DEXA Scan

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Total Body Scan

Our most complete assessment. In one head-to-toe pass on our full-size scanning table, the Total Body Scan separates your body into three tissue types, fat, lean tissue and bone, and measures each one region by region.

What your report includes

• Body fat percentage, total and by region: arms, legs and trunk
• Lean mass, showing exactly where you’re building or losing muscle
• Visceral fat, estimated with GE’s CoreScan software. This hidden fat around your internal organs is closely linked to metabolic health and can’t be seen in the mirror or measured on a scale.
• Total body bone mineral density and bone mineral content
• Left-to-right balance, comparing each arm and leg to spot asymmetries from injury, sport or training habits
• Android and gynoid fat distribution, showing whether you store more fat around your midsection or your hips and thighs
• Lean mass index, a measure of muscle relative to your height that matters more with every decade after 40

Built to track change. Previous scan comparison places your new results beside your last ones, so you see real progress, not guesswork. Custom region analysis lets us focus on a specific area, like a recovering knee or a training priority.

Who it’s for: adults 40 to 60 protecting muscle and metabolic health, student athletes tracking lean mass and balance, and busy executives who want hard data and a focused plan.

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Hip Scan

Strong hips keep you moving, lifting and staying independent for decades. The Hip Scan uses clinical bone densitometry to measure bone mineral density at the femoral neck and total hip, the key sites used in bone health evaluation.

What your report includes

• Bone mineral density (BMD) at the femoral neck and total hip, in g/cm²
• T-score and Z-score, comparing your results to a young adult reference population and to people your own age and sex
• Both hips in one scan. DualFemur measures left and right together, so nothing is missed and side-to-side differences are easy to see.
• Advanced Hip Assessment with hip strength analysis, adding insight into the structure of the hip beyond density alone
• FRAX® fracture risk tool, developed with the World Health Organization Collaborating Centre at the University of Sheffield, available for review with your physician

Who it’s for: adults 40 and over building a baseline for long-term bone health, members with a family history of bone loss, and athletes in high-impact or heavy-load sports.

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Lower Back Scan

Your spine carries you through every lift, run and long day at a desk. The Lower Back Scan measures bone mineral density of the lumbar spine, vertebrae L1 to L4, one of the most important sites for tracking bone health over time.

What your report includes

• Bone mineral density (BMD) for each vertebra and for L1 to L4 combined, in g/cm²
• T-score and Z-score for clear comparison against established reference populations
• Previous scan comparison, so even small changes in bone density are tracked with precision

Why the lower back matters: the spine responds to changes in activity, nutrition, hormones and age, which makes it a valuable site for watching bone health over time. Pairing it with your Hip Scan gives the most complete view.

Who it’s for: adults 40 to 60 monitoring bone health through midlife, lifters and runners who load the spine in training, and anyone who wants a precise baseline to build from.