DEXA Scan Prices in Colorado Springs, CO

2 providers · 1 with a published price · last checked 2026-10-26

"Call / unlisted" means we couldn't find a price on the lab's own site. We never estimate. "via DEXASCAN.com" prices come from that booking marketplace and may differ from booking directly. Click a column header to sort.

What drives DEXA prices in Colorado Springs

We track 2 DEXA providers in Colorado Springs; 1 publish a price online and 1 ask you to call. Chains here (Live Lean Rx) post set prices online, and some also sell multi-scan packages or memberships that lower the per-scan cost if you retest.

How much does a DEXA scan cost in Colorado Springs?

Only one Colorado Springs lab publishes a single-test price online: $150 at Live Lean Rx Colorado Springs (checked 2026-10-29). The others ask you to call for a quote. Prices here are the standard self-pay price for one test. Packages, memberships and first-visit offers can be cheaper; see each lab's notes. What is a DEXA scan? On a GLP-1 like Ozempic or Zepbound? How often to scan and what the numbers mean.

Does insurance or HSA/FSA cover a DEXA body composition scan?

Fitness-style body composition DEXA scans are usually paid out of pocket. Medicare Part B covers diagnostic bone mass measurements (once every 24 months, or more often if medically necessary) only for people who meet specific medical criteria. Many people pay with HSA or FSA funds, but eligibility depends on your plan; some administrators ask for a Letter of Medical Necessity from a clinician. Check with your plan and the lab before you book.

How should I prepare for a DEXA scan?

Typical provider instructions: eat and drink as you normally do, skip intense exercise and sauna for about 12 hours beforehand, wear one layer of light, metal-free clothing, remove jewelry, and empty your pockets. Reschedule if you've had a barium or contrast-dye exam in the last two weeks. If you scan more than once, follow the same routine each time so results are comparable.

How much radiation is in a DEXA scan?

Very little. The Health Physics Society lists a whole-body DEXA at about 0.003 mSv (3 microsieverts), roughly nine hours of natural background radiation in the US, compared with about 0.1 mSv for a chest X-ray. Tell the technologist if you are or might be pregnant.

How often should I get a DEXA scan?

For tracking body composition, providers commonly suggest a follow-up about a month after your baseline if you're making changes, then every 3–4 months for general monitoring. Diagnostic bone-density (osteoporosis) scans are a different test and are usually repeated no sooner than every 2 years unless your doctor needs it sooner.

What's included in a DEXA body composition scan?

A whole-body scan typically reports body fat percentage and where it sits, visceral fat, lean (muscle) mass by region, and a total-body bone measurement, plus a report you keep. Some labs add extras such as muscle indexes (ALMI/FFMI), a consultation or a review call. What's included varies by lab, so compare the listings below. A fitness body-comp scan is not the same as a diagnostic hip/spine bone-density exam.

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