Portable Bone Density Scanner

Lightweight, Portable and Provides Fast, Easy Screening

Its ultra-compact size and weight (significantly lighter than a hardcover book) and natural usability makes it perfect for use in any doctor office or medical facility, drug store, yearly checkup center or home.

Easier For In-Home Visits – No Undressing & Weighs 2 lbs

Unlike other devices available that measures the heel bone (Calcaneus), the Sunlight MiniOmni gives a simple and comfortable method for measuring the forearm bone (Radius). It is also designed to be easily portable weighing at just 2 lbs.

Helps To Improve Quality Standards – Improves Star Ratings!

One of the most precise convenient bone densitometry systems. MiniOmni utilizes the Sunlight Omnipath quantitative ultrasound innovation that has been demonstrated in a great many Sunlight MiniOmni establishments worldwide since 2000.

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Portable Bone Density Scanner That Improves Your Measures

MiniOmni is based on the same proprietary Sunlight Omnipath quantitative ultrasound technology that has been proven in thousands of Sunlight MiniOmni installations worldwide.

MiniOmni Portable Bone Density Scanner

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Advantages Of Our Portable Bone Density Scanner:

Early Assessment of Osteoporosis
No need for the patient to undress
Ultrasound test, No ionizing radiation
Scan can be performed by any trained operator
Immediate printed report
Small, lightweight, compact, portable
Most affordable, clinical test for osteoporosis

Test takes less than 5 minutes at any office setup by any trained operator.

BeamMed USA is offering a solution already proven in hundreds of clinics, with dozens of healthcare providers, as a perfect tool for gaining the Medicare stars, according to the HEDIS data collection protocol. HEDIS reporting proved that the Medicare 5 Star Rating was achieved in just a few months of using our MiniOmni bone density assessment, allowing HMO’s to Close The Gaps, prevent new HEDIS gaps from happening and most of all – assist in the prevention of osteoporosis fractures.

Screening with MiniOmni helps identify Risk Adjustment opportunities.

Ongoing screening, either in the clinic or as part of a home visit, for women above the age of 65, would reveal many unknown osteoporosis cases that require treatments or medications to minimize fractures.

When a Patient is diagnosed with Osteoporosis and prescribed accordingly, their Risk must be Adjusted, and at the same time, related reimbursements with RxHCC.

Classification of the “Higher Risk” Patient (similar to a Diabetic) adds related costs, reimbursements, and revenue.