This report presents a data analysis of a study investigating the impact of the Osteoporosis Risk Assessment Instrument (ORAI) on DEXA scan referral rates in primary care medical offices. The study involved 66 contributors from Cranford and 112 from Elizabeth, utilizing both nominal and scale data. Statistical methods included descriptive statistics, one-sample T-tests, and non-parametric tests to analyze variables such as age, gender, and ethnicity. The analysis aimed to determine if ORAI usage increased DEXA scan referrals, and the results indicated a statistically significant relationship between the two. The study found increased referral rates after ORAI implementation, particularly in the Cranford and Elizabeth offices. Limitations included Type I and II errors, and the study highlighted the importance of considering factors like chronic illnesses and lifestyle in assessing fracture risk. The report also underscores the need for further research, including the use of FRAX to improve patient care and ensure appropriate DEXA scan recommendations, especially for the elderly population.