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Best DEXA Scan Providers

Compare leading DEXA scan providers for body composition analysis, visceral fat measurement, bone density testing, and health optimization.

How we rank · 11 providers reviewed

DEXA (dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry) is the clinical gold standard for measuring body composition and bone mineral density. Unlike a bathroom scale or a bioimpedance device, a DEXA scan separates total weight into three precisely-measured compartments — lean mass, fat mass, and bone mineral content — and reports them region by region (arms, legs, trunk, android, gynoid). For longevity-focused and performance-focused patients, that level of detail is the difference between guessing and managing.

The single most clinically meaningful number a DEXA reports is visceral adipose tissue (VAT) — the metabolically active fat stored around the abdominal organs that drives insulin resistance, cardiovascular risk, and inflammation. VAT cannot be assessed by BMI, waist circumference, or skinfolds with the same accuracy. Repeat scans every six to twelve months show whether a training, nutrition, GLP-1, or hormone protocol is actually moving the right tissue in the right direction.

DEXA is also used to track lean mass during rapid weight loss (especially on GLP-1 medications), to monitor bone density in patients on TRT, HRT, long-term corticosteroids, or with a family history of osteoporosis, and to set realistic body-composition goals based on starting lean mass. Athletes and high performers use it to confirm that off-season gains are muscle rather than fat, and to set a defensible cutting target.

The best DEXA providers in this ranking offer same-day appointments, a standardized scan protocol (consistent hydration and clothing instructions), a written report with regional breakdown plus VAT, year-over-year trending, and an optional consultation to interpret the results. Many bundle DEXA with VO2max, RMR, or grip-strength testing for a complete metabolic snapshot. Cash-pay pricing is typical (most insurance only covers DEXA when ordered for osteoporosis screening).

Each provider is scored on profile depth, trust signals, service breadth, structured programs, and geographic coverage. The Editor's Pick highlights the provider we'd send a patient to for their baseline scan today.

Found hero
#1Score 52

Found

Availability under editorial review
  • GLP-1
  • Weight Loss

Why we ranked Found

  • Licensed in 42+ states
  • Broad service catalog (10 clinical services)
  • Defined treatment programs
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Ways2Well hero
#2Score 51

Ways2Well

Nationwide
  • GLP-1
  • TRT
Consultation from $49
Recently updated

Why we ranked Ways2Well

  • Nationwide telehealth coverage
  • Wide range of clinical services
  • Structured patient programs and care pathways
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Human Longevity hero
#3Score 46

Human Longevity

Licensed in 2 states
  • DEXA
  • Longevity

Why we ranked Human Longevity

  • Broad service catalog (9 clinical services)
  • Defined treatment programs
  • Overall profile completeness and clinical breadth
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AIRA hero
#4Score 36

AIRA

Nationwide
  • GLP-1
  • Peptides

Why we ranked AIRA

  • Nationwide telehealth coverage
  • Broad service catalog (9 clinical services)
  • Defined treatment programs
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BodySpec hero
#5Score 34

BodySpec

Licensed in 21 states
  • DEXA
Membership from $139/mo
Verified pricing

Why we ranked BodySpec

  • Licensed in 21+ states
  • Broad service catalog (9 clinical services)
  • Defined treatment programs
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Aspire Rejuvenation Clinic hero
#6Score 34

Aspire Rejuvenation Clinic

Licensed in 6 states
  • GLP-1
  • TRT
Starting at $350
Provider confirmed

Why we ranked Aspire Rejuvenation Clinic

  • Broad service catalog (16 clinical services)
  • Structured patient programs and care pathways
  • Overall profile completeness and clinical breadth
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DexaScan hero
#7Score 26

DexaScan

Availability under editorial review
  • DEXA
Membership from $62/mo
Recently updated

Why we ranked DexaScan

  • Broad service catalog (10 clinical services)
  • Defined treatment programs
  • Overall profile completeness and clinical breadth
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DexaFit hero
#8Score 25

DexaFit

Availability under editorial review
  • DEXA
  • Longevity
Membership from $500/mo
Recently updated

Why we ranked DexaFit

  • Nationwide telehealth coverage
  • Broad service catalog (17 clinical services)
  • Overall profile completeness and clinical breadth
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Wild Health hero
#9Score 24

Wild Health

Availability under editorial review
  • DEXA
  • Lab Testing

Why we ranked Wild Health

  • Structured patient programs and care pathways
  • Overall profile completeness and clinical breadth
  • Recently reviewed and verified by our editors
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FitnesCity hero
#10Score 23

FitnesCity

Licensed in 29 states
  • DEXA
  • Longevity
Starting at $40
Provider confirmed

Why we ranked FitnesCity

  • Licensed in 29+ states
  • Broad service catalog (12 clinical services)
  • Overall profile completeness and clinical breadth
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WeightWatchers Clinic hero
#11Score 12

WeightWatchers Clinic

Availability under editorial review
  • GLP-1
  • Weight Loss
Membership from $25/mo
Recently updated

Why we ranked WeightWatchers Clinic

  • Wide range of clinical services
  • Overall profile completeness and clinical breadth
  • Recently reviewed and verified by our editors
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Frequently asked

What is a DEXA scan?

DEXA (dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry) is a low-dose X-ray that measures bone mineral density, lean mass, fat mass, and visceral fat — region by region — in about ten minutes.

How accurate are DEXA scans?

DEXA is the clinical gold standard for body composition and bone density, with precision errors typically below 1–2% for repeat measurements on the same machine when scan protocol is consistent.

How often should I get a DEXA scan?

Most longevity- and performance-focused patients repeat every 6–12 months to track lean mass, visceral fat, and bone density trends. Patients on rapid weight loss or new hormone protocols may scan more frequently.

Does insurance cover DEXA scans?

Insurance typically covers DEXA only when ordered for osteoporosis screening or specific clinical indications. Body-composition DEXA is usually cash-pay; pricing is shown on each provider profile.