Interpreting CTX and P1NP Tests

Am I the only one who is frustrated with the mainstream healthcare system not being experienced in offering bone marker tests for those diagnosed with osteoporosis or osteopenia? My doctor kindly ordered these two bone marker tests for me recently; however, she admitted she doesn’t know how to interpret them because they are not “routine” tests. I can’t even find out if a local endocrinologist can interpret them because you first have to become a patient! And, I just learned today she’s booked out until 2026. I’m not waiting THAT long for an interpretation of these two very recent tests! (waiting on the results) My doctor is extremely bright and open-minded and we’re going to figure this out together, which is really cool and exceptional of her — BUT, it’d be nice to know WHO out there in the medical field, is skilled at interpreting these tests. And, I mean for those NOT on medications — for those, like myself, who were given a couple years to naturally bring up my bone density in a more holistic manner, through diet and exercise, and likely supplements and any other means I learn about. I’m early on this osteo journey….which has rather bummed me out, to be honest, but I’m doing everything I can to make a difference. I only learned of this osteoporosis diagnosis two months ago at age 65. I’m wondering if other people have also found it difficult to find a specialist in their LOCAL area, who can interpret these tests, a medical professional who doesn’t JUST order these tests when you’re on medications to see if the medications are doing their job. But a specialist who will go along with you on your holistic journey to better your bones, and then in 8 months or more, be willing to order these tests again to see if the changes you’re making to your life are making a difference in your bone health. I look forward to reading any replies. So far, I’ve felt very alone in this journey. I’m glad I found this support group on the Mayo Clinic. I hope to feel less alone soon.