars in healthcare costs and add years of life⁶.
Coming 2027Dementia
While dementia cannot be cured, early detection allows individuals to begin treatment sooner, adopt lifestyle changes that may help slow cognitive decline, and make informed plans for their future⁶. A recent report identified modifiable risk factors that account for nearly 40% of all dementia⁷. For individuals diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, certain medications have been shown to improve cognition, improve activities of daily living and decrease mortality⁸.
Coming 2027
A leading precision diagnostics company expanding access to personalized, proactive healthcare. We’re turning imaging centers into next-generation diagnostic hubs — starting with cancer and expanding to cardiovascular disease and dementia.
will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime
meet genetic testing criteria, but only a small fraction have had genetic testing
will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime
for both men and women is cardiovascular disease
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Our leadership team brings together deep expertise across imaging, clinical care, and technology — driving innovation that makes care more proactive, data-driven, and patient-centered.
20+ years of leadership creating $100B+ in tech-based growth transactions at McKinsey.
Launched Google’s AdSense business; Google Founders Award recipient; serial entrepreneur.
Stanford trained diagnostic radiologist; founding partner of Desert Medical Imaging.
PhD(c) prostate MRI researcher; developed and led the first human case of MRI-guided focal laser therapy in 2010.
Former President of Sutter Health, leading growth and transformation of large health organizations.
CPC (Certified Professional Coder)-certified RCM (Revenue Cycle Management) leader with 10+ years across diagnostics; built AI-driven workflows, boosting collections 30%.
Patient Story
At the age of 48, Paul injured his knee and was sent for an MRI. While filling out his paperwork, he also completed a Family History Questionnaire and included that his father died of pancreatic cancer at 45.
After his MRI, he met with a Patient Navigator to review his family history. Genetic testing identified a variant in the PALB2 gene — associated with increased risk of breast, ovarian, and pancreatic cancer. Paul worked with his physician to begin appropriate cancer screenings, and his family members were able to pursue testing and earlier screening too.
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¹ Centers for Disease Control; ² American Cancer Society: Cancer Facts & Figures 2024; ³ National Cancer Institute SEER Program; ⁴ CDC Heart Disease Facts; ⁵ Lardizabal JA, Deedwania PC. Vasc Health Risk Manag. 2010; ⁶ Centers for Disease Control; ⁷ Livingston G, et al. The Lancet, 2024; ⁸ Profyri E, et al. Ageing Res Rev 2022.