Bone Health Early Insight Assessment
A 60-minute clinical assessment designed to identify early changes in bone health before they become a problem
The first visible sign of bone loss is often a fracture
By then, it's already too late
Designed to find the early clues
So you can understand your bone health before problems develop
HOW THE ASSESSMENT WORKS
Your appointment is simple, comfortable, and completely radiation free.
You will lie comfortably while the scan is carried out on your spine and hip using advanced scanning technology.
Your appointment includes the full assessment, immediate clinical interpretation, and clear next steps before you leave.
Everything is explained clearly so you leave understanding exactly what your results mean for you.
This is not a diagnostic medical report. It is a clinical insight assessment designed to guide preventative health decisions.
WHAT THIS IS
The Bone Health Early Insight Assessment uses advanced radiation free scanning technology known as REMS. This technology is not yet widely available as part of routine health screening.
It allows us to assess bone health in a more detailed and preventative way.
Unlike traditional pathways that often begin after a concern has been identified this approach focuses on identifying early changes before symptoms or fractures occur
This is not just a result. It's a starting point.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
• Radiation free REMS bone health scan of spine and hip
• Pre-appointment health questionnaire to guide your assessment
• Immediate clinical interpretation of your results during your appointment
• Clear explanation of what your results mean for you
• Insight into your current bone health and early trajectory
• Direction on what needs to change, if anything, and why
• Guidance on next steps and personalised support options
• A digital copy of your results with access to your personal bone health web app
Where appropriate, we will guide you through the most effective next steps to support your bone health.
WHO THIS IS FOR
• Women 35 plus who want early insight into their bone health
• Those with a family history of osteoporosis
• Those entering perimenopause or menopause
• Those who want to understand their risk before problems develop
