• Visual image of precise location of bone, lean mass, and fat mass.
• Body fat % compared to age group.
• Precise mass measurements of specific areas of the body.
• Calculations of total mass, fat mass, and lean mass.
• Estimated amount of visceral fat (the type of fat around internal organs associated with medical disorders such as metabolic syndrome, cardiovascular disease, and type 2 diabetes.).
• Body fat, fat mass and lean mass values over time.
• Visual comparison of gradual changes in bone and mass.
• Breast health screening based on BMI and body fat %.

A follow-up consultation with our physician is included with the Medical Body Composition Scan. Based on the results of the report, the doctor can provide recommendations for further testing, treatment, or referrals to specialists if necessary.

*Patients will receive a copy of the scan report.

• Evaluation of bone density loss to determine the risk of osteoporosis.
• Values are compared to others of the same age and gender (Z-scores) or healthy young adults at peak bone mass (T-scores).
• Results help track bone health changes over time.

The Bone Density Scan includes a radiologist report and a consultation with our doctor to review the results. The physician can then provide recommendations or referrals based on the findings.

*Patients will receive a copy of the scan report.

• Screening to detect and identify individuals who are higher-risk for heart disease by assessing Abdominal Aortic Calcification (AAC).
• Lateral DXA is non invasive, has low radiation exposure, and is relatively inexpensive compared with CT; a helpful screening tool for vascular calcification.
• Measurements can help detect anomalies earlier.

This assessment includes a radiologist report and a consultation with our doctor to review the findings. In addition to recommendations and medical interventions, the physician may also provide advice on lifestyle modifications that can help manage or prevent medical conditions.

*Patients will receive a copy of the scan report.