Performance Health Systems invests in Screen My Bones

Performance Health Systems has made a strategic investment in and partnership with Leeds-based Screen My Bones, its first move into bone health assessment. The deal links Screen My Bones’ rapid screening platform with Power Plate and bioDensity, starting in the U.K. before expanding to the U.S. and international markets.

Why it matters: - Bone health is a major, under-diagnosed driver of physical decline. - The partnership pairs faster bone screening with tools designed to help people act on results. - Screen My Bones says the model could make proactive screening more accessible than traditional bone density testing.

What happened: - Performance Health Systems announced a strategic investment in and partnership with Screen My Bones on Sept. 10, 2026. - The deal is Performance Health Systems’ first move into bone health assessment. - The company is linking Screen My Bones with its Power Plate and bioDensity businesses. - The partnership will begin across Performance Health Systems’ U.K. commercial channels before expanding to the U.S. and broader international distributor networks. - The partnership already has a facility in Leeds, U.K., where clients can experience the screening-to-solution model in person.

The details: - Screen My Bones is a Leeds-founded bone health screening platform. - The platform delivers results in about 20 minutes. - The screening requires no physician referral and no wait for results. - Traditional bone density scans often require a referral and a six-to-eight-week wait for results. - An estimated 44 million people in the U.S. and 3.5 million people in the U.K. live with osteoporosis or osteopenia. - Falls among adults 65 and older cause more than 14 million injuries a year. - Screen My Bones says it has supported the screening of more than 5,000 people. - The company plans to screen more than 50,000 people across the U.K. over the next 18 months. - Screen My Bones is building a network of healthcare professionals, clinics, gyms, corporate partners and community screening providers. - The screening technology is FDA cleared, MHRA approved and TGA registered. - The platform combines bone-health assessments with education, digital support and pathways to evidence-informed action. - Performance Health Systems says Power Plate uses proprietary vibration technology to support movement, strength, circulation, neuromuscular activation and recovery. - Performance Health Systems says bioDensity uses osteogenic loading to help build bone density and strength. - Performance Health Systems’ products are used in more than 120 countries.

Between the lines: - The investment suggests Performance Health Systems sees bone health as an adjacent growth area, not just a niche screening service. - The pairing of assessment and intervention creates a more direct consumer path from diagnosis to action. - The companies are betting that faster, less cumbersome screening can drive more repeat testing and earlier intervention. - The focus on gyms, wellness programs and physical therapy practices shows a push beyond traditional clinical settings.

What’s next: - The partnership will roll out first in the U.K. through gyms, physical therapy practices, longevity clinics and corporate wellness programs. - Performance Health Systems plans to extend the model to the U.S. and then through its international distribution channels. - Terms of the investment were not disclosed.

The bottom line: - Performance Health Systems is using Screen My Bones to enter bone health assessment, while giving its own devices a new role in a broader screening-to-solution model.