International product information

The product details shown after you switch describe the versions of Rho authorized outside the United States, including the Rho Score, which is not part of the US version.

US product information

The product details shown after you switch describe the version of Rho authorized in the United States, which reports whether a patient is Rho Positive.

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For clinicians

Read more from every image you capture.

For radiologists, primary care, endocrinologists, and orthopedic surgeons. Rho runs in the background alongside your PACS and surfaces a bone health finding only for flagged studies.

Radiologists

A finding in your existing workflow.

Rho appears in your normal reading workflow. By default, a Rho Report reaches PACS only for flagged studies, as an image series in the same study. You can include the finding in your report, with a dictation macro if your site sets one up.

80%

of Rho-positive findings were included in radiologist reports in a prospective study.1

  1. 1 Jayarajah et al., Canadian Association of Radiologists Journal, 2025 ↗: a prospective study at one Canadian hospital
A radiologist examining a chest X-ray film
Primary care

A bone health prompt in the X-ray report.

A routine X-ray becomes a starting point for a conversation about bone health, without extra screening steps or a separate referral to remember.

78%

of surveyed primary care providers found Rho beneficial in patient care.1

  1. 1 Jayarajah et al., Canadian Association of Radiologists Journal, 2025 ↗: a prospective study at one Canadian hospital
A physician in conversation with a patient across a desk
Endocrinology and fracture liaison

More of the right patients reach DXA and clinic.

Because Rho raises the pre-test probability, more of the DXAs it prompts confirm low bone density. In a before-and-after comparison at one eight-site Ontario imaging provider, first-ever DXAs rose 1.8 times, and the diagnostic yield of Rho-prompted DXAs was highest in men 65 and older, a group usual care often misses.

87% vs 69%

DXAs prompted by Rho found low bone density more often than DXAs arranged through usual care.2

  1. 2 Syme et al., Skeletal Radiology, 2026 ↗: a before-and-after comparison at one eight-site Ontario imaging provider
A clinician reviewing results on a screen with an older patient
Orthopedic surgeons

Bone health known before the operating room.

Rho reads the frontal knee, pelvis, and thoracic and lumbar spine radiographs your patients have for other reasons, supporting bone health optimization before arthroplasty or spinal instrumentation.

6

frontal body parts Rho can read, including knee, pelvis, and lumbar spine.

A clinician pointing at a knee X-ray
In practice

What changed for patients at Sunnybrook.

In a prospective study at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, patients flagged by Rho were more likely to say they had discussed bone health with their doctor within six months.1

  • 36% vs 18%

    Rho-positive vs Rho-negative patients who said they had discussed bone health with their primary care provider.

  • 11% vs 5%

    Rho-positive vs Rho-negative patients who said they had been newly diagnosed with osteoporosis.

  1. 1 Jayarajah et al., Canadian Association of Radiologists Journal, 2025 ↗: a prospective study at one Canadian hospital

Bring Rho to your reading room.

We will show the finding, the report macro, and how flagged patients reach DXA at your institution.

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For healthcare professionals

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