We use digital X-ray imaging systems with FPD (Flat Panel Detector) technology that allow for high-quality imaging in a short amount of time with reduced radiation exposure.

We are equipped with bone densitometry that use the DXA (Dual-Energy X-ray Absorptiometry) method to measure bone density to diagnose osteoporosis and determine fracture risk.

DXA is a highly reliable method and is recommended in guidelines for the prevention and treatment of osteoporosis. We measure areas at risk of fractures in the lumbar spine and femoral neck, which can significantly reduce ADL/QOL in the event of a fall.

The measurement is highly accurate, and the radiation exposure is about one-third of that from a chest X-ray.

We have installed ultrasound machine in exam rooms to perform non-invasive image assessments immediately. This compact device, equipped with many of the advanced features found in hospital-based ultrasound systems, allows timely image assessments of joints, the heart, the abdomen, etc., at the point of care.

This device measures and records electrocardiograms, used for evaluating patients with cardiac symptoms and for health check-ups.

This device measures the level of carbon monoxide in exhaled air and is used in smoking cessation treatments.

piCO Smokerlyzer

This device is primarily used during health check-ups to evaluate hearing.

SA-1+