It’s a direct sync that pulls clinical-grade body composition results from your InBody device into Heads Up, where they’re trended over time alongside labs, wearables, vitals, CGM, and program data. Clinicians get dashboards, alerts, and reports that turn measurements into decisions.

Common fields include: weight, body fat %, skeletal muscle mass (SMM), lean body mass, visceral fat level, segmental fat/lean, BMI, basal metabolic rate (BMR), total body water and compartments (ICW/ECW), phase angle (model-dependent), and impedance values (where available).

Heads Up supports popular professional InBody analyzers used in clinics. If you’re unsure about your model, we’ll confirm support during onboarding and advise on the best connection method.

After a scan, InBody results are transmitted to Heads Up and attached to the patient profile. Trend lines and cohort reports update automatically—no manual entry or spreadsheets.

Track baselines and velocity of change across muscle, fat, hydration, and visceral fat. Correlate body comp with labs (A1c, ApoB), CGM trends, HRV/sleep, nutrition, and training. Trigger alerts for significant shifts and personalize protocols accordingly.

Yes. Heads Up provides cohort analytics to compare outcomes across programs, time windows, and segments (e.g., GLP-1 vs. non-GLP-1, male vs. female, age bands). Export or share results with stakeholders as needed.

Patients see clear progress visuals—baselines, targets, and milestones—inside your care portal. Visual momentum increases adherence to nutrition, training, medication, and recovery plans.

Yes. Set thresholds (e.g., SMM decline, visceral fat increase, stalled fat-loss rate, unfavorable ECW/TBW shift) and receive alerts to prioritize outreach between visits.

Heads Up uses HIPAA-compliant infrastructure, encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access controls, and audit trails. PHI handling follows strict privacy and security standards.

Heads Up supports leading EHRs and practice tools. Data can flow alongside other sources so your team views longitudinal trends in a unified dashboard. Ask us about your specific system.

We confirm device compatibility, enable the InBody connection, map fields, and configure user roles, dashboards, alerts, and report templates. Most clinics are live quickly with our guided onboarding.

Yes. You can grant patient access to view trends, goals, and program progress, reducing “status check” calls and improving between-visit adherence.

You can export individual and cohort reports for case reviews, referrals, and ROI documentation. Exports support common formats used in clinical ops and admin workflows.

Cadence depends on the protocol—commonly every 2–6 weeks for weight loss or GLP-1 programs and every 4–8 weeks for strength/rehab. The key is consistent intervals for meaningful trends.

InBody provides multi-frequency BIA with segmental analysis. For best signal quality, follow standard pre-test protocols (hydration, timing, exercise, meals) and use a consistent device/model across a patient’s journey.

Yes. Automatic ingestion, standardized templates, and one-click views for trends, notes, and follow-ups cut data wrangling and manual entry, freeing staff to focus on care.

Configurable alerts, tasking, and audit-ready trails help you close care gaps, document decisions, and standardize follow-through across providers and programs.

Weight management and GLP-1 programs, pre/post-op optimization, metabolic health, strength/rehab, sports performance, women’s health, and executive longevity programs.

Clinics typically align to existing visit, program, and remote care models. We don’t offer billing advice; consult your compliance/billing team for coding guidance.

Book a walkthrough. We’ll validate your InBody model, set up the connection, tailor dashboards/alerts to your protocols, and train your team.