First paid assessment quick checklist
- Complete a few test evaluations first
- Set up the calibration grid and photo space
- Choose your service name
- Choose your price
- Tell the patient what to wear
- Capture the 3 photos
- Explain only the top 2–3 findings
- Send the report
- Book the Week-10 reassessment before the patient leaves
Choose your service name
Different practices package Biotonix differently. Choose the name that fits your clinic, gym, or wellness service.
Full Posture Assessment
Biomechanical Evaluation
Posture Assessment + 10-Week Corrective Plan
Simple pricing tiers
Booking menu copy
Ready-to-use descriptions for your booking system. Pick the one that matches your practice.
Posture Assessment + 10-Week Corrective Plan
A Biotonix Full Assessment using 3 posture photos, a professional PDF report, priority-ranked findings, and a customized 10-week corrective exercise plan.
Biomechanical Posture Evaluation
A posture and movement-support assessment using Biotonix visual analysis to identify key alignment priorities and create a corrective plan for training support.
Full Posture Assessment
A photo-based posture assessment that creates a visual baseline, helps explain key posture findings, and provides a 10-week corrective plan.
Before the patient arrives
Hi [Name], for your posture assessment, please wear fitted clothing and be ready to remove shoes and socks. Avoid watches, glasses, hats, or anything that covers the neck or ears. The assessment is photo-based, non-invasive, and only takes a few minutes.
Open Picture-Taking ChecklistThe posture assessment is $___ and includes your Biotonix Full Assessment, PDF report, and 10-week corrective plan. We will also recommend a Week-10 reassessment so we can compare progress and decide the next step.
Existing patient or new patient?
“We’ve been working on your movement and symptoms. I’d like to add a Biotonix assessment so we can create a clearer posture baseline and track your progress more objectively.”
“We include a posture assessment at the beginning so we have a visual baseline and can build your corrective plan with more clarity.”
The 7-step paid assessment workflow
The workflow is designed to move from opening the app to a complete report in under 5 minutes.
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Introduce the assessment
“We’re going to use three posture photos to create an objective visual baseline. This helps us identify which areas need attention and gives you a clear corrective plan.”
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Capture the photos
Take the lateral, anterior, and posterior photos. The lateral/profile photo should show the patient facing right. The Full Assessment requires the official Biotonix calibration grid.
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Review marker confidence
These colors reflect AI confidence, not posture quality.
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Generate the report
The report shows alignment relative to the plumb line and ranks findings by priority.
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Explain only the top 2–3 findings
“Rather than looking at every detail, we’ll focus on the findings that have the biggest impact on your overall alignment.”
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Introduce the 10-week program
“Your program starts by stretching what is short or overactive, then strengthening what is underactive. It progresses over 10 weeks so the routine stays achievable.”
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Book the next step
“We’ll reassess at Week 10 so we can compare the results and decide whether to move into maintenance or a new goal.”
Simple report walkthrough
Five points you can walk through with the patient, in plain language.
“This line gives us a reference point so we can see where your body is positioned today.”
“The system ranks the findings, so we can focus on what matters most first.”
“When a body segment moves away from center, your muscles may have to work as if they are holding more load.”
“This gives us the corrective roadmap after the assessment.”
“We reassess so we can compare your baseline with your progress.”
Patient objections and simple replies
“Why do I need this?”
“It gives us a visual baseline and helps us track whether the plan is creating measurable change.”
“Is this a diagnosis?”
“No. Biotonix supports my professional assessment and helps us explain the plan more clearly. It does not replace clinical judgment.”
“Do I need to do all the exercises?”
“The program can be adjusted. We will focus on the highest-priority areas and keep it realistic.”
“Why reassess at Week 10?”
“The reassessment lets us compare your starting point with your progress and decide the next step.”
“I already know my posture is not perfect.”
“The goal is not to label posture as good or bad. The goal is to measure your baseline and create a clear plan.”
What not to say
- “Your posture is bad.”
- “This will fix your pain.”
- “This diagnosis explains everything.”
- “You are out of alignment everywhere.”
- “You must do all of these exercises forever.”
- “This gives us an objective baseline.”
- “This supports our clinical decision-making.”
- “These findings help us prioritize.”
- “The goal is to measure progress over time.”
- “Your plan can be adapted based on your capacity.”
After the assessment
- Email the report
- Confirm the patient understands the top finding
- Give the 10-week plan
- Book the Week-10 reassessment
- Optional: schedule a Week-4 check-in
- Save notes in your normal clinic workflow
Optional Week-4 check-in
Purpose: use this if the patient needs support staying consistent.
Hi [Name], just checking in on your Biotonix program. Are the exercises clear and realistic to complete? If anything feels too long or confusing, we can simplify the plan and keep the focus on the highest-priority corrections.
Week-10 reassessment — book this before the patient leaves
The Week-10 reassessment is where the patient sees progress and where you create the next step. Use Comparative Mode to show side-by-side visual and numerical progress.
“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.”
Start with one paid assessment this week.
Choose your service name, set your price, use the report to explain the top findings, and book the Week-10 reassessment before the patient leaves.