DEXA Scans · 383 markets

DEXA Scans costs, by state and province

Typical costs for dexa scans per scan. Insurance coverage and facility type affect cost. Open a market below for a local estimate.

DEXA scans are used for bone density assessment and body composition analysis, with costs varying by location and insurance coverage. Without insurance, a scan typically ranges from $100 to $250, while cash-pay clinics may offer rates as low as $75. Insurance often covers bone density scans for qualifying patients, reducing the out-of-pocket cost to a copay of $20 to $50.

What Affects the Price

Geographic location and facility type drive price differences: hospital-based centers charge $150 to $300, while standalone imaging clinics often charge $100 to $200. Full-body composition scans for fitness purposes may cost $150 to $250, more than a simple bone density test.

Insurance Coverage

Medicare and most private insurers cover bone density DEXA scans for patients with risk factors, leaving a copay of $20 to $50. Body composition scans for weight loss or athletic training are typically not covered and must be paid out-of-pocket.

Where to Get a Scan

Radiology centers, hospital outpatient departments, and some fitness clinics offer DEXA scans. Cash-pay prices at dedicated body composition studios range from $75 to $150, often including a consultation report.

Typical DEXA Scans prices
ItemTypical range
Average Out-of-Pocket Cost$100 - $250
Cash-Pay Clinic Rate$75 - $150
Insurance Copay$20 - $50
Full-Body Composition Scan$150 - $250

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