Orlando, FL
HALLĒ Orlando at 1010 Arthur Ave serves Central Florida women navigating a state where caregiver availability ranks last in the nation (16 aides per 1,000 seniors vs. 62 nationally). Members receive same-day REMS bone-quality results without referral — a practical option for daughters managing their own bone health while caring for aging parents.
4.9(24 reviews from Orlando)
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About This Location
Our Orlando location at 1010 Arthur Ave in the College Park area serves Central Florida with FDA-cleared REMS technology developed by Echolight S.p.A. — measuring both bone mineral density and bone microarchitecture quality by ultrasound. Our Orlando office provides a comfortable, professional environment with free parking, wheelchair accessibility, and results delivered the same day. We serve Winter Park, Kissimmee, Altamonte Springs, Lake Mary, Sanford, Clermont, and surrounding Central Florida communities.
Every assessment generates a personalized report including T-score, Z-score, Fragility Score, and 5-year fracture risk, with T-score and Z-score reported on the same scale as DEXA. HSA and FSA funds are accepted, and no physician referral is required.
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Your Provider
George Bryant, REMS Specialist, leads bone health assessments at our Orlando location with 2+ years of clinical experience in wellness education, nutrigenomics, and pharmacogenomics.
Bone Health Assessment Specialist • Certified REMS Echolight Technician • Screen My Bones International
Providing bone health assessment services at HALLĒ.
George Bryant is a pioneering REMS bone health assessment specialist with over 2 years of dedicated experience and more than 3,000 scans completed. He provides advanced bone density and quality assessments using the Echolight REMS technology.
George completed specialized REMS Echolight training and international certification through Screen My Bones in England. Together with his wife, Dr. Krystyna Shepetiuk (PharmD, CDCES, IFM), he was the first specialist in Florida to make REMS bone health assessments accessible to the general public through HALLĒ.
Areas of Expertise
Written by: George Bryant, REMS Specialist
Expert Sources: Dr. Vonda Wright, MD (USA) · Dr. Yevgeniya Kushchayeva, MD, PhD (USA) · Gary Rhodes, Screen My Bones (UK) · Dr. Nick Birch, FRCS (UK)
Published Research: Proposed practice parameters for REMS evaluations (Bone & Joint Open, 2025)
Last Updated: March 2026
Credentials & Certifications
This is to certify that
AFMCP-certified practitioners dig deeper than symptoms — using evidence-based methods and personalized nutrition and lifestyle strategies to address the true origin of your condition and optimize your body as a whole system.
This is to certify that
Has attended the recertification training course related to R.E.M.S. technology operation. 2+ years of scanning experience · 3,000+ scans performed · certification valid through 01/23/2027.
Certified REMS Echolight Technician · Screen My Bones International
Your Visit
Everything you receive at HALLĒ Orlando — tap any service for the full detail.
HSA/FSA eligible · add the Complete Picture anytime
The Full Picture starts at $325. Switch to the Complete Picture to add Muscle & Structure Analysis and the Expert Session + Blueprint.
REMS (Radiofrequency Echographic Multi Spectrometry) is an FDA-cleared ultrasound that measures bone density and bone quality without radiation. DEXA uses low-dose X-ray and is the insurance standard. Here is how a Hallé Health visit in Orlando compares with other REMS clinics and a DEXA scan — including what is in the base assessment and what is an add-on.
| What you get | Hallé HealthREMS + full picture | Other REMS providersTypical US clinic | DEXAHospital / imaging centre |
|---|---|---|---|
| The scan | |||
| Technology | REMS ultrasound | REMS ultrasound | X-ray (low dose) |
| Radiation | None | None | Low dose |
| Scan sites | Spine + both hips | Often 1 hip, 2nd extra | Spine + 1 hip |
| Bone density (BMD, T-score) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Bone quality (microarchitecture) | Yes | Yes | Only with TBS add-on |
| Fragility Score | Yes | Yes | No |
| Fracture risk | 5-year | 5-year | 10-year (FRAX) |
| Repeat as often as needed | Yes | Yes | Medicare: every 24 months |
| Results & your plan | |||
| Results explained | In person, same visit | Usually, by a technician | By your doctor, days later |
| Report | Same day + expanded report by mail | Same day | 3–7 days |
| BONE-IQ™ analysis | Yes | No | No |
| Muscle, sarcopenia risk, phase angle, visceral fat | Biody add-on $149.99 | Rarely | Whole-body DEXA, separate |
| Functional consultation (labs, supplements, medication interactions) | Expert Insight $275 | Rarely, separate | No |
| Personal bone-health plan | Blueprint $249.99 (with Biody) | Rarely, separate | No |
| Progress tracking | Annual Picture $575 · 2 assessments | Depends on clinic | When your doctor orders it |
| Access & price | |||
| No referral needed | Yes | Yes | Referral required |
| Booking | Book online | Depends on clinic | 2–6 week wait |
| Visit length | ~20–30 min | ~20–30 min | ~15–30 min |
| Stay dressed | Yes | Yes | Often a gown, no metal |
| Price | $325 · everything $499.98 | $225–$350 | $200–$400 |
| HSA / FSA | Yes | Depends on clinic | Yes |
| Insurance | No | No | Often (Medicare 65+) |
| FDA 510(k) cleared | K180516 / K202514 | Yes | Yes |
paid add-on, not included in the base assessment. Other REMS providers: public price lists of US clinics, checked October 2026; individual clinics vary. DEXA: typical US imaging-centre experience.
Scan data from FDA 510(k) clearances K180516 and K202514 and published clinical studies; REMS technology by Echolight S.p.A. This comparison is general information, not a diagnosis or medical advice.
Expert Voices
More physicians and researchers are choosing ultrasound REMS over DEXA. Here is what leading bone-health experts say about the technology behind your HALLĒ assessment in Orlando.
Having conducted over 3,500 Echolight scans, I have seen firsthand how this groundbreaking technology is revolutionizing bone health.
Dr. Nick Birch, FRCS
Consultant Spinal Surgeon, Co-Founder of Osteoscan UK, Echolight Train-the-Trainers Accredited
Northamptonshire, UK
REMS is the first clinically available method for direct, non-ionizing measurement of lumbar and femoral BMD — an accurate diagnostic parameter and a predictor of incident clinical fracture risk.
ESCEO Expert Consensus, European Working Group
State-of-the-art consensus on REMS, Aging Clinical and Experimental Research (2019)
Europe
The current evidence base supports the use of REMS in osteoporosis management as a more widely accessible alternative to DXA for axial BMD measurement.
Aging Clinical & Experimental Research, Peer-reviewed review (2024)
REMS in the diagnosis and management of osteoporosis: state of the art
International
DEXA tells you the quantity of bone, but not the quality. I prefer REMS from Echolight to understand real fracture risk.
Dr. Doug Lucas, DO
Double Board-Certified Orthopedic Surgeon, Osteoporosis Specialist
United States
Quotes reflect each expert’s independent, publicly stated views on REMS technology and do not imply endorsement of HALLĒ. Each quote links to its original public source.
Reviews
HALLĒ Orlando maintains a 4.9 out of 5 rating based on 24 reviews.
4.9
24 reviews
Orlando, FL
Dec 5, 2025
So glad this is now available in Central Florida. The REMS scan is painless and the results are comprehensive. Highly recommended for women over 50.
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Winter Park, FL
Dec 18, 2025
The Arthur Ave location is easy to get to and the parking is great. My scan was done in 20 minutes and the team walked me through every metric. Truly eye-opening.
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Kissimmee, FL
Nov 30, 2025
Worth the short drive from Kissimmee. The REMS technology picked up bone quality issues that my previous DEXA missed entirely. Excellent staff and modern office.
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Naples, FL
Dec 14, 2025
The REMS scan revealed early bone quality concerns that my DEXA missed. Dr. Shepetiuk explained everything clearly and created a plan I can actually follow. The whole process took 20 minutes.
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Bonita Springs, FL
Nov 27, 2025
I was nervous about radiation from a traditional bone scan. Finding out REMS uses zero radiation was a game-changer. The staff were incredibly kind and my results were ready before I left.
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Orlando, FL
Dec 5, 2025
So glad this is now available in Central Florida. The REMS scan is painless and the results are comprehensive. Highly recommended for women over 50.
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Winter Park, FL
Dec 18, 2025
The Arthur Ave location is easy to get to and the parking is great. My scan was done in 20 minutes and the team walked me through every metric. Truly eye-opening.
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Kissimmee, FL
Nov 30, 2025
Worth the short drive from Kissimmee. The REMS technology picked up bone quality issues that my previous DEXA missed entirely. Excellent staff and modern office.
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Naples, FL
Dec 14, 2025
The REMS scan revealed early bone quality concerns that my DEXA missed. Dr. Shepetiuk explained everything clearly and created a plan I can actually follow. The whole process took 20 minutes.
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Bonita Springs, FL
Nov 27, 2025
I was nervous about radiation from a traditional bone scan. Finding out REMS uses zero radiation was a game-changer. The staff were incredibly kind and my results were ready before I left.
Via Google
Orlando, FL
Dec 5, 2025
So glad this is now available in Central Florida. The REMS scan is painless and the results are comprehensive. Highly recommended for women over 50.
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Winter Park, FL
Dec 18, 2025
The Arthur Ave location is easy to get to and the parking is great. My scan was done in 20 minutes and the team walked me through every metric. Truly eye-opening.
Via google
Kissimmee, FL
Nov 30, 2025
Worth the short drive from Kissimmee. The REMS technology picked up bone quality issues that my previous DEXA missed entirely. Excellent staff and modern office.
Via google
Naples, FL
Dec 14, 2025
The REMS scan revealed early bone quality concerns that my DEXA missed. Dr. Shepetiuk explained everything clearly and created a plan I can actually follow. The whole process took 20 minutes.
Via Google
Bonita Springs, FL
Nov 27, 2025
I was nervous about radiation from a traditional bone scan. Finding out REMS uses zero radiation was a game-changer. The staff were incredibly kind and my results were ready before I left.
Via Google
FAQ
Common questions about REMS bone health assessments at our Orlando location include appointment length (~20 minutes), insurance (HSA/FSA accepted), referral requirements (none needed), and what to wear (comfortable, loose-fitting clothing).
REMS (Radiofrequency Echographic Multi Spectrometry) is an FDA-cleared, ultrasound technology that measures both bone mineral density and bone quality. Unlike DEXA scans, REMS uses ultrasound and can be performed in approximately 20 minutes with same-day results.
DEXA scans use X-rays and measure only bone mineral density (BMD). REMS uses ultrasound and measures both BMD and bone quality. REMS also reports a Fragility Score and a 5-year fracture risk estimate alongside the T-score.
No referral is required. You can book your REMS bone health assessment directly through our website. However, we recommend sharing your results with your primary care provider or specialist for integrated care.
REMS assessments are not typically covered by traditional health insurance. However, you can use HSA (Health Savings Account) or FSA (Flexible Spending Account) funds to pay for your assessment. We accept all major credit and debit cards.
The REMS bone health assessment itself takes approximately 20 minutes. Plan for about 30 minutes total to allow time for check-in and a brief overview of your results before you leave.
Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing. The scan is performed on the lumbar spine and femoral neck areas. You do not need to undress — the ultrasound works through light clothing.
Adults over 40, post-menopausal women, individuals with a family history of osteoporosis, those taking medications that may affect bone density (corticosteroids, certain cancer treatments), and anyone proactive about their long-term skeletal health may benefit from a REMS assessment.
Yes. The REMS (Radiofrequency Echographic Multi Spectrometry) device by Echolight S.p.A. is FDA-cleared as a bone sonometer (product code MUA) under 510(k) K180516 (EchoS, 2018) and K202514 (EchoS Family, 2021).
No special preparation is required. You do not need to fast, avoid supplements, or change your medication schedule. Simply wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing. The scan is performed through light fabric on the lumbar spine and femoral neck areas.
Our Orlando location is at 1010 Arthur Ave, Orlando, FL 32804. We are centrally located in the College Park area with free parking available on-site.
Our Orlando location is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. We are closed on weekends. Same-day and next-day appointments are often available.
HALLĒ offers ultrasound bone health assessments across Florida and California.
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HALLĒ is a wellness screening service and does not diagnose, treat, or provide medical advice. Results are intended for informational purposes and should be reviewed with your healthcare provider.
Is This For You?
REMS bone health screening is designed for adults who want a complete picture of their skeletal health — not just a density number.
You haven’t been diagnosed with anything — and you’d like to keep it that way. Before menopause accelerates bone loss, establish your baseline by ultrasound. REMS gives you density + quality + fragility data in one 20-minute visit.
Your doctor recommended a DEXA, but you want more than a density number. REMS measures bone quality — the microarchitecture that determines whether bones bend or break. Track your HRT or supplement effectiveness every 6 months, safely.
You play tennis, golf, or pickleball. You feel strong. But bone loss is silent — 80% don’t know until a fracture. Pickleball players in their 60s face the highest fracture risk. A 20-minute REMS scan gives you the full picture.
Your mother or grandmother fractured a hip. Maternal hereditary risk roughly doubles your own fracture probability — and a baseline a decade before symptoms changes the whole intervention window. REMS gives that baseline ultrasound, repeatable every 6 months.
Corticosteroids, aromatase inhibitors, PPIs, certain antidepressants — all quietly reduce bone density. REMS tracks changes by ultrasound, as often as your provider recommends.
Your DEXA gave you a T-score. But two people with the same T-score can have vastly different fracture risk. REMS adds a Fragility Score and a bone quality assessment alongside that T-score.
Our Story
Orlando is younger than the Florida average — which is exactly the point.
Orlando’s 65+ population sits at 11.06%, well below Florida’s 21.75% state average, according to U.S. Census ACS estimates. But this is the city where the Florida caregiver gap concentrates: the state ranks last in the U.S. with just 16 home health aides per 1,000 seniors vs. a national average of 62, per the Florida Policy Institute. Many Orlando women in their 40s and 50s are now the sandwich generation — managing their own perimenopausal bone loss while coordinating care for parents in The Villages or Sarasota.
Central Florida has DXA capacity through Orlando Health and AdventHealth, but referral-and-imaging workflows weren’t built for the woman who needs to scan, get answers, and be back at her desk by lunch.
HALLĒ chose Orlando because the working-age woman managing her own bone trajectory deserves a 30-minute appointment, not a 3-week scheduling chain.
11.06%
Orlando residents aged 65+
U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-Year Estimates
16/1,000
FL caregiver-to-senior ratio (national: 62)
Florida Policy Institute
35%
Projected FL 65+ share by 2030
Florida Demographic Estimating Conference
The Arthur Ave location sits in the College Park / Ivanhoe Village corridor — close to downtown, easy access from I-4 and SR-408, free parking. Monday-through-Friday hours match how Orlando members actually move — between corporate campuses, ColonialTown, Winter Park, and the Lake Nona medical cluster.
Orlando’s wellness ecosystem is increasingly shaped by hospitality and theme-park workers — women who spend 30,000+ steps a day on hard surfaces. Stress fractures and overuse injuries in this workforce are the early-warning signal that traditional density-only DXA misses but quality-based REMS can detect.
Evidence-Based
Bone health decisions should be based on data, not assumptions. Every statistic below is cited from peer-reviewed research or federal health agencies.
~21%
of Florida residents are 65 or older — among the highest in the U.S.
U.S. Census Bureau, 2023
1 in 5
Women 50+ have osteoporosis
NCHS Data Brief #405, 2021
1 in 3
Women 50+ will experience a fracture
Kanis et al., Osteoporos Int, 2000
20%
Bone loss in first 5–7 years post-menopause
NIH NIAMS
80%
With osteoporosis don’t know until a fracture
Hernlund et al., Arch Osteoporos, 2013
$30,000+
Average healthcare cost after a fracture
Williams et al., AJMC, 2020
up to 90%
REMS–DXA diagnostic concordance
Diagnostics systematic review, 2025
0.32–0.38%
REMS precision error (femur & spine)
Di Paola et al., Osteoporos Int, 2019
$325
Cost of a REMS bone health assessment
HALLĒ pricing
A 20-minute, $325 assessment in Orlando today could help prevent a $30,000+ fracture tomorrow.
Service Area
Our Orlando location at 1010 Arthur Ave, Orlando, FL 32804 serves clients throughout Southwest Florida including Orlando, Winter Park, Kissimmee, Altamonte Springs, and surrounding communities. Drive times range from 10 min to 28 min.
Orlando
Winter Park
Kissimmee
Altamonte Springs
Lake Mary
Sanford
Clermont
Daytona Beach
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Sources
All medical and technology claims on this page are supported by peer-reviewed research, FDA regulatory filings, and international clinical guidelines. HALLĒ maintains a Tier 2 (Third-Party) citation standard with verifiable external links for every factual claim.
FDA 510(k) Clearance — Echolight S.p.A. REMS Technology
Tier 2: Third-Party
PubMed: REMS Technology for Osteoporosis Assessment (Di Paola et al.)
Tier 2: Third-Party
NIH NIAMS — Osteoporosis Overview & Assessment
Tier 2: Third-Party
IOF — International Osteoporosis Foundation Guidelines
Tier 2: Third-Party