In Balance Body is a measurement services organization. Three methods, taken in sequence in one visit, produce 51 data points on a single dated record of your biological condition. The record carries an accession number and the date it was taken, and it is handed to the person before they leave.
Muscle, fat, and the rate your body burns are the numbers behind how you feel and how you look. Everything you notice in the mirror and everything you notice climbing a flight of stairs traces back to them.
Every record is produced by the same three methods in the same order: bioelectrical impedance analysis, hand dynamometry, and indirect calorimetry. The protocol is indivisible. There is no shorter version and no partial visit.
Every record is dated and carries an accession number. Nothing in a reading depends on who is operating the instrument, which is what makes one record comparable to the next.
Any risk association we reference is attributed to published research and identified as such. It is never asserted as our own finding.
We produce the record and hand it over. What happens next belongs to the person and whoever they choose to show it to.
That boundary is what lets a provider send us a patient without handing off any part of the relationship, and what lets an organization bring us in without extending its own liability. There is no duty of care attached to a measurement. There is nothing for us to sell after we leave.
These are the numbers behind how you feel and how you look.
The measurements that show how a body is organized are slow to access, costly, and spread across three separate appointments at three separate addresses. Most adults never get them. When a number does exist, it is recorded once and locked in a chart, out of the person's hands.
We put all three in one visit, at one address, and put the printed record directly in the person's hands.
A number you get once is a snapshot. A number you get again on the same protocol is a trajectory. We make that access ordinary.
Lean mass, fat mass, body water, and visceral fat, reported segment by segment.
Grip strength, measured directly and printed on the same sheet. Lean mass tells you what is there. Grip tells you what it is doing.
Resting energy expenditure and respiratory quotient, measured from your own breath rather than estimated from an equation.
The contracting entity is In Balance Body, accountable in its own name for the conduct of every visit, the integrity of the measurement, and the handling of the record.
We are the same organization, doing the same measured thing, in every room we enter. A records room in Tempe, a workplace, a congregation, a gym. Same methods, same protocol, same boundary. What varies is the address. What does not vary is the protocol.
Damon runs the records room and In Balance Body's onsite measurement programs. He is the person most people meet when they are measured.
Cedric runs In Balance Body's onsite measurement programs end to end.
Tell us whether you are a provider, an employer, or an individual, and we will reply with what applies to you.