

Initial Assessment: $95
Follow Up Tests: $75
Bundle and Save: $75 for the initial and $65 for follow ups when paired with a Performance Test or Wellness Assessment.
A Dual X-ray Absorptiometry (DXA) scan, also known as a DEXA scan, is a fast, non-invasive, and highly accurate method to measure body composition. In just seven minutes, you’ll receive detailed insights into your body fat percentage, lean muscle mass, and more. This scientifically validated scan goes beyond surface-level measurements, offering a deep understanding of your overall health.
Your DXA scan takes just seven minutes, and the process is quick and painless. The scan itself is non-invasive, and you simply need to lie still while the scanner does its work. After the scan, you will receive a comprehensive report with actionable insights into your body composition, including fat distribution, muscle mass, and estimated metabolic rate.
After your scan, you’ll receive a detailed, easy-to-understand report breaking down your results. A personalized consultation will help you interpret the data, identify potential health risks, and create a plan to optimize your fitness and wellness. Whether you're looking to reduce body fat, increase muscle mass, or monitor your health over time, this consultation ensures you get the most out of your DXA scan.
Understanding your body composition goes beyond just tracking weight. With a DXA scan, you can assess your muscle-to-fat ratio, visceral fat levels, and bone density estimates, helping you understand your overall health risks. This data is crucial for managing weight, optimizing athletic performance, and making informed decisions to enhance your health and longevity.
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The Body Composition DXA scan is not intended to diagnose bone density or osteoporosis risk. For diagnostic purposes, please consult your healthcare provider.