DEXA scans in Greenwood Village

Each DEXA clinic in Greenwood Village is listed on this page with its address and contact details. A body-composition DEXA can be booked directly with no referral, while an insurance-billed bone-density DXA needs a physician's order. To book self-pay through dexascans.com, text or call (786) 420-6630.

Dexascans.com doesn't set pricing — each clinic does. Cash-pay DEXA in the Greenwood Village area typically runs $99-$250 depending on whether you want body composition, bone density, or both. Many clinics accept HSA and FSA; confirm when you book.

It depends on the scan type. A body-composition DEXA requires no referral and can be booked directly. An insurance-billed diagnostic bone-density DXA does need a physician's order, and Medicare covers screening DXA for qualifying patients.

A body-composition DEXA measures fat and lean mass with no physician referral required. The listings on this page show each clinic's address and contact details, so you can see which is closest to the DTC office towers, Fiddler's Green, or Belleview Station.

An insurance-billed diagnostic bone-density (DXA) exam needs a physician's order. The listings on this page show each clinic's address and contact details; confirm with the clinic that it bills your plan before you go.

DEXA holds ±1–2% accuracy for body composition, while bioimpedance devices like InBody can drift 5–8% depending on hydration and other factors. That precision is why DTC professionals and trail athletes choose DEXA to track real changes over time.

The scan itself runs about 10–15 minutes, with roughly 30 minutes total once you factor in check-in and positioning. Each listing on this page shows its address and contact details, so you can fit a scan around a workday in the DTC corridor.

Yes. A DEXA scan uses very low-dose X-ray, roughly one-tenth the radiation of a standard chest X-ray. That applies to a body-composition scan and a diagnostic bone-density DXA alike. Both are quick, low-exposure exams.

Many clinics accept HSA and FSA for self-pay DEXA — payment policies are each clinic's own, so confirm when you book. Cash-pay scans in the area typically run $99-$250 depending on the exam. To book, text or call (786) 420-6630.

Medicare covers screening DXA for qualifying patients. An insurance-billed diagnostic bone-density exam needs a physician's order, and the listings on this page show where to book one. If you'd rather skip insurance, a self-pay body-composition DEXA needs no referral.