OSTEOPOROSIS BONE DENSITOMETRY
''For better prevention, detection
diagnosis and treatments of Osteoporosis''
1-217-636-4566

Bone Densitometry for
Osteoporosis Detection

-Fee Per Scan
-No Investment Required
-Free Equipment Placement
-Free Ongoing Bone Densitometry Training

Favorable Political Climate 
sets the stage for guaranteed reimbursement for Osteoporosis Testing

August 7.1997

President Clinton signs into law the Medicare Bone Mass Measurement Coverage Standardization Act. Effective date: July 1, 1998. The law requires Medicare coverage for bone mineral density (BMD) studies of estrogen-deficient women. Emphasis is on the PREVENTION of osteoporotic fractures.

October 31, 1997

The Federal Register lists HCFA reimbursements.
Effective date: January 1, 1998.

May 1, 1998

OBD announces revolutionary "No Investment Required" Bone Density System Placement Program with Fee per Scan Payment And Credit For Uncollected Scans. OBD will install turnkey Osteoporosis detection systems that will assist medical professionals with identifying patients at risk. OBD will also help medical practices develop community outreach programs, educate medical staff about CPT billings issues, and help obtain support from pharmacological companies and Osteoporosis organizations.  This revolutionary program requires no monthly minimums.

July 1, 1998

Medicare starts guaranteeing payment for all bone scans performed on at risk patients even if the scan is negative.

Osteoporosis
Bone Densitometry
''For better prevention, detection, diagnosis,
and treatments of Osteoporosis''

Phone: 1-217-636-4566

"As president, I have committed my company to providing medical facilities with "state-of-the-art" bone densitometry equipment to help them do a better job with preventing, testing for, screening for, detecting, diagnosing, and treating Osteoporosis which ravage so many women and men. Our diagnostic bone densitometer equipment will speed up the prevention, detection, diagnosis, and treatment of Osteoporosis and osteoporotic bone disorders in men and women. The key to preventing Osteoporosis in women and men is early detection, diagnosis, and treatment. This means measuring, testing, screening, detecting, and diagnosing low bone mass in women and men early in their lifetimes so that effective treatment can stop the Osteoporosis dead in its tracks." Together, we can help protect families from this terrible disease.

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