Revolutionising Bone Scans

REMS technology offers:

Ideal for frequent monitoring and early detection of bone density, structure, or activity to identify conditions like osteoporosis, fractures, infections, or bone disease.

Book an appointment

No radiation exposure

Quick and comfortable scanning

High diagnostic accuracy

Revolutionising Bone Scans

REMS technology offers:

Ideal for frequent monitoring and early detection of bone density, structure, or activity to identify conditions like osteoporosis, fractures, infections, or bone disease.

Book an appointment

No radiation exposure

Quick and comfortable scanning

High diagnostic accuracy

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What is a Bone Density Scan?

bone density scan assesses the strength and quality of your bones using REMS technology (Radiofrequency Echographic Multi-Spectrometry). REMS is a modern, non-invasive ultrasound-based technology that involves no radiation and provides a safe, accurate way to monitor bone health over time.

REMS: A New Standard in Bone Imaging

Radiation-free, safe and gentle
Uses ultrasound technology, not X-rays
Quick, simple, and comfortable, takes just minutes
Results are reviewed by our clinical team
A full report is shared with you after the scan

REMS Can Also Measure:

Bone Mineral Density (BMD)
Bone microarchitecture (fragility)
Body composition
Potential risk of suffering an osteoporotic (low bone density) induced fracture using specialised FRAX® Integration software

Why Get a Bone Density Scan?

It finds early signs of bone loss before any symptoms or fractures happen
It helps with early diagnosis of osteoporosis, a condition where bones become weak and break easily
It gives you peace of mind and a clear plan to protect your bone health

Who Should Get a Bone Scan?

A bone scan is recommended if you:

Are middle-aged or older
Are postmenopausal or had an early menopause
Had your ovaries removed before age 45 and have not received hormone replacement therapy (HRT)
Have a family history of osteoporosis
Experienced bone fractures from minor falls or unexplained height loss
Have arthritis or other conditions affecting bone strength
Have low calcium or vitamin D levels
Have taken oral steroids (glucocorticoids) for three months or more, which can weaken bones

How to prepare for your appointment?

The patient should wear loose comfortable clothing with no metal.
The test takes samples from both the hip joint and the lower spine (though the stomach).
The test can take between 15- 20 minutes and will require a consultation for the results.
There will be an Echo light report generated by the machine, which is to be interpreted by the referring clinician.