DEXA Scans in Randolph, NJ

Randolph Township has two verified imaging centers just off Route 10: ImageCare at Randolph, 715 Route 10, Suite 100, and New Jersey Imaging Network - Randolph at 121 Center Grove Rd, #7 — the same road that leads to County College of Morris — reachable toll-free at (800) 930-6759. Text or call Dexascans.com at (786) 420-6630 and we'll arrange either.

Booked through Dexascans.com, comprehensive body composition starts at $149, a bone density test is $199, and the complete health package — body composition, bone density, and visceral fat — is $249. HSA and FSA cards are accepted, and the flat rates are typically well below North Jersey hospital imaging charges.

Not for body composition — it books directly. A bone density study billed to insurance generally needs a physician's order, the same kind written by doctors at Saint Clare's Denville and Dover campuses or Morristown Medical Center for osteoporosis screening. Self-pay bone density involves no referral.

For bone density, commonly — Medicare and most commercial plans cover DXA osteoporosis screening when a physician documents medical necessity, which is routine for postmenopausal women and adults with risk factors. Body composition testing is self-pay from $149; HSA/FSA payment works for both scan types.

Yes — the radiation dose is roughly one-tenth of a chest X-ray, less than you pick up in an average day. The scan is open-table, painless, and takes 10-15 minutes fully clothed. There's no contrast, no enclosure, and no recovery time.

Four things at once: total and regional body fat percentage, lean muscle mass across arms, legs, and trunk, visceral fat, and bone mineral density. For a Patriots' Path trail runner or a CCM student athlete, it's a complete, clinical answer to 'is my training working?'

About 30 minutes door to door, with 10-15 minutes of scan time, and the full report lands within 24 hours. Both centers sit on or just off Route 10, so appointments slot easily into a Morris County commute.

Bioimpedance devices infer composition from an electrical signal and drift 5-8% with hydration and timing; DEXA measures tissue directly with low-dose X-ray at about ±1-2%. Only DEXA also reads visceral fat and bone mineral density — the two numbers that matter most as training volume and age climb.

Yes — New Jersey Imaging Network - Randolph is on Center Grove Road, the same road as CCM, just off Route 10 about a mile north of campus. It's part of the RWJBarnabas Health and RadNet network, and books at (800) 930-6759 or via text to (786) 420-6630.

Because the township's demographics and lifestyle both point to it: an active adult population on 16 miles of municipal trails, and physicians at Saint Clare's and Morristown Medical Center who order T-score screening as a matter of course after 50 or 65. Having two imaging centers on Route 10 means that screening happens minutes from home instead of at a hospital campus.