3050 Orchard Park Rd
Buffalo, NY 14224
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From Delaware Park's Ring Road to the Outer Harbor trails, Buffalo trains through all four seasons. A DEXA scan gives Western New Yorkers exact body fat, lean muscle, and bone density numbers in a single ten-minute appointment.
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The clinic listed further down this page runs that scan for Buffalo, covering 1 ZIP code across the area. A DEXA scan measures your body fat percentage, how much lean muscle you carry in each limb, the visceral fat around your organs, and your bone mineral density. It takes about 10 minutes and you get the numbers in writing.
Buffalo has spent the last decade rebuilding its waterfront, and its fitness culture has grown with it, from runners circling Hoyt Lake in Olmsted's Delaware Park to cyclists on the Canalside and Outer Harbor paths along Lake Erie. The city anchors Erie County and a metro that stretches through Amherst and Williamsville to the University at Buffalo's North Campus, with the 33 and the 290 linking the city proper to the Northtowns. The DEXA listings on this page show each clinic's address and contact details. With the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus concentrating clinical care downtown and the Buffalo Marathon bringing thousands through the streets each May, this is a city that takes measurement seriously. DEXA extends that standard to body composition and bone health.
Weighing it against an InBody reading or a smart scale? See how the three measure up . Deciding between the two scan types? See our guides to the body composition scan and the bone density test.
Each ZIP below is in the Buffalo service area — tap one to search it in the clinic finder.
Each ZIP code above has a clinic listed on this page. Not on the list? The ZIP codes above are the Buffalo area's main ones, not a limit — call Dexascans at (786) 420-6630 and we'll point you to the nearest clinic.
Buffalo's neighborhoods and first-ring suburbs are linked by the 33, the 290 and the city's parkways. Each listing below shows its address, so you can find the closest scan.
Regulars on the Ring Road, the Shoreline Trail, and the Buffalo Marathon course use DEXA to confirm that winter training on the treadmill and summer miles outdoors are building lean mass, not just moving a scale number.
UB's North Campus brings students, faculty, and club athletes to the Amherst side of the metro. DEXA gives them research-grade body composition data, and the listings on this page show where to get it.
Adults referred for osteoporosis screening, often through physicians affiliated with Kaleida Health or Erie County Medical Center, use DEXA T-scores to establish a baseline and track bone health through Buffalo's long, icy winters, when fracture risk matters most.
Pick the clinic nearest you from the Buffalo listings on this page, then get in touch to book
You lie still on the table, fully clothed. Wear something without metal. You do not need to fast
Most clinics send your body composition and bone density report within a day or two; ask yours when you book
Southtowns Radiology - Buffalo serves the Buffalo area. Its address and phone are listed further down this page.
Most clinics send the report within a day or two of the scan, covering body fat percentage, regional lean mass, visceral fat, and bone density.
Where clinics publish a cash price, the middle half of prices runs $120–$199. The clinic confirms the price when you book. Many clinics accept HSA/FSA cards; ask when you book. Compare DEXA prices
The clinic listed on this page shows how to get in touch.
Southtowns Radiology - Buffalo, at 3050 Orchard Park Rd in Buffalo, NY, runs DEXA scans for the Buffalo area. Call 716-558-5400 to schedule your appointment.
There is no single Buffalo price: clinics publish their own rates, and cash-pay DEXA scans generally land between $99 and $250 by scan type. That still usually undercuts the $300-plus hospital imaging departments bill for comparable scans. Ask the clinic for its current rate when scheduling — HSA/FSA funds work at most.
Mostly when you want insurance to pay: an insurance-billed bone density exam needs your physician to order it first. Self-pay scans usually need no referral in Buffalo, but ask when you book, since some hospital departments require one.
Often, yes, but only for bone density. If a physician orders the scan as medically necessary, say after a referral from a doctor at a health system in Erie County like Kaleida Health & Erie County Medical Center, insurance usually covers it. Body composition scans booked for fitness reasons are self-pay. HSA and FSA cards work for both.
Yes. Nothing is injected and nothing encloses you: at Southtowns Radiology - Buffalo you lie on an open table for 10-15 minutes while the scanner arm passes overhead. The X-ray dose is roughly a tenth of a chest X-ray.
Where a Buffalo clinic offers body composition as well as bone density, one scan produces your body fat percentage, a limb-by-limb lean mass breakdown, a visceral fat reading, and bone mineral density. That combination is why a DEXA report replaces a stack of separate measurements, including the bone-density study a Kaleida Health & Erie County Medical Center physician would order on its own.
Plan on 30 minutes in Buffalo — check-in, then 10-15 minutes on the table at Southtowns Radiology - Buffalo. Results usually follow within a day or two.
No difference at all. "DXA" is the abbreviation radiology departments like Kaleida Health & Erie County Medical Center use; "DEXA" is the one patients search for. Both name dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry, and both describe what you would book in Buffalo.
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