Ready to find out what you're actually made of?
A twenty-minute DEXA scan measures your fat, muscle, and bone the way a clinic does — not the way a bathroom scale guesses. You leave with your numbers explained, in plain language, the same visit.
- GE Lunar Prodigy
- 20 min, no needles
- Results read on-site
Total and regional — arms, legs, trunk — plus the visceral fat around your organs.
Lean mass by limb, so you can see left-right imbalance and whether gains are real.
Mineral density with a T-score you can hand to your physician.
Every scan compares against your last one, on the same machine, same protocol.
The scale can't tell you which four pounds you lost.
Drop four pounds of fat and add four pounds of muscle and the scale reports nothing happened. Six months of good training can look like failure. A GLP-1 can be working beautifully and still be quietly costing you lean mass.
A DEXA scan separates the two. It's the reference standard researchers use — the same method behind the national body-composition dataset — and it resolves changes small enough to matter between scans a few months apart.
That's the whole idea here. One measurement you can trust, repeated, so the decisions after it aren't guesses. How the measurement works.
Three tests. Book one, or pair them.
Grand-opening pricing, held through launch. No membership, no consult fee, no upsell after the scan.
DEXA Scan
30 MINBody composition head to toe: lean mass, fat distribution, visceral fat, and bone mineral density.
- Regional fat and lean mass
- Visceral adipose tissue
- Bone density T-score
- Baseline for future comparison
VO₂ Max
30 MINA graded treadmill test that measures the oxygen you actually use, not the number your watch estimates.
- True VO₂ max and aerobic ceiling
- Heart-rate training zones
- Fat vs. carb crossover point
- Zone 2 target you can trust
RMR
30 MINTen quiet minutes of breathing into a mask tells us the calories you burn at rest — measured, not predicted.
- Measured resting metabolic rate
- Substrate use at rest
- Real calorie targets to work from
- Metabolic adaptation over time
DEXA + VO₂
Composition and cardio ceiling in one visit — the pairing most lifters and runners want.
DEXA + RMR
What you're made of, plus what you burn. The right start for a fat-loss phase.
RMR + VO₂
Resting and working metabolism together — a full picture of how you use fuel.
Full panel SAVE $99
All three tests, one appointment, one debrief. The most complete baseline we offer.
Different reasons, same measurement.
Your first real baseline
You're in your forties or fifties, you feel fine, and you've never had any of this measured. One scan gives you a starting line — and tells you whether bone density is something to watch now rather than at sixty-five.
Lifting and training seriously
You train hard enough that progress has gotten hard to see. Regional lean mass shows which side is lagging, whether a bulk went where you wanted, and what a cut actually cost you.
Perimenopause and after
Bone loss and visceral fat both accelerate in this window, usually without symptoms. DEXA measures both directly, so conversations with your physician — including about HRT — start from numbers.
On a GLP-1
The medication works. The open question is composition: a meaningful share of the loss can be lean mass. Scanning before you start, and again a few months in, is how you protect it.
Playing the long game
Muscle mass and visceral fat are two of the better-evidenced markers for how the next thirty years go. If you're already tracking sleep, glucose, and bloodwork, this is the structural layer that's usually missing — and the one that takes twenty minutes a year.
In and out in half an hour, results included.
Wear something without metal. Skip the big meal beforehand. That's most of the preparation.
Full prep instructions"I'd been lifting for two years and had no idea whether my left leg was catching up. Turns out it wasn't. Fixed my program that week."
"At fifty-two I finally had a T-score. Explained to me in the room, not left on a voicemail two weeks later."
"My app had my resting burn about four hundred calories too high. That one number explained a year of frustration."
Notes from the lab
How often should you actually rescan?
Why three months is usually too soon for bone, about right for muscle, and what the error bars really are.
Reading your report: T-scores, Z-scores, percentiles
The three numbers people confuse most, and which one your doctor is going to ask about.
We open October 13 — what's happening that week
Open-house hours, a walkthrough of the machine, and how launch pricing works.
261 Old York Road,
Jenkintown
Suite 524
261 Old York Rd
Jenkintown, PA 19046
Free parking on site. Twenty minutes from Center City, five from Jenkintown-Wyncote station.
- Tue — Wed 8:00–15:00
- Fri 7:00–14:00
- Sat 8:00–16:00
- Mon, Thu, Sun Closed
Twenty minutes now, a decade of context later.
Grand-opening pricing runs through launch week. Slots for October 13 onward are open now.
Book a scan