DEXA Scans in Queens, NY
Queens is the most diverse borough in New York, and its fitness culture reflects it, from Flushing Meadows runners and Astoria studios to Rockaway surfers. DEXA scanning delivers body fat, muscle, and bone density measurements to every Queens community.
A full body DEXA scan measures body fat %, lean muscle, and bone density in one pass
A licensed medical professional reads every scan
Re-scan later and compare the two reports side by side
The scan takes about 10 minutes. Results land in your inbox the next day.
Queens County is large enough that the nearest DEXA scanner depends heavily on where in the borough you start. Flushing, Astoria, Jamaica, and Bayside are not short trips from each other. Tell us where you're coming from and we'll book the closest partner clinic instead of sending everyone to the same address.
DEXA Scan Clinics Serving Queens Neighborhoods
We serve clients across all Queens neighborhoods, from Flushing and Astoria to Jamaica and Bayside.
ZIP Codes We Serve in Queens
- 11101
- 11354
- 11355
- 11372
- 11373
- 11375
- 11377
- 11432
Not on the list? The ZIP codes above are the Queens area's main ones, not a limit — call (786) 420-6630 and we'll point you to the nearest clinic.
Finding the Nearest DEXA Scanner in Queens
We don't run a clinic in Queens. We book you into the nearest partner scanner serving Queens County. 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.
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.
Who Gets DEXA Scans in Queens?
Flushing Meadows & Greenway Athletes
Runners and cyclists training in Flushing Meadows Corona Park and along the Vernon Boulevard waterfront use DEXA to benchmark body composition at the start of each season and measure real progress.
Multigenerational Health Trackers
Queens households often manage health across generations, younger members tracking muscle and body fat, parents and grandparents monitoring bone density. One DEXA platform covers both with clinical accuracy.
Patients Referred for Bone Screening
Residents referred by physicians at NewYork-Presbyterian Queens or Mount Sinai Queens use DEXA T-scores for osteoporosis screening, the exact test those referrals call for.
Why Book Your Queens DEXA Scan Through Dexascans.com
Simple Booking for Queens County
Text or call and we'll match you with the nearest partner imaging clinic serving Queens, then confirm a time that fits your schedule.
Results Within 24 Hours
Your report arrives within 24 hours of the scan, covering body fat percentage, regional lean mass, visceral fat, and bone density.
Transparent Pricing
Cash-pay DEXA scans typically run $99–$250 depending on the clinic and scan type — each listing's price is confirmed when you book. HSA/FSA cards are accepted at most clinics.
How Getting a DEXA Scan in Queens Works
Find a Location Online
Use the location finder to pick the clinic nearest Queens and book a time that works
10-Minute Scan
You lie still on the table, fully clothed. Wear something without metal. You do not need to fast
Get Your Report
Your body composition and bone density report arrives by email within 24 hours
Ready to Get Your DEXA Scan in Queens?
Use the location finder to pick your clinic and book a time in minutes.
Frequently Asked Questions - Queens DEXA Scans
Where can I get a DEXA scan in Queens, NY?
We don't run a clinic in Queens. We book you into the nearest partner imaging clinic serving Queens County. Text or call (786) 420-6630 and we'll come back with the closest available scanner and a time.
How much does a DEXA scan cost in Queens?
Expect a cash-pay range of roughly $99–$250 in Queens — the price depends on the clinic and the scan type, since each provider prices independently. Confirm the number with the clinic when you book; most accept HSA and FSA cards.
Do I need a referral for a DEXA scan in Queens?
Body composition scans in Queens are open booking: no doctor, no paperwork. The referral question only comes up for a bone density study you want billed to insurance, and paying cash for that one skips it too.
Does insurance cover DEXA scans in Queens, New York?
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 Queens County health system like NewYork-Presbyterian Queens & Mount Sinai Queens, insurance usually covers it. Body composition scans booked for fitness reasons are self-pay. HSA and FSA cards work for both.
Which communities near Queens do you serve?
Besides Queens, we book scans for people in Brooklyn, New York City, Long Island City and White Plains, and across the rest of Queens County (718 / 347 area).
Which Queens ZIP codes are in the service area?
The Queens service area (718 / 347 area) covers 8 ZIP codes, among them 11101, 11354, 11355, 11372, 11373. The full list is on this page above the FAQ, with the ZIPs that have a clinic sitting in them highlighted.
Is a DEXA scan safe in Queens?
Yes, and safe enough to repeat, which is why Queens clients rescan every few months to track progress. The dose is about one-tenth of a chest X-ray, under a normal day of background exposure. It is an open table, not an enclosed tube, and you stay fully clothed.
What does a full body DEXA scan measure in Queens?
Four things a scale cannot: body fat percentage overall and by region, lean muscle mass in each limb and your trunk, the visceral fat around your organs, and your bone mineral density. One pass at the scanner we book you into for Queens County, one report.
How long does a DEXA scan appointment take in Queens?
Around half an hour door to door at the scanner we book you into for Queens County, of which 10-15 minutes is table time. The full report lands in your inbox within 24 hours.
What is the difference between a DXA scan and a DEXA scan?
They are the same thing. Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry abbreviates to DXA in clinical notes and to DEXA in everyday use — including on the Queens listings above. One test, one machine.