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# DEXA Scans in Queen Creek, AZ

Arizona's fastest-growing town has two published DEXA locations: SimonMed Imaging - Rittenhouse in the town center near Queen Creek Marketplace, and SimonMed Imaging - Queen Creek on Gantzel Road near Banner Ironwood Medical Center. Between the arenas at Horseshoe Park, the trails of San Tan Mountain Regional Park, and one of the youngest populations in the Valley, Queen Creek has plenty of reasons to want real numbers on bone, muscle, and body fat.

A full body DEXA scan measures body fat %, lean muscle, and bone density in one pass

A licensed medical professional reads every scan

Re-scan later and compare the two reports side by side

[👉 Find a DEXA Scan Location and Pricing in Queen Creek Today](sms:+17864206630?body=I%20would%20like%20to%20book%20a%20Dexa%20scan%20in%20Queen%20Creek%2C%20AZ) [👉 Find a DEXA Scan Location and Pricing in Queen Creek Today (opens in a new tab)](https://dexascan.com/pages/locations?sca_ref=12064492.8DdjhF7qSFMQF&sca_source=dexascans_az_queen-creek&stockist-query=Queen%20Creek%20AZ)

The scan takes about 10 minutes. Results land in your inbox the next day.

No referral required

FDA-approved medical equipment

HIPAA-compliant and private results

Queen Creek added more people between 2023 and 2024 than any other town in Arizona (80,000-plus residents where a farm-and-ranch community stood a generation ago) and it now has DEXA scanners at both ends of town. SimonMed Imaging - Rittenhouse operates at 21115 E Rittenhouse Rd in the town center, beside the Ellsworth Loop retail district anchored by Queen Creek Marketplace. SimonMed Imaging - Queen Creek covers the southeast flank at 36297 N Gantzel Rd on the town's Pinal County side, down the street from Banner Ironwood Medical Center and minutes from Encanterra and San Tan Valley. Both are accredited outpatient imaging centers, so a physician-ordered bone density exam can run through insurance, while body composition scans book directly through Dexascans.com at the clinic-set cash price. In between sit the places that give the town its character: Horseshoe Park & Equestrian Centre on Riggs Road, Schnepf Farms and the Queen Creek Olive Mill along the agritourism corridor, and the 10,000-acre San Tan Mountain Regional Park at the southern edge. For a population heavy on young families, riders, and trail athletes, plus a growing 55-plus contingent at Encanterra, that puts a body composition and bone density read within about fifteen minutes of nearly every subdivision.

County

Maricopa / Pinal County

Area Code

480

Population

80,000+

Major Hospital System

Banner Ironwood Medical Center (Banner Health)

## Queen Creek Communities Within Reach of a DEXA Table

With one clinic by the Marketplace and another on Gantzel Road, Queen Creek's master-planned communities all have a short route to a scan.

Downtown Queen Creek The town core along Ellsworth Road is minutes from SimonMed - Rittenhouse, just off the Ellsworth Loop by Queen Creek Marketplace.

Queen Creek Station This community along Ellsworth Road between Rittenhouse and Ryan is practically around the corner from the Rittenhouse clinic.

Hastings Farms From the Ellsworth and Cloud Road area, it is one straight run north up Ellsworth to SimonMed - Rittenhouse.

Harvest Harvest sits at Riggs and Rittenhouse roads, so Rittenhouse Road itself carries residents straight to the SimonMed clinic that shares its name.

Montelena From this gated community at Chandler Heights and Hawes, plan on roughly ten minutes to the Rittenhouse clinic in the town center.

Cortina On the town's northwest side bordering Gilbert's Power Ranch, Cortina reaches SimonMed - Rittenhouse in about ten minutes.

Sossaman Estates Another northwest-side neighborhood off Sossaman Road, a quick drive southeast to the Marketplace district and the Rittenhouse scanner.

Barney Farms From the lake community near Signal Butte and Queen Creek roads, the Rittenhouse clinic is the closer of the town's two DEXA locations.

Encanterra The Trilogy resort community off Combs Road sits across from Banner Ironwood, SimonMed - Queen Creek on Gantzel Road is effectively next door.

Meridian From Ocotillo and Signal Butte roads, Meridian residents are a short drive from the Gantzel Road corridor and SimonMed - Queen Creek.

### ZIP Codes We Serve in Queen Creek

-   85140 — SimonMed Imaging - Queen Creek
-   85142 — SimonMed Imaging - Rittenhouse

Each ZIP code above has a clinic listed on this page. Not on the list? The ZIP codes above are the Queen Creek area's main ones, not a limit — call (786) 420-6630 and we'll point you to the nearest clinic.

## Two Places to Get a DEXA Scan in Queen Creek

The 2 clinics listed further down this page run that scan for Queen Creek, covering 2 ZIP codes across the area. A DEXA scan measures your body fat percentage, how much lean muscle you carry in each limb, the visceral fat around your organs, and your bone mineral density. It takes about 10 minutes and you get the numbers in writing.

Weighing it against an InBody reading or a smart scale? [See how the three measure up](/what-is-a-dexa-scan#dexa-comparison) . Deciding between the two scan types? See our guides to the [body composition scan](/body-composition-scan) and the [bone density test](/bone-density-test).

## Who Uses DEXA in Queen Creek, and What For

### Parents in the Master-Planned Corridors

Queen Creek grew about 8 percent in a single year, and most of that growth is young families filling communities like Harvest, Barney Farms, and Hastings Farms. For parents rebuilding strength between school runs, or verifying that a weight-loss program is burning fat rather than muscle, a DEXA at the Rittenhouse clinic pairs with a Marketplace errand, takes 10-15 minutes on the table, and returns a full report within 24 hours.

### Riders and San Tan Trail Athletes

This is still a horse town: Horseshoe Park & Equestrian Centre runs rodeos and shows on Riggs Road, and San Tan Mountain Regional Park stacks 10,000-plus acres of desert singletrack against the town's southern edge. For equestrians, bone strength is a practical question, falls happen, and DEXA reads bone mineral density directly, while runners and mountain bikers use the same scan to track lean mass with ±1-2% accuracy through training cycles.

### Encanterra Retirees and the Pinal-Side Boom

On the Gantzel Road corridor, the 55+ and resort neighborhoods of Encanterra sit across from Banner Ironwood Medical Center, and a few blocks from SimonMed - Queen Creek. Adults over 50 can establish hip-and-spine T-score baselines on medical-grade equipment minutes from home; Medicare covers screening DXA for qualifying patients with a physician's order, and San Tan Valley neighbors share the same short drive.

## Why Book Your Queen Creek DEXA Scan Through Dexascans.com

### A Verified Queen Creek-Area Clinic

SimonMed Imaging - Queen Creek serves the Queen Creek area. Its address, phone, and hours are listed further down this page.

### Results Within 24 Hours

Your report arrives within 24 hours of the scan, covering body fat percentage, regional lean mass, visceral fat, and bone density.

### Transparent Pricing

Cash-pay DEXA scans typically run $99–$250 depending on the clinic and scan type — each listing's price is confirmed when you book. HSA/FSA cards are accepted at most clinics.

## How Getting a DEXA Scan in Queen Creek Works

1

### Find a Location Online

Use the location finder to pick the clinic nearest Queen Creek and book a time that works

2

### 10-Minute Scan

You lie still on the table, fully clothed. Wear something without metal. You do not need to fast

3

### Get Your Report

Your body composition and bone density report arrives by email within 24 hours

## Ready to Get Your DEXA Scan in Queen Creek?

Use the location finder to pick your clinic and book a time in minutes.

[Find a Location & Book](sms:+17864206630?body=I%20would%20like%20to%20book%20a%20Dexa%20scan%20in%20Queen%20Creek%2C%20AZ) [Find a Location & Book (opens in a new tab)](https://dexascan.com/pages/locations?sca_ref=12064492.8DdjhF7qSFMQF&sca_source=dexascans_az_queen-creek&stockist-query=Queen%20Creek%20AZ) [Call (786) 420-6630](tel:7864206630)

## Frequently Asked Questions - Queen Creek DEXA Scans

Queen Creek has two SimonMed locations, which one do I book for a DEXA scan?

Whichever is closer. SimonMed Imaging - Rittenhouse at 21115 E Rittenhouse Rd serves the town center near Queen Creek Marketplace, while SimonMed Imaging - Queen Creek at 36297 N Gantzel Rd serves the Pinal County side near Banner Ironwood Medical Center and San Tan Valley. Text or call (786) 420-6630 and Dexascans.com will check availability at both and book the better fit.

What exactly comes back in my DEXA report?

A complete tissue map: bone mineral density with T-scores and Z-scores, lean muscle mass broken out by arms, legs, and trunk, total and regional body fat percentage, and a visceral fat measurement, the fat around your organs that drives metabolic risk. All of it comes from one 10-15 minute pass on an open scanning table.

How much should I budget for a DEXA scan in Queen Creek?

Budget somewhere in the $99-$250 range — each clinic sets its own rates, not Dexascans.com, and where you land depends on whether you want body composition, bone density, or both. Most clinics take HSA/FSA cards; confirm when you book.

Can I book a Queen Creek DEXA scan without seeing a doctor first?

For body composition, yes, no referral, no physician visit, just book directly. The only scenario requiring a doctor's order is a bone density exam you want billed to insurance for osteoporosis screening; a self-pay bone density scan skips the order entirely.

Is the radiation from a DEXA scan something to worry about?

No. It is one of the lowest-dose imaging studies in medicine, roughly a tenth of a chest X-ray and less than a single day of natural background exposure. That is why it is safe to repeat annually to track trends. You stay fully clothed on an open table; nothing encloses you and nothing touches you.

Does Medicare or my insurance pay for bone density scans in Queen Creek?

Frequently, yes. Both SimonMed locations are accredited imaging providers, so a bone density exam with a physician's order (say, from a doctor affiliated with Banner Ironwood Medical Center) can be billed through insurance, and Medicare covers screening DXA for qualifying patients. Body composition is a wellness service: self-pay, with the clinic setting the price, typically $99-$250.

How long will I be at the clinic, and how fast are results?

Budget about 30 minutes total; the scan itself runs 10-15 minutes. Results land within 24 hours as a full report covering body fat percentage, regional lean mass, visceral fat, and bone density scores, quick enough to review before your next ride, run, or training block.

My gym near Queen Creek Marketplace has an InBody, why pay for DEXA?

Because InBody estimates and DEXA measures. Bioimpedance readings can drift 5-8% with hydration, a meal, or yesterday's workout; DEXA reads tissue directly with low-dose X-ray and repeats within ±1-2%, which is what makes month-over-month comparisons meaningful. DEXA is also the only scan of the two that measures bone density at all.

I live in San Tan Valley, is the Gantzel Road clinic closer than driving into town?

Almost certainly. SimonMed Imaging - Queen Creek at 36297 N Gantzel Rd sits on the Pinal County side of town near the Combs Road corridor, down the street from Banner Ironwood Medical Center, for most of San Tan Valley and for Encanterra residents, it is minutes away, with no need to cross to the Ellsworth Loop.

Why would a rider or trail runner in Queen Creek get a DEXA scan?

For equestrians who show at Horseshoe Park, bone density is fall insurance, knowing your T-score tells you how your skeleton would handle an unplanned dismount, and DEXA is the clinical standard for measuring it. For the runners and mountain bikers logging miles in San Tan Mountain Regional Park, the same scan tracks lean muscle by region and flags whether heavy training volume is costing you bone or muscle.

## 2 DEXA Scan Locations in Queen Creek

Imaging and body-composition facilities across the Queen Creek metro. Hours and pricing change, so call ahead before you drive out.

Showing the 2 clinics with verified map coordinates in the Queen Creek area.

-   ### SimonMed Imaging - Queen Creek
    
    36297 N Gantzel Rd  
    Queen Creek, AZ 85140
    
    [(480) 809-4400](tel:4808094400)
    
    Call to confirm current hours
    
    [Check Availability](sms:+17864206630?body=I%20would%20like%20to%20book%20a%20Dexa%20scan%20in%20Queen%20Creek%2C%20AZ) [Check Availability (opens in a new tab)](https://dexascan.com/pages/locations?sca_ref=12064492.8DdjhF7qSFMQF&sca_source=dexascans_az_queen-creek&stockist-query=Queen%20Creek%20AZ) [Directions (opens in a new tab)](https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=SimonMed%20Imaging%20-%20Queen%20Creek%2C%2036297%20N%20Gantzel%20Rd%2C%20Queen%20Creek%2C%20AZ%2C%2085140)
    
-   ### SimonMed Imaging - Rittenhouse
    
    21115 E Rittenhouse Rd  
    Queen Creek, AZ 85142
    
    [(866) 614-8555](tel:8666148555)
    
    Call to confirm current hours
    
    [Check Availability](sms:+17864206630?body=I%20would%20like%20to%20book%20a%20Dexa%20scan%20in%20Queen%20Creek%2C%20AZ) [Check Availability (opens in a new tab)](https://dexascan.com/pages/locations?sca_ref=12064492.8DdjhF7qSFMQF&sca_source=dexascans_az_queen-creek&stockist-query=Queen%20Creek%20AZ) [Directions (opens in a new tab)](https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=SimonMed%20Imaging%20-%20Rittenhouse%2C%2021115%20E%20Rittenhouse%20Rd%2C%20Queen%20Creek%2C%20AZ%2C%2085142)
    

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