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Old 12-18-25 | 12:37 PM
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Originally Posted by bblair
Which raises an interesting question carbonfiberboy:

What, if anything can I do with the information? My diet and exercise is pretty good, but of course could be better. Whose couldn't? Before I spend $500 for the scan and VO2 Max tests, it is something I am pondering on a cold Sunday evening.
" Medicare Part B generally covers DEXA (bone density) scans for individuals at risk for osteoporosis, usually once every 24 months, if you meet specific criteria like being a woman with estrogen deficiency, having vertebral issues, or taking steroids. Coverage extends to Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans, but you might need to stay in-network, and costs are typically 20% after the Part B deductible unless you have supplemental insurance"
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