If you live in Round Rock and your DEXA came back lower than you hoped, you have two OsteoStrong centers within about 15 minutes of home: one on Research Blvd in Austin and one on the Square in Georgetown. Pick whichever fits your week. We help women over 50 slow bone loss and rebuild density in one 15-minute session a week, drug-free, alongside your doctor’s plan.
There is no OsteoStrong inside Round Rock. Round Rock women train at OsteoStrong Austin (13749 Research Blvd, about 17 minutes) or OsteoStrong Georgetown (900 N Austin Ave, about 14 minutes up I-35). Each offers one coached, 15-minute osteogenic loading session a week, drug-free and alongside your physician’s osteoporosis treatment. 8 out of 10 members who follow the protocol see measurable DEXA improvement.
Round Rock sits almost exactly between our two centers, so the right one depends on where you live and when you can come in.
| OsteoStrong Austin | OsteoStrong Georgetown | |
|---|---|---|
| Address | 13749 Research Blvd, Suite 1050 | 900 N Austin Ave, Suite 301 |
| From central Round Rock | About 17 minutes, 10 miles | About 14 minutes, 12 miles via I-35 |
| Usually easier from | West and south Round Rock, near US-183 and McNeil Road | North and east Round Rock, near I-35 |
| Open | Tue 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM Wed 10:30 AM – 6:30 PM Thu 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM Fri 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM Sat 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
Mon 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM Tue 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM Wed 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM Thu 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM Fri 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM |
| Phone | 512-588-1741 | 512-559-3736 |
Drive times are Google Maps estimates from central Round Rock without traffic. Rush hour on I-35 and US-183 can add ten minutes or more, so many members book mid-morning.
Three steps. No medication required. No long drive.
Fifteen minutes, phone or Zoom, no pressure. We'll read your DEXA with you and listen.
A certified coach walks you through four supported devices. You'll never feel lost or unsafe.
Fifteen minutes, once a week. Your numbers rise. Your balance returns. Your confidence comes back.
Most Round Rock women first hear “osteoporosis” from a primary care physician or gynecologist after a DEXA scan. A T-score of -2.5 or lower is osteoporosis. Between -1.0 and -2.5 is osteopenia, the early warning stage. From there, the plan usually draws on four kinds of help:
For the full side-by-side, including local specialists and physical therapy, read our guide to osteoporosis treatment options in the Austin area. If you want to go the non-drug route, see how to treat osteoporosis without medication.
Bone rebuilds when it feels a load well beyond everyday life. Research on osteogenic loading points to roughly 4.2 times your body weight as the level where adaptation starts. A 150-pound woman cannot safely lift 630 pounds, but she can safely push against a fixed, immovable resistance in her strongest position, and that is what our four devices let her do.
You come in street clothes. A certified coach positions you on each device and cues every rep. The screen shows the force you produce, so you watch your numbers climb week by week, long before your next DEXA. There is no impact, no jumping, and no heavy bar. Then you head back to Round Rock.
Our session protocols are reviewed on an ongoing basis with the physicians who refer to us. See how each device works.
Among members who follow the weekly protocol and complete a follow-up DEXA, 8 out of 10 see measurable improvement. Consistency and starting point are the biggest factors. A few verified results:
Every number above follows our published verification standard. See all of them on the member outcomes page.
There is no center inside Round Rock city limits. Round Rock members train at one of two nearby centers: OsteoStrong Austin at 13749 Research Blvd, about 17 minutes and 10 miles from central Round Rock, or OsteoStrong Georgetown at 900 N Austin Ave, about 14 minutes and 12 miles up I-35.
It depends on your side of town. If you live near I-35 or north Round Rock, Georgetown is usually the quicker drive. If you live in west or south Round Rock, closer to US-183 and McNeil Road, the Austin center on Research Blvd is usually easier. The Austin center is also open Saturday mornings.
OsteoStrong is a non-pharmaceutical option that works alongside your physician’s osteoporosis treatment. It adds the mechanical bone-loading signal that medication and walking don’t provide. Keep taking anything your doctor prescribed. Among members who follow the weekly protocol and complete a follow-up DEXA, 8 out of 10 see measurable improvement.
Your primary care physician or gynecologist can order a DEXA, and hospital systems and imaging centers in Round Rock and north Austin perform them. OsteoStrong does not perform DEXA scans. Bring your most recent report to your free Bone Health Call and we will walk through it with you. Our guide to DEXA scans in the Austin area explains how to read the numbers.
No referral is needed. Many members arrive with a DEXA from their physician, and more than 100 Austin-area physicians refer patients to our centers, but neither is required to start.
Usually not. OsteoStrong is a non-pharmaceutical wellness service, so most U.S. insurance plans don’t cover it. Some members use HSA or FSA funds. Your free Bone Health Call covers pricing for your situation.
Click the button below and book your free 15-minute Bone Health Roadmap Call. We’ll answer your questions, review your DEXA if you have one, and tell you whether OsteoStrong is the right fit. No pressure. No gym clothes. Just a clear next step.
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