How much does an InBody 970 scan cost?
$75 per scan, or included with membership.
• Weight that won't move / InBody 970
Body composition and the InBody 970
Weight is the wrong number. Two people can weigh the same and have very different amounts of muscle and fat.
The InBody 970 shows what your weight is made of, and we scan at every visit so changes are tracked, not guessed.
What this can be
What the scale misses.
A change in weight can mean several different things.
Losing muscle, not fat
Common with dieting and weight-loss medication.
Gaining muscle while losing fat
The scale may barely move while your body changes.
Visceral fat
Fat around the organs, linked with metabolic risk, can be high at a normal weight.
Imbalances
One side or limb can carry less muscle than the other.
Fluid shifts
Water changes can make the scale jump from day to day.
What we measure
What the scan measures.
Skeletal muscle mass
The muscle that moves you and supports your metabolism.
Fat mass
Total body fat, separate from total weight.
Visceral fat
An estimate of fat stored around the organs.
Segmental analysis
Muscle and fat in each arm, each leg and the trunk.
Phase angle
A marker of cell integrity, tracked over time.
Body water
Inside and outside the cells.
We scan at every visit so changes are tracked, not guessed.
What happens next
Options, depending on what we find.
We go over the scan with you and use it to guide protein targets, training and, where relevant, weight-loss medication dosing. Repeat scans show whether the plan is preserving muscle.
What it costs
Published pricing.
InBody 970 scan
$75
Per scan
With membership
Included
Members are scanned at no extra cost
If the scan is part of a visit, standard visit pricing ($250 initial evaluation / $150 follow-up, self-pay) applies to the visit. We accept PPO plans from Aetna, AmeriHealth, Horizon and UnitedHealthcare, plus Medicare. HMO plans are not accepted. Lab and treatment costs depend on what is ordered.
See full pricing →Frequently asked
Common questions.
What does the scan measure?
Skeletal muscle mass, fat mass, visceral fat, segmental muscle and fat for each limb and the trunk, body water, and phase angle.
How do I prepare?
Come without having eaten or exercised for a few hours, use the bathroom beforehand, and remove metal jewelry. The scan takes about a minute and you stand on the device in light clothing.
Who should not have the scan?
The scan passes a small electrical current through the body, so it isn't used for people with a pacemaker or other implanted electronic device, or during pregnancy.
How often will I be scanned?
At every visit, so changes are tracked rather than guessed.
What is phase angle?
Phase angle reflects how well cell membranes hold an electrical charge. It is used as a marker of cell integrity and nutritional status, and we track how it changes over time.
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