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Choose the DEXA scan package that is right for you.

1 Dexa Scan

$45
$125
64% off for a limited time
Body composition report
Accurate body fat percentage
Muscle & lean mass by area
Total and visceral fat
How you compare to others

5 DEXA SCANS

$200
$625
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Body composition report
Accurate body fat percentage
Muscle & lean mass by area
Total and visceral fat
How you compare to others

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Body composition report
Accurate body fat percentage
Muscle & lean mass by area
Total and visceral fat
How you compare to others

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$24/
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Track your progress easily
Personalized records for you
Access to expert trainers

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$36/
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All Basic Plan features
Advanced analytics and insights
Priority customer support
Customizable program templates

Enterprise

$59/
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Unlimited program participants
All Basic Plan features
Advanced analytics and insights
Priority customer support
All Basic Plan features

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Dexa Scan?
A DEXA (Dual-Energy X-ray Absorptiometry) scan is an advanced body composition analysis that provides detailed information about your body fat percentage, lean muscle mass, and bone density. This non-invasive test uses low-dose X-ray beams to create a comprehensive picture of your body's composition.During the scan, you lie comfortably on a padded table while the DEXA machine passes over your body, capturing images of your tissues. The scan typically takes about 5-15 minutes and exposes you to a very small amount of radiation, less than a standard chest X-ray.
Who should get a Dexa Scan?
DEXA scans are beneficial for a wide range of people, including those looking to improve their overall health, fitness enthusiasts seeking to optimize their training, and individuals at risk for certain medical conditions. Athletes and fitness professionals often use DEXA scans to track changes in body composition, ensuring they maintain an optimal balance of lean muscle mass and body fat. Medical professionals may recommend DEXA scans to assess bone density in patients at risk for osteoporosis, to monitor changes in body composition related to certain health conditions (such as obesity or muscle wasting disorders), or to help guide treatment plans for conditions like diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and hormonal imbalances.
Is a Dexa Scan safe?
Yes, DEXA scans are considered safe for most people. The scan uses a very low dose of radiation, typically less than one-tenth the amount of a standard chest X-ray and far less than the average daily radiation exposure from natural sources like the sun and soil. The radiation exposure from a DEXA scan is so low that no shielding is required, and the procedure is non-invasive, meaning no needles or incisions are involved. However, pregnant women should avoid DEXA scans, as a precaution to minimize any potential risk to the developing fetus. If you have any concerns about the safety of a DEXA scan, it's best to consult with your healthcare provider to determine if the benefits outweigh any potential risks in your specific case.
Are the results accurate?
DEXA scans are considered the gold standard for measuring body composition due to their high accuracy and precision. The technology used in DEXA scans is capable of distinguishing between bone, lean tissue, and fat, providing detailed information about the distribution of these components in your body. Studies have shown that DEXA scans have a high level of accuracy, with a margin of error typically less than 2-3% for body fat percentage measurements. This accuracy is superior to other common methods of body composition assessment, such as skinfold calipers, bioelectrical impedance scales, and hydrostatic weighing. However, it's important to note that factors such as hydration levels, recent food intake, and exercise can slightly affect the results. For the most accurate results, it's best to follow pre-scan guidelines, such as fasting for a few hours before the scan and avoiding exercise on the day of the test. Overall, while no method is 100% accurate, DEXA scans provide highly reliable and precise results for assessing body composition.
How long does it take?
The scan takes less than 5 minutes and your full visit will be done in less than 15 minutes from start to finish.