DEXA scans in Statesboro

Statesboro has one DEXA clinic listed on this page, with address and contact details. Text or call (786) 420-6630 and we'll set up the appointment, whether you want body composition, bone density, or both.

Each clinic sets its own pricing; Dexascans.com doesn't standardize rates. Cash-pay DEXA in the Statesboro area typically runs $99-$250, depending on whether you want body composition, bone density, or both in one visit. Many clinics accept HSA and FSA cards, and it's typically a better deal than hospital imaging department rates; confirm the price when you book.

Insurance usually covers bone density DEXA when a physician deems it medically necessary, common for patients referred through East Georgia Regional's network. Body composition scans for fitness or weight-management purposes are almost always self-pay, at clinic-set rates typically $99-$250, and many clinics accept HSA/FSA payments either way.

Yes. A DEXA scan delivers a very low X-ray dose, on the order of one-tenth of a chest X-ray, so periodic re-scans through a school year are not a radiation concern for most adults. The test is painless and takes 10-15 minutes lying on an open table.

You get total and regional body fat percentage, lean muscle mass broken out by arms, legs, and trunk, visceral fat, and bone mineral density in one pass. Whether you're a Georgia Southern student mid-recomposition or a Bulloch County retiree watching bone health, it's the complete picture in a single ten-minute scan.

The scan itself runs 10-15 minutes; with check-in, plan on about half an hour total, easy to fit between classes on the Statesboro campus or into a workday lunch break. Ask the clinic when your full results report, including all measurements and charts, will be delivered.

For accuracy, yes. Handheld and platform BIA devices like InBody infer body fat from electrical impedance and can drift 5-8% with hydration, a genuine issue in south Georgia heat. DEXA images tissue directly with low-dose X-ray and holds ±1-2% accuracy whether you scanned before or after practice. It's the reference method BIA devices are validated against.

Students can book through Dexascans.com. Check the listings on this page for each clinic's address and contact details; Fair Road (GA-67) borders the Georgia Southern campus, so compare each address against your route. Text (786) 420-6630 to book around your class schedule.

If you train with intent, yes. Club and intramural athletes at Georgia Southern, RAC regulars, and Statesboro's recreational runners use before-and-after scans to prove a training block worked: lean mass up, fat mass down, and no hidden muscle imbalances between limbs. It's objective feedback a mirror and a scale can't give you.