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DEXA Scan, RMR Test, & VO2 Max (AMR) Test in Wilson, WY
DEXA Scan, RMR Test, & VO2 Max (AMR) Test in Wilson, WY
A DEXA scan, RMR test, & VO2 Max (AMR) test at Grand Health (1230 N Fall Creek Rd, Wilson) is $400 on DEXASCAN.COM and takes about 45–60 minutes for the full session.
- Measures: fat, muscle, bone
- Referral: not needed
- HSA/FSA: eligible
- Price as of Oct 28, 2026
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About Grand Health
Grand Health is a longevity clinic in Wilson, near the foot of Teton Pass, started by emergency medicine physician Dr. Tobin Dennis. Clients from Jackson, Teton Village and Teton Valley can book a DEXA scan, a resting metabolic rate (RMR) test, a VO2 max test or bundled combinations through DEXASCAN.COM, and the clinic's members track diet and fitness goals with its providers.
- Address: 1230 N Fall Creek Rd, Wilson, WY 83014
- Within about 30 minutes: Wilson, Moose Wilson Road, Jackson, Rafter J Ranch, South Park, Victor, ID, Hoback, Driggs, ID
Also available at Grand Health
- DEXA Scan – $200
- RMR Test – $100
- DEXA Scan & RMR Test – $250
- RMR & VO2 Max (AMR) Test – $250
- VO2 Max (AMR) Test – $200
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- DEXA Scan in Idaho Falls, ID (Martha Ave) – tru regenerative, $150
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DEXA Scan, RMR Test, & VO2 Max (AMR) Test in Wilson, WY: common questions
How much does a DEXA scan, RMR test, & VO2 Max (AMR) test cost in Wilson?
A DEXA scan, RMR test, & VO2 Max (AMR) test at Grand Health in Wilson, WY costs $400 when you book on DEXASCAN.COM. That is the full self-pay price. No insurance is needed, and the test is HSA/FSA eligible: pay with your HSA/FSA card or submit your receipt for reimbursement.
Do I need a doctor's referral?
No. You book and pay directly on DEXASCAN.COM and choose two preferred appointment times. Your requests are sent to Grand Health at purchase, and your appointment instructions are emailed to you afterward. Times are not guaranteed; if neither is available, your appointment can be moved to another DEXASCAN.COM location nearby.
How long does it take and how do I prepare?
Plan on about 45–60 minutes for the full session. For the DEXA scan, wear comfortable clothes with no metal (zippers, underwire, jewelry), stay normally hydrated, and skip a big meal or hard workout for 2–3 hours beforehand. For the RMR test, arrive fasted for 4 hours, avoid caffeine and exercise that morning, and sit quietly for a few minutes before testing. For the VO2 max test, wear workout clothes and shoes and avoid a hard workout the day before.
What will my results show?
You get a report covering body fat percentage, lean muscle mass, visceral (belly) fat, regional fat distribution and bone density, plus your resting metabolic rate (calories burned at rest), plus VO2 max (cardio fitness) and personal heart-rate training zones, broken down by arms, legs and trunk. Most people repeat the test every 8–12 weeks to track progress.
Is a DEXA scan safe?
Yes. A body composition DEXA scan uses a very low X-ray dose, roughly equal to a few hours of natural background radiation. It is not recommended during pregnancy.
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Get a deeper understanding of your body composition, lean muscle mass, visceral fat, and long-term wellness with highly accurate DEXA testing designed to help you make smarter health decisions.
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Grand Health is pioneering the future of preventative wellness by integrating advanced DEXA technology into its personalized longevity programs. Through precise body composition and bone density analysis, Grand Health empowers clients with data-driven insights to optimize metabolic health, reduce age-related risk factors, and enhance vitality.
THE DEXA SCAN
A DEXA SCAN (DXA or Dual-Energy X-ray Absorptiometry) is the GOLD STANDARD for body composition analysis. This non-invasive, clinically trusted technology measures lean muscle, fat distribution, and bone health, helping you track progress, prevent osteoporosis, and optimize your fitness and wellness plans. Ideal for athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and anyone focused on health, DEXA provides accurate, actionable insights to make informed decisions about diet, exercise, and overall health.
Key Benefits:
BONE DENSITY (BMD) - Essential to detect Osteoporosis and help prevent Bone Fractures.
MUSCLE MASS - Data to show measurements by percentage and weight.
BODY FAT PERCENTAGE - Body fat distribution by region (arms, legs, waist and hips) Most providers also include Visceral Fat (VAT) the leading predictor of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.
Key evidence supporting “gold standard” claims:
1. Bone density (BMD) — strongest evidence: DEXA is accepted worldwide as the standard method for measuring BMD and diagnosing osteoporosis; its outputs (T-scores) directly inform clinical decisions about fracture risk and treatment.
2. Precision and reproducibility: Multiple methodological papers and reviews document low measurement error and good inter/intra-scanner precision for BMD; these properties make DEXA ideal for longitudinal monitoring.
3. Body composition reference: In body composition research, DXA is widely used as the reference comparator against which Inbody, BIA, skinfolds, BodPod, and consumer devices are validated; many validation studies show BIA and other methods have wider limits of agreement vs DXA.
4. Comparisons to CT/MRI for fat distribution: CT/MRI remain true anatomic reference standards for visceral adipose quantification. DXA provides good whole-body FM and regional measures but systematic reviews highlight limitations when quantifying intra-abdominal adipose tissue (IAAT) vs CT/MRI. Use DXA as a validated, lower-dose, more accessible reference for most clinical/research needs, but acknowledge when CT/MRI are required.
5. Population and athletic uses: For athlete monitoring and clinical populations, DXA’s segmental lean mass and regional fat measures are frequently recommended over simple field tests because they better capture body composition changes.
The RMR (Resting Metabolic Rate) TEST
The Resting Metabolic Rate (RMR) Test uses state-of-the-art technology to measure the number of calories your body needs at rest to survive. This type of metabolic testing will outline your Total Energy Expenditure (TEE) and provide a guideline on the amount of calories needed daily to maintain weight, lose weight or gain weight. Metabolic testing is a type of health assessment that measures how your body converts food (calories) into energy. It evaluates your metabolism, specifically, how efficiently your body uses oxygen and burns calories at rest or during activity (referred to as VO2 Max / AMR test).
THE VO2 MAX / AMR (Active Metabolic Rate) TEST
The VO2 MAX Active Metabolic Rate Test will determine aerobic capacity and the maximal oxygen your body can consume during exercise on a bike or treadmill. The results of this type of metabolic testing will help you establish optimal heart rate (HR) zones for exercise and caloric burn. Metabolic testing is a type of health assessment that measures how your body converts food (calories) into energy. It evaluates your metabolism, specifically, how efficiently your body uses oxygen and burns calories during activity or at rest (referred to as RMR test).
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What is a DEXA scan?
A DEXA scan (Dual-Energy X-ray Absorptiometry) is a quick, non-invasive body composition scan that measures body fat, muscle mass, bone density, and visceral fat with exceptional precision. It gives you a complete picture of your health beyond what a scale or BMI can show.
How long does the appointment take?
Most appointments take around 20–30 minutes from start to finish, with the scan itself typically completed in about 10–15 minutes. It’s fast, comfortable, and requires no downtime afterward.
Is the scan safe?
Yes. DEXA scans use extremely low-dose X-ray technology and are considered very safe for routine body composition tracking. The radiation exposure is minimal — lower than many common medical imaging procedures. However, pregnant individuals should avoid DEXA scans as a precaution.
What will I learn from my results?
Your results provide detailed insights into your body composition, including body fat percentage, lean muscle mass, visceral fat, bone density, and fat distribution across different areas of the body. This helps you make smarter decisions around fitness, nutrition, performance, and long-term health.
How accurate is DEXA testing?
DEXA is widely regarded as the gold standard for body composition analysis because it directly measures fat, lean tissue, and bone mass with a high level of precision. It’s significantly more accurate than BMI, handheld devices, or skinfold calipers.
Do I need to prepare before my appointment?
For the most accurate results, stay well hydrated, avoid heavy meals a few hours before your scan, and wear lightweight clothing without metal zippers or accessories. It’s also recommended to avoid calcium supplements for 24 hours before your appointment.
How often should I get scanned?
Most people benefit from scanning every 8–12 weeks when actively tracking fitness, fat loss, muscle gain, or health improvements. Your ideal frequency depends on your goals, lifestyle, and how closely you want to monitor progress over time.
Is DEXASCAN only for athletes or fitness enthusiasts?
Not at all. While athletes use DEXA scans for performance tracking, they’re equally valuable for anyone looking to improve overall health, manage weight, monitor aging, or better understand their body composition and bone health.
What makes DEXASCAN different?
DEXASCAN delivers clinical-grade precision with detailed reporting that goes far beyond traditional body fat measurements. Instead of estimates, you get science-backed insights into fat distribution, muscle balance, visceral fat, and bone health — helping you track meaningful progress with confidence.
Can I track my progress over time?
Absolutely. One of the biggest advantages of DEXA testing is the ability to compare scans over time and clearly see changes in muscle mass, body fat, visceral fat, and bone density. This allows you to measure real progress and adjust your fitness or health strategy based on accurate data.
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Grand Health is pioneering the future of preventative wellness by integrating advanced DEXA technology into its personalized longevity programs. Through precise body composition and bone density analysis, Grand Health empowers clients with data-driven insights to optimize metabolic health, reduce age-related risk factors, and enhance vitality.
THE DEXA SCAN
A DEXA SCAN (DXA or Dual-Energy X-ray Absorptiometry) is the GOLD STANDARD for body composition analysis. This non-invasive, clinically trusted technology measures lean muscle, fat distribution, and bone health, helping you track progress, prevent osteoporosis, and optimize your fitness and wellness plans. Ideal for athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and anyone focused on health, DEXA provides accurate, actionable insights to make informed decisions about diet, exercise, and overall health.
Key Benefits:
BONE DENSITY (BMD) - Essential to detect Osteoporosis and help prevent Bone Fractures.
MUSCLE MASS - Data to show measurements by percentage and weight.
BODY FAT PERCENTAGE - Body fat distribution by region (arms, legs, waist and hips) Most providers also include Visceral Fat (VAT) the leading predictor of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.
Key evidence supporting “gold standard” claims:
1. Bone density (BMD) — strongest evidence: DEXA is accepted worldwide as the standard method for measuring BMD and diagnosing osteoporosis; its outputs (T-scores) directly inform clinical decisions about fracture risk and treatment.
2. Precision and reproducibility: Multiple methodological papers and reviews document low measurement error and good inter/intra-scanner precision for BMD; these properties make DEXA ideal for longitudinal monitoring.
3. Body composition reference: In body composition research, DXA is widely used as the reference comparator against which Inbody, BIA, skinfolds, BodPod, and consumer devices are validated; many validation studies show BIA and other methods have wider limits of agreement vs DXA.
4. Comparisons to CT/MRI for fat distribution: CT/MRI remain true anatomic reference standards for visceral adipose quantification. DXA provides good whole-body FM and regional measures but systematic reviews highlight limitations when quantifying intra-abdominal adipose tissue (IAAT) vs CT/MRI. Use DXA as a validated, lower-dose, more accessible reference for most clinical/research needs, but acknowledge when CT/MRI are required.
5. Population and athletic uses: For athlete monitoring and clinical populations, DXA’s segmental lean mass and regional fat measures are frequently recommended over simple field tests because they better capture body composition changes.
The RMR (Resting Metabolic Rate) TEST
The Resting Metabolic Rate (RMR) Test uses state-of-the-art technology to measure the number of calories your body needs at rest to survive. This type of metabolic testing will outline your Total Energy Expenditure (TEE) and provide a guideline on the amount of calories needed daily to maintain weight, lose weight or gain weight. Metabolic testing is a type of health assessment that measures how your body converts food (calories) into energy. It evaluates your metabolism, specifically, how efficiently your body uses oxygen and burns calories at rest or during activity (referred to as VO2 Max / AMR test).
THE VO2 MAX / AMR (Active Metabolic Rate) TEST
The VO2 MAX Active Metabolic Rate Test will determine aerobic capacity and the maximal oxygen your body can consume during exercise on a bike or treadmill. The results of this type of metabolic testing will help you establish optimal heart rate (HR) zones for exercise and caloric burn. Metabolic testing is a type of health assessment that measures how your body converts food (calories) into energy. It evaluates your metabolism, specifically, how efficiently your body uses oxygen and burns calories during activity or at rest (referred to as RMR test).
Testing: 9AM-12PM