DEXA Scans in Omaha, NE

Dexascans.com books DEXA appointments at two CHI Health hospital campuses: CHI Health Immanuel at 6901 N 72nd Street in North Omaha, just off I-680, and CHI Health Lakeside on Lakeside Hills Court near 168th and West Center Road in West Omaha. Text or call (786) 420-6630 and we'll match you with the closer campus and a time that fits.

Booked through Dexascans.com: $149 for a comprehensive body composition analysis, $199 for a bone density test, and $249 for the complete health package combining both with a visceral fat assessment. HSA and FSA payments are accepted, and self-pay pricing at this level typically runs well under standard hospital imaging charges.

For body composition testing, no — book directly through Dexascans.com without a physician's order. For bone density scans you intend to bill to insurance, an order from your doctor is usually required first; physicians across CHI Health, Nebraska Medicine, and Methodist Health System write these routinely for patients who meet screening criteria.

Bone density DEXA is frequently covered when medically necessary — Medicare covers screening every two years for qualifying patients, and most commercial plans follow similar rules with a physician's order. Body composition scans are wellness services and typically self-pay, starting at $149. HSA and FSA cards work for both.

The dose is roughly a tenth of a chest X-ray — about what you absorb from natural background sources in a few hours. There's no contrast, no needle, no enclosed machine; you lie on an open table for 10-15 minutes while the scanner arm passes overhead. It's among the safest imaging tests in medicine.

Total and regional body fat percentage, lean muscle mass in each limb and the trunk, visceral fat surrounding the organs, and bone mineral density — all from one pass of the scanner. Whether you're training for the Omaha Marathon or protecting muscle through your 60s, it's a complete structural report card.

Plan on roughly 30 minutes at either CHI Health campus, including check-in; the scan itself lasts 10-15 minutes. Your full report — body fat percentage, lean mass, visceral fat, and bone density scores — is delivered within 24 hours, so results are in hand before your next training week starts.

For accuracy, yes. Bioimpedance devices like InBody push a small current through the body and infer composition, so readings move 5-8% with hydration — a real issue after a humid Nebraska summer run. DEXA measures fat, muscle, and bone directly via low-dose X-ray, repeatable to about ±1-2%. Use gym scans for rough trends; use DEXA when the number matters.

Both CHI Health campuses take bookings through Dexascans.com: text or call (786) 420-6630 and we'll confirm availability at Immanuel on N 72nd Street or Lakeside near 168th and Center, then lock in your appointment. One contact point covers either side of the city.

Distance runners on the Keystone and West Papio trails, cyclists riding out to Zorinsky Lake and Chalco Hills, CrossFit and strength athletes across Midtown and West Omaha, and masters athletes protecting bone density as they age. Anyone training deliberately gets more from DEXA's regional muscle data than from a bathroom-scale trend line.