The Spokane Osteoporosis Center specializes in the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of osteoporosis, helping to promote strong bones and reduce the risk of fracture.
Dr Kohlmeier had the opportunity to speak with Sally Field in Seattle at the
Flower and Garden Show Feb 23rd. With the support of Roche and GSK
Pharmaceuticals, the two-time Academy Award and three-time Emmy Award winning actress is promoting osteoporosis awareness around the country. | ![]() Sally Field, Lynn Kohlmeier, MD, Renee Hasler |
Sally Field and Dr. Kohlmeier discussing osteoporosis
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Registration for the 2010 Westplains Wonderwoman (WWW) Triathlon, 'Tri for Your Bones' is full at 800 racers with many Osteoporosis teams! You can also participate in the 'Steps for Strong Bones' program through the NOF.
Not only is our WWW Triathlon for Osteoporosis the first of it's kind in the country, BUT there is now a race the day before, Aug 14th, 2010 in Medical Lake! Strides for Strong Bones, is a 3 mile walk or run also for Osteoporosis awareness!! All proceeds, with the help of Marla Emde and our non-profit Washington Osteoporosis Coalition-Spokane, will go toward local community osteoporosis screening & education events.
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Dr. Kohlmeier volunteered as a consultant for the senior fitness television program, SIT AND BE FIT, helping to develop their Osteoporosis Workout II. The workout, has recently been awarded the 2006 National Health Information Merit Award. In the workout, Dr. Kohlmeier reviews the factors affecting bone health and the role exercise plays in reducing falls and preventing osteoporosis.
Bone Density and Body Composition by DXA are available at our
Osteoporosis Center. For you or your medical provider to schedule a bone density test, please fill out the BMD Order Form or call our office to schedule one or both tests. What is Body Composition and Body Mass Index, and Why Is It Important?
Book your DXA BODY COMPOSITION (DXA-BC) TEST online today!
DXA Bone Mineral Density (DXA-BMD) tests at all 3 of our sites cannot yet be made on line, but can be called (509-777-5000), faxed (509-777-0366) or emailed (osteoporosis@comcast.net) to us!