DEXA scans in Frisco

In Frisco, each DEXA listing on this page shows its address and contact details, whether you're near The Star and HALL Park on the Dallas North Tollway or down on the Sam Rayburn corridor in south Frisco. Call a clinic directly, or text or call Dexascans.com at (786) 420-6630 and we'll set the appointment for you.

Each clinic sets and publishes its own rates; Dexascans.com doesn't price the scans. Cash-pay DEXA around Frisco typically runs $99-$250 depending on whether you book body composition, bone density, or both. HSA/FSA payments often work, and it's routinely less than a comparable scan billed through a hospital imaging department; confirm the exact cost when you book.

For body composition, no, self-booking is the norm and takes minutes. For a bone density scan you intend to run through insurance, expect to need an order from your physician; doctors affiliated with Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Centennial and Medical City Frisco order this exact test for osteoporosis screening. Self-pay bone density requires no order at all.

It depends on the scan. Medically necessary bone density testing (typically for women 65 and older, earlier with risk factors) is often covered when physician-ordered. Body composition DEXA is classified as wellness, so plans rarely pay, but HSA and FSA funds usually apply, and clinics set their own self-pay rates, typically $99-$250. We'll flag which category your scan falls into when you book.

Very. A DEXA scan delivers a tiny X-ray dose, on the order of a tenth of a chest X-ray, while you lie on an open, padded table. It's painless, non-invasive, over in 10-15 minutes, and low-dose enough that Frisco athletes commonly scan every three to six months to track training blocks.

A regional map of you: body fat percentage overall and by segment, lean muscle mass in each arm, each leg, and the trunk, visceral fat scored around the organs, and bone mineral density. Whether you're a Stonebriar lifter chasing symmetry or a parent establishing a health baseline before 40, it's the most complete single measurement available.

Around 30 minutes door to door. The scan itself is 10-15 minutes of lying still, shorter than the traffic loop around a Toyota Stadium match, and the report comes with full charts and, for bone scans, T-scores your doctor can use; ask the clinic when to expect it.

If you want numbers you can act on, yes. BIA machines like InBody infer composition from electrical resistance, which drifts 5-8% with hydration, noticeable after a hot Texas practice or a salty meal. DEXA measures fat, lean tissue, and bone directly with X-ray at roughly ±1-2%, so a two-pound muscle change is a real signal, not noise.

Check the listings on this page: each shows its address, so whether you're near The Star and HALL Park on the Dallas North Tollway or on the east side near SH 121, you can pick the closest. Text (786) 420-6630 and we'll book whichever fits your route.

Frisco's sports economy runs on marginal gains. Youth soccer players in tournaments at Toyota Soccer Center, golfers sharpening their games at PGA Frisco's Fields Ranch courses, and adult athletes across Collin County use DEXA to confirm an off-season program added lean mass where it matters, legs and trunk for rotational power, total body for durability.