About BoneHealth BC

BoneHealth BC aims to provide accurate and accessible bone health analysis to our province's indicated populations and at-risk people.

We support clinicians and empower their patients to improve the assessment of bone health and safely improve clinical and functional bone-related outcomes.

what our patients are saying

I recently had a scan at my local physio clinic (BC Bone Health travels around throughout the lower mainland, Vancouver Island and the interior). I found the information that I received from it to be far more useful than the DEXA/Bone density scan that I had earlier this year.

REMS is affordable, convenient, and Buddy, who runs the company, is passionate about what he does. If you're concerned about your bone health, please check this out!

— MELISSA

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ECHOLIGHT

REMS ultrasound technology

The physical part of a bone health prescription is non-negotiable.

The way we move in the world--our proprioception, physical literacy, strength, coordination, and agility- is really, really important both from a fall prevention perspective and for mitigating some of the effects of a fall that may occur.

In this episode of Personalized by VitaminLab, host Dr. David Duizer is joined by Dr. Todd Levins to challenge the misconception that bone loss is an inevitable part of aging. Discover how innovative REMS technology and baseline screening starting at age 45 can transform preventative care. Dr. Levins highlights his personalized approach to clinical care, sharing actionable insights on measuring bone strength, implementing progressive resistance training, targeted nutrition and hormone replacement therapy to build lifelong skeletal longevity.

The Prevailing View

Bones adapt to the stresses they experience. When bones experience high mechanical load, specialized cells called osteocytes detect the strain and signal osteoblasts (bone-building cells) to deposit more mineral and collagen, making the bone denser and stronger. Conversely, when load is low (like during bed rest or spaceflight), bones lose density.

Shifting Paradigms

Progressive resistance training and safe, supervised impact exercise are recommended because they provide sufficient load to slow bone loss or modestly increase density.

BoneHealth BC’s Dr. Todd Levins speaks with Dr. David Duizer of VitaminLab.

A collaborative team

of medical professionals and sonographers


BoneHealth BC is a company consisting of a collaborative team of medical professionals and sonographers focused on bone health and mobile bone mineral density screening using R.E.M.S technology. 

R.E.M.S (Radiofrequency Echographic Multi-Spectrometry) technology combines ultrasound and radiofrequency to measure the quantity and quality of bones.

BoneHealth BC uses the Echolight R.E.M.S ultrasound technology platform to support clinicians and empower their patients to improve the assessment of bone health and safely improve clinical and functional bone-related outcomes.

“Guidance and feedback

sooner rather than later makes a tremendous difference…”


“I wanted to emphasise the importance of practitioners' role in treating patients with osteoporosis and how the knowledge gained in sessions like this directly benefits their patients. From the patient's perspective, one of the most pressing needs is timely feedback. Waiting two or three years to discover that a treatment has not worked can be devastating. As Dr. Levins emphasized, earlier intervention is critical — not only for physical health, but also for mental well‑being.

In speaking with others who live with osteoporosis, the overwhelming thread I hear is: “I’ve been told to do this, but I don’t know if it’s working.” That uncertainty is difficult. Having practitioners who can provide guidance and feedback sooner rather than later makes a tremendous difference in helping patients feel supported, in control, and able to adjust before problems escalate.”

—PATTY

Most people don't think about bone health until something breaks. Weak bones are silent — osteoporosis often shows no symptoms until a fracture happens, and by then the damage is done.

Our complimentary newsletters help you take charge of your bone health.

Bone health, delivered.

WHAT YOU’LL GET IN EVERY ISSUE

  • 🦴 Plain-English bone health education: what actually affects your bone density, why regular screenings matter, and how to read REMS ultrasound bone mineral density scan results.

  • 📍 Scan clinic dates and locations: be the first to know when we're coming to your area. Spots fill up fast, so booking early helps you secure a nearby clinic appointment at a time that works for you.

  • 🏥 Updates from our team: new technology, provider spotlights, and stories about the care we provide

  • 💡 Practical tips: simple, evidence-based habits for strength, balance, and fall prevention that fit into everyday life

WHO IT’S FOR

Anyone who wants to understand their bones better — whether you're an existing patient, a caregiver, or simply someone who'd rather prevent a fracture than treat one.

"I signed up thinking I'd get marketing emails. Instead, I learned my mother's 'just getting older' height loss was a warning sign worth acting on."

NO SPAM. NO PRESSURE. UNSUBSCRIBE AT ANY TIME.


We send roughly one email every 3-4 months. Your contact details stay with us — we never sell or share them.

Dr. Jonathon Berghamer, ND

FOUNDER

Dr. Todd Levins, ND

FOUNDER

Edward (Buddy) Osborne

FOUNDER

personalized care plans

Young female ultrasound technician watches computer screen as she conducts an REMS bone scan.

BoneHealth BC cares about your health, so we work hard to develop and maintain a continuity of care model. This model allows patients, with or without a primary care provider, to access virtual medical care to establish personalized care plans that address diet, lifestyle, exercise, supplementation and, when necessary, prescription medications.