Longevity & performance
Healthy Aging Assessment
A DEXA scan measures the muscle, fat, and bone that shape how we age — and lets you track how they change over time. It gives you an objective baseline for healthy aging, and the earlier you have one, the more you can follow. $250 in Wayne, PA, no referral.
Muscle and bone with age
Aging changes the body in ways a scale can’t capture. Many people gradually lose lean muscle and bone density over the years, even as their weight stays much the same — because fat can quietly replace what is lost. The number on the scale looks steady while the composition underneath is shifting.
A DEXA scan makes those changes visible. It measures lean muscle, body fat, and bone density directly, so you can see your own trajectory rather than a population average. Knowing where you stand now means you and your physician can decide how to protect muscle and bone while there is the most opportunity to do so.
We provide the measurement; any plan to support healthy aging is yours to shape with your own clinicians.
Building a baseline you can track
The real value of a healthy-aging assessment comes from repetition. A single scan is a useful snapshot, but comparing scans over time shows the direction of travel — whether you’re holding onto muscle, whether bone density is stable, and how your body is responding to your efforts.
Because our scan is direct-access and flat-priced at $250, it’s easy to fold into a yearly routine. Scanning under similar conditions each time keeps your baseline meaningful.
The scan and pricing
The scan
A complete picture of your body composition
- About ten minutes, lying comfortably on a padded table while the scanner passes over you.
- No fasting, no needles, no discomfort.
- A clear, easy-to-read report explaining your results.
Pricing
$250
Single scan
One flat price. No memberships, no hidden fees. Reserve your time online — a card is required to book.
Common questions
What changes in body composition as we age?
With age, many people gradually lose lean muscle and bone density while body fat distribution shifts. A DEXA scan measures all three directly, so you can see your own trajectory rather than relying on generalizations.
Why measure muscle and bone together?
Muscle and bone both support strength, mobility, and resilience as we get older, and a single DEXA scan captures both alongside body fat — a fuller picture than any one measure alone.
When should I establish a baseline?
There's no wrong time; the earlier you have a baseline, the more change you can track. Whether now is right for you is a good conversation to have with your physician.
How often should I reassess?
You can rescan as often as you like. If you're tracking something specific, somewhere between every three to four months and once a year is reasonable — your report includes a recommendation based on your results.
Do I need a referral, and what does it cost?
No referral is needed. A complete DEXA scan is $250, flat and cash-pay.
A complete DEXA scan is $250 — flat, with no referral or insurance needed.
Schedule your scan