DEXA Scans in Newnan, GA

OPI - Newnan (Outpatient Imaging) in Suite 101 at 60 Oak Hill Boulevard, just off Bullsboro Drive at I-85 Exit 47, offers bone density (DXA) scanning. Text or call Dexascans.com at (786) 420-6630 and we'll handle the booking for you.

Through Dexascans.com the pricing is flat: $149 for body composition, $199 for a bone density test, or $249 for the complete package with visceral fat analysis. HSA and FSA funds can be used.

Yes, self-pay wellness scans don't require one. Where a referral helps is insurance: carriers typically want a physician's order documenting medical necessity before they'll cover a diagnostic bone density study.

Medicare covers screening DXA, and private insurers frequently cover bone density testing when a doctor's order establishes medical necessity. Body composition scanning is a wellness service, so it's self-pay, $149 booked through Dexascans.com.

Very small, about one-tenth of a chest X-ray, which is less than a single day of natural background radiation. That low dose is why DEXA is used for routine, repeated screening.

A bone density scan produces T-scores and Z-scores that classify bone health against clinical thresholds for osteopenia and osteoporosis. A full-body composition study adds lean mass, fat mass by region, and visceral fat. Reports arrive within 24 hours.

Table time in Newnan is only 10-15 minutes; the whole visit runs about half an hour. Your results are delivered within 24 hours of the scan.

Gym devices use bioimpedance, which estimates fat from an electrical current and can drift 5-8% depending on hydration. DEXA images your tissue directly at ±1-2% accuracy, and it's the only option that also reports bone density and visceral fat.

Extremely. 60 Oak Hill Boulevard is off Bullsboro Drive in the same Exit 47 district as Ashley Park, and SummerGrove residents are only minutes away on the routes they already drive for shopping. Free parking is available at the building.

Yes. Endurance training doesn't automatically protect bone, and it can quietly cost you muscle. A DEXA scan tells LINC regulars whether their bone density and lean mass are actually holding steady, so they can adjust strength work and fueling before an injury forces the issue.