Amber, RT, founder of Precision Dexa

A note from Amber · Founder

I'm opening Precision Dexa this winter — and I'd love to see you there.

After 18 years in diagnostic imaging, I wanted a place where people could see exactly what's going on inside — fat, muscle, and bone — and have it explained in plain language. That place is opening in Camas, and every scan will be done by me.

— Amber, RT

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Soft opening

Early December

Grand opening

Early 2027

What a scan shows

The scale doesn't tell the whole story.

Your weight is only one number. A body-composition DEXA scan can provide information about how that weight is distributed between fat mass, lean mass, and bone-related measurements.

Fat Mass

How much fat your body contains.

Lean Mass

Includes muscle and other lean tissues.

Bone

Bone mineral content and density information.

Two people can weigh the same — but have very different body compositions.

Same scale weight

Illustrative
Person A180 lb
Fat 18%Lean 77%Bone 5%
Person B180 lb
Fat 34%Lean 62%Bone 4%
Fat mass Lean mass Bone
Same weight, six months apart Illustrative
Fat 27%
Lean 73%

First scan

Fat 19%
Lean 81%

Follow-up scan

The scale reads the same both times. The composition doesn't.

Beyond the scale

Are you working hard but not seeing the whole picture?

Whether you're beginning a fitness journey, strength training, losing weight, or simply trying to maintain your health as you age, body composition information can provide another way to track your progress beyond the number on the scale. DEXA is one tool that can help provide additional information about body composition that can complement other health and fitness measurements.

Did you know

Bone loss can happen silently. Osteoporosis may not cause noticeable symptoms until a fracture occurs.

DEXA is the most common test for measuring bone mineral density. Central DEXA generally measures the hip and spine.

Men need to pay attention to bone health too. The CDC reports osteoporosis in approximately 4.2% of men and 18.8% of women age 50 and older.

DEXA results are not a diagnosis by themselves and should be interpreted by an appropriately qualified healthcare professional in the context of the patient's medical history and other information.

How it works

You're more than a number on a scale.

01

Book

Schedule your scan online in under a minute.

02

Scan

Arrive, change if needed, and complete your scan — about 15 minutes, no prep required.

03

Results

Walk away with a clear report and a conversation about what it means for your goals.

Why Precision Dexa

Walk in, walk out, know exactly where you stand.

  • Clinical-grade DEXA equipment
  • Performed by an RT-certified technologist
  • Results explained in plain language, same day
  • No insurance required — one simple cash-pay price

See exactly where you stand

Illustrative

Body fat percentile — age & sex matched

062nd100
Fat mass24.1 lb  ·  14.8%
Lean mass132.6 lb  ·  81.4%
Bone mineral density1.184 g/cm²  ·  T-score −0.4

Sample layout only. Values shown are illustrative and do not represent a real patient.

Your real numbers are one scan away.

Services & Pricing

Know more about your health — $149.

One scan, one price, about fifteen minutes. Everything below is included.

DEXA Body Composition Scan

$149

  • Bone-related measurements
  • Body fat information
  • Lean mass information
  • Personalized results and report
  • Quick, noninvasive examination
  • Cash-pay pricing
  • Superbill provided for patients who wish to seek potential insurance reimbursement

No insurance required. No complicated billing. One simple price.

Bone health facts

Know your numbers. Understand your body. Protect your future.

A DEXA scan provides valuable insight into your bone health and body composition. In a quick, painless scan, you can learn more about bone density, body fat, and lean muscle mass — information that can help you make more informed decisions about your health. DEXA is a quick, noninvasive test that is commonly used to measure bone mineral density, particularly at the hip and spine.

Your bones can lose strength without you knowing it.

Osteoporosis is often called a "silent" disease because bone loss can occur without obvious symptoms. A DEXA scan can identify low bone density before a fracture occurs and can help healthcare providers assess fracture risk and monitor bone health over time. According to the CDC, nearly 1 in 5 women and 1 in 20 men over age 50 are affected by osteoporosis.

1 in 5

Women over age 50 affected by osteoporosis.

1 in 20

Men over age 50 affected by osteoporosis.

~2 million

Osteoporosis-related broken bones each year in the U.S., per the Bone Health and Osteoporosis Foundation.

Bone health is about more than age.

Bone density can be affected by age, genetics, body weight, certain medications, medical conditions, hormonal changes, and lifestyle factors. Understanding your baseline can give you valuable information to discuss with your healthcare provider. NIAMS notes that DEXA can help identify osteoporosis, detect low bone density before osteoporosis develops, predict fracture risk, and monitor treatment effectiveness.

Who can benefit

A DEXA scan may be worth considering if you're…

  • An adult concerned about bone health
  • Someone with a family history of osteoporosis
  • An individual who has experienced certain fractures
  • A postmenopausal woman
  • An older adult
  • Living with certain medical conditions or risk factors
  • Taking medications that may affect bone health
  • Interested in establishing a baseline for future comparison

DEXA results are not a diagnosis by themselves and should be interpreted by an appropriately qualified healthcare professional in the context of the patient's medical history and other information.

For employers

A wellness benefit your team can actually measure.

Group scanning days for Camas and Vancouver-area employers, gyms, and teams. Each participant gets the same fifteen-minute scan and plain-language report we give every client — no insurance, no paperwork for your HR team.

Scheduled scan days

We block a day for your group and run appointments back to back.

Group pricing

Reduced per-scan rates for groups of ten or more.

Private results

Individual reports go to the participant only — never to the employer.

Simple to run, easy to offer.

  • One point of contact, one invoice
  • Fifteen minutes per participant, no prep
  • Optional follow-up scans to track change over time
  • Performed by an RT-certified technologist
A sample scan day 15 min each
8:00 am
8:20 am
8:40 am
9:00 am
9:20 break
9:40 am
10:00 am
10:20 am

Up to 20

scans in a single day

10+

participants for group pricing

Booking just for yourself?

Individual scans are $149 and take about 15 minutes. Pick a time online.
Amber, RT, standing beside the DEXA scanner at Precision Dexa
Amber, RT  ·  Founder 18 years in diagnostic imaging

About

Imaging experience you can trust.

With approximately 18 years of experience as a Radiologic Technologist, I understand the importance of quality imaging, patient comfort, safety, and attention to detail. My goal is to create an experience where patients feel comfortable, informed, and respected while receiving valuable information about their bone health and body composition.

— Amber, RT

Registered Radiologic Technologist

Every scan performed personally

Locally owned in Camas, WA

Book now

Schedule your scan.

Pick a time that works for you — scans take about 15 minutes. Payment is collected in full at booking.

DEXA body composition scan · $149

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Booking and payment are handled securely by Jane, our scheduling system. You'll get a confirmation email once you've booked.

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Before you arrive

What to wear — keep it simple, keep it metal-free.

Best choices

  • Comfortable clothing with no metal — t-shirts, sweatshirts, athletic wear, leggings, or sweatpants
  • Elastic-waist pants
  • A simple sports bra, or a bra without metal hardware
  • Clothing that's easy to remove or change if needed

What to avoid

  • Zippers, metal buttons and snaps
  • Belts and belt buckles
  • Underwire bras
  • Clothing with metal decorations, rivets, or grommets
  • Metallic fibers
  • Jewelry, watches, and piercings
  • Clothing with objects in the pockets

DEXA uses very low-dose X-rays to distinguish between bone and soft tissue. Metal can appear very dense on the X-ray and may interfere with the measurements. Consistent clothing also improves comparability between future scans.

Contact

Visit us.

Address

19550 SE Brady Road, Suite 14
Camas, WA 98607

Phone

360.606.3117

Hours

Monday – Friday8am – 8pm
Saturday8am – 5pm
SundayClosed