Keep your bones strong and steady.
A site-specific DEXA of your hip, spine, or forearm, read by a licensed radiologist and explained in a consultation.
Get DexaFit BrowardAbout 3 minutes on the table in Coral Springs
Bone health for every decade
For women in perimenopause or after menopause, men with low testosterone, people on GLP-1s, and anyone with a prior fracture or a family history of bone issues.
Build resilience early
- A reference reading near your peak bone mass
- Spot quiet declines years ahead
- See how training and hormones show up in bone
Hormone shifts, hidden changes
- Track bone through menopause, low testosterone, or GLP-1 use
- Set a baseline before changes show
- Compare scans to see what is shifting
Stay strong and independent
- Know where your bones stand before a fall
- Give your physician numbers to plan with
- Re-scan to see if your plan is working
You can't see bone loss in the mirror
Bone is living tissue, and it changes quietly. Hormone shifts, age, GLP-1 use, and family history all affect it, usually with no warning sign.
A scan now gives you a starting point. You and your physician can watch for change early, instead of finding out from a fracture.
A site-specific DEXA reads the hip, spine, or forearm, the sites most tied to fracture risk. DEXA is the clinical standard for bone density measurement, with accuracy of ±2%.
A body composition scan is not a bone density scan
Our DEXA body composition scan maps fat, lean mass, and visceral fat across your whole body. DexaStrong focuses on bone at the sites tied to fracture risk.
women over 50 will break a bone because of osteoporosis.
International Osteoporosis Foundation
Most people feel nothing until a bone breaks. A DEXA scan puts a number on it first.
What Leading Voices Say About Bone Health
"During menopause, women can lose up to 20% of their bone density, and most don't even know it's happening. Osteoporosis doesn't start with a fracture; it starts with prevention that too often gets missed."
Dr. Mary Claire Haver, OB/GYNFounder of The Galveston Diet
"Low muscle mass is the first sign of low bone density. It's not just about the fall; it's about the skeletal armor you build to survive it. The best way to safeguard your independence is to protect your muscle and bone health as early as possible."
Dr. Gabrielle Lyon, DOFounder of Muscle-Centric Medicine® & Author of Forever Strong
One scan, read by an expert
Site-specific DEXA scan
Your hip, spine, or forearm in about 3 minutes. DEXA accuracy: ±2%.
Radiologist review + consultation
A licensed radiologist reads your scan, and a consultation walks you through it.
A report to share
T-score and Z-score numbers you and your physician can review.
Clear numbers, clearly explained
Your DexaStrong report shows bone density at each site scanned, with your T-score and Z-score, read by a licensed radiologist and talked through in your consultation.
- Bone mineral densityDensity at each site scanned, such as the spine and hip.
- T-scoreHow your density compares with a healthy young adult.
- Z-scoreHow your density compares with people your own age.
A site-specific DEXA in about 3 minutes
You rest on an open table while the scanner reads the site being measured. Quick and non-invasive, with a very low dose of radiation.
Book online
Pick a time below that suits you.
Quick site-specific scan
About 3 minutes on an open table.
Review + consultation
Read by a radiologist, explained to you.
Book your DexaStrong scan
Choose a time for your bone density scan at DexaFit Broward in Coral Springs.
Questions first? Call (954) 866-2193 or email broward@dexafit.com.
Bone density questions
What is a DexaStrong bone density scan?
It is a site-specific DEXA scan that measures bone mineral density at your hip, spine, or forearm. At DexaFit Broward in Coral Springs, a licensed radiologist reads the scan and a consultation walks you through your T-score and Z-score.
How is it different from a DEXA body composition scan?
A body composition DEXA scan covers your whole body: fat, lean mass, and visceral fat. DexaStrong focuses on specific bone sites and reports bone mineral density with T-scores and Z-scores. DexaFit Broward offers both, and the body composition scan has its own page at /dexa-scan.
Who is a good fit for a bone density scan?
Women in perimenopause or after menopause, men with low testosterone, people on GLP-1 medications, anyone with a prior fracture, and anyone with a family history of bone issues. One in two women over 50 will break a bone because of osteoporosis, according to the International Osteoporosis Foundation.
How long does the scan take?
The scan itself takes about 3 minutes while you rest on an open table. A licensed radiologist reads it, and a consultation walks you through your numbers.
I am on a GLP-1. Should I think about my bones?
It is worth a look. Fast weight loss can take more than fat with it, and a site-specific DEXA gives you a bone density number you and your physician can watch over time.
Is a DEXA bone density scan safe?
A DEXA scan is quick and non-invasive. You lie still on an open table, and the scan uses a very low dose of radiation.
What should I do with my results?
Bring them to your physician. DexaStrong is a measurement, and your report gives you clear bone density numbers you and your physician can review together to decide on next steps.
Where is DexaFit Broward located?
DexaFit Broward is at 9660 W Sample Rd, Suite 202, Coral Springs, FL 33065. It serves Coral Springs, Parkland, Coconut Creek, Margate, and Tamarac in Broward County. Call (954) 866-2193 or email broward@dexafit.com.
Find DexaFit Broward
DexaFit Broward
Address9660 W Sample Rd, Suite 202
Coral Springs, FL 33065
Phone(954) 866-2193
Emailbroward@dexafit.com
ServingCoral Springs, Parkland, Coconut Creek, Margate, and Tamarac in Broward County
Get DexaFit BrowardCheck in on your bone health
One short scan in Coral Springs turns a guess into a number you and your physician can review.
Get DexaFit BrowardDexaStrong is a bone density measurement service. Share your results with your physician to decide on next steps.