Your patients are losing weight. Weight alone does not say whether it left as fat or as muscle. We produce a dated record of your patient's biological condition and hand it to them. You keep the patient. We keep nothing.
51 data points. One visit. Documented before, documented again later, on the same protocol.
Your patient brings back one document. Not a summary, not an interpretation, not a portal login.
A patient on a GLP 1 or a peptide protocol loses weight quickly. The chart records pounds. Pounds do not distinguish fat mass from lean mass, and the distinction is the entire question a year from now when the patient asks what happened to their strength.
Published research has associated both visceral fat and grip strength with downstream outcomes, which means both are worth documenting and neither shows up on a scale.
Liu et al., Journal of Cachexia, Sarcopenia and Muscle (2025), cohort of 41,756. Leong et al., PURE cohort, The Lancet (2015). Cited as published research. Not findings of In Balance Body.
Most offices do not have the instruments, the room conditions, or the hour it takes to administer a body composition measurement correctly. Sending a patient to a gym with the same device does not close the gap, because the conditions the manufacturer states are the measurement.
We exist to close that one gap and nothing else. Your patient arrives fasted, hydrated, stimulant free, and rested. The protocol runs the same way for every person, in the same order, every time. That is what makes the second record comparable to the first.
You tell your patient to get their numbers before starting, or before the next adjustment. No paperwork from you, no form to complete, no account to open.
Your patient books directly and pays directly. Pre visit conditions are sent to them on booking. One hour, one visit, one document.
The record is handed to your patient before they leave. What they do with it, and who they show it to, is entirely theirs to decide.
There is no duty of care attached to a measurement. We are not a second opinion, a competing service, or a party to your patient's care. Nothing we do creates an obligation for you and nothing we produce is an interpretation.
That boundary is the point. It is what lets you send someone to us without handing off any part of the relationship, and it is why we will never build anything on the other side of it.
Tempe records room. Your patient books a time and arrives under the stated conditions. Best for a handful of patients at a time.
Same three methods in the same order, run in your office or at an event. Every person leaves holding their own dated record.
One record is where a patient is. A second on the same protocol is which direction they are going. Direction is the part worth charting.
Write to us with how many of your patients are on GLP 1 medications or peptides. That one number tells us whether to send you the room details or the on site details.