While the occurrence of a fragility fracture (e.g. hip fracture) is indicative of low BMD and a clinical diagnosis of osteoporosis made, osteoporosis can be identified in asymptomatic patients using dual energy x-ray absorptiometry (DXA). United States (U.S.) guidelines recommend screening bone density tests using central DXA in all women 65 years or older. However, fewer than one-third of eligible U.S. women age 65 and older undergo DXA testing. The main barrier to achieving greater rates of osteoporosis screening is identifying a systematic, effective, and generalizable way for healthcare providers and patients to schedule DXA results.