Three ways to package Biotonix Posture
| Model | Best for | How it is positioned | Main follow-up |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 · Standalone Biomechanical Evaluation | Practitioners who want a clear paid assessment | A specific posture evaluation with report and corrective plan | Week-10 reassessment |
| 2 · New Patient Onboarding Bundle | Clinics with steady new patient flow | An objective baseline included in the intake process | Reassess later to show progress |
| 3 · 10-Week Progress + Maintenance Model | Practices focused on retention and continuity | Assessment, corrective program, reassessment, and maintenance | Comparative Mode and next-phase planning |
Why this matters
Biotonix Posture is most valuable when it becomes part of a clear service, not just a tool. The goal is to help your patient see their baseline, understand the next step, follow the corrective plan, and return for reassessment.
The easiest way to start is to choose one model, add it to your booking menu, run one Full Assessment, and book the Week-10 reassessment before the patient leaves.
Standalone Biomechanical Evaluation
- Physios
- Chiros
- Rehab clinics
- Massage therapists
- Wellness clinics
- Performance professionals
- Existing patients who need a clearer baseline
- New patients who want a full posture report
- Patients starting a corrective plan
- Patients who would benefit from a visual explanation
The practitioner offers a specific paid assessment using the Biotonix Posture Full Assessment workflow. The service includes the 3-photo assessment, PDF report, priority-ranked findings, and customized 10-week corrective exercise program.
Description: A Biotonix Posture Full Assessment using 3 posture photos, a professional PDF report, priority-ranked findings, and a customized 10-week corrective exercise plan.
“This assessment gives us an objective visual baseline and a corrective plan we can follow over the next 10 weeks.”
New Patient Onboarding Bundle
- Clinics with consistent new patient flow
- Multidisciplinary clinics
- Rehab clinics
- Wellness practices
- Clinics that want a standardized intake process
- First visit
- New care plan
- New training block
- New rehabilitation phase
- Patients who need a clear starting point
Biotonix Posture is included as part of the intake or first appointment. The practitioner uses the assessment to create an objective visual baseline before care begins.
Description: A new patient intake process that includes a Biotonix Posture assessment to create an objective visual baseline before care, treatment, or training begins.
“We use this at the start so we have a clear baseline and can track change more objectively over time.”
10-Week Progress + Maintenance Model
- Rehab clinics
- Performance professionals
- Strength and conditioning coaches
- Wellness clinics
- Clinics focused on follow-through and retention
- Patients starting a corrective program
- Patients who need accountability
- Patients who benefit from measurable progress
- Patients transitioning from active care to maintenance
The practitioner runs a Full Assessment at Day 1, delivers the 10-week corrective program, checks in if needed during the program, then reassesses at Week 10 using Comparative Mode. The Week-10 reassessment helps show side-by-side visual and numerical progress and supports the next phase of care.
Description: A structured posture progress model using Biotonix Posture Full Assessment, a 10-week corrective program, and Week-10 reassessment with Comparative Mode.
“We’ll reassess at Week 10 so you can see what changed and we can decide whether the next step is maintenance or a new goal.”
Which model should you choose?
- If you are new to Biotonix Posture, start with the Standalone Biomechanical Evaluation.
- If you already have steady new patient flow, use the New Patient Onboarding Bundle.
- If you want better follow-through and retention, use the 10-Week Progress + Maintenance Model.
- If you are unsure, start with one Standalone Evaluation this week.
Implementation checklist
- Choose one model
- Choose your service name
- Choose your price or package position
- Add it to your booking menu or internal service list
- Run one internal test assessment if needed
- Choose one existing patient or new patient to start with
- Send the short pre-assessment message
- Run one Full Assessment
- Explain only the top 2–3 findings
- Email the report
- Book the Week-10 reassessment
- Track what the patient asked after seeing the report
Common mistakes to avoid
- Giving the assessment away as a free add-on forever
- Over-explaining every deviation
- Skipping the report walkthrough
- Forgetting to book the Week-10 reassessment
- Promising a diagnosis or guaranteed outcome
- Making the program feel too long instead of focusing on the highest-priority findings
- Using Quick Assessment as the entire paid service when the patient needs the Full Assessment report and 10-week program
A simple way to justify the service
Even one paid assessment per month can make the Biotonix Posture membership easier to justify, depending on your pricing, plan, and local market. The goal is not to promise income. The goal is to make the service visible, valuable, and easy for patients to understand.
Examples by setting
Add Biotonix Posture to the initial evaluation to create a visual baseline before care begins.
Offer a posture assessment as a separate paid service for patients who want to better understand their posture baseline and corrective plan.
Use Biotonix Posture before a training block, reassess after 10 weeks, and use Comparative Mode to guide the next phase.
Track these 3 numbers
If multiple practitioners will use Biotonix Posture, track simple adoption numbers so the platform becomes part of the clinic workflow.
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1
Assessment penetration
The percentage of new patients who receive at least a Quick Assessment or Full Assessment.
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2
Full Assessment conversion
The percentage of patients who move from visual discovery to a paid Full Assessment.
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3
Week-10 reassessment rate
The percentage of patients who return for reassessment after the 10-week program.
Choose one model and start this week.
Start with the model that fits your practice today. Add it to your workflow, run one Full Assessment, and book the Week-10 reassessment before the patient leaves.