Prefusion Health runs three body-composition clinics across New York. We built them an iPad check-in, an AI reader that pulls every number off the scan, and a recommendation engine that speaks in the owner's own clinical logic. Live in all three locations.


"Build a decision tool that takes the intake answers and the DEXA report and recommends the right protocol."
DexaFit NY does the testing, Prefusion Health does the treating. The scan itself was never the problem. Everything around it was.
Demographics, safety screening and the waiver lived in three places. Every visit, every location.
The DEXA report exports as pictures, no text layer. Fourteen numbers a human had to read by eye.
The person handing over the results is a scan tech. Turning numbers into "here is your programme" was a coin toss.

New or returning, the patient taps through demographics, the safety screen and the real Prefusion waiver, signed in DocuSign. The physician order is generated the moment they finish. No clipboard.

The tech saves the scan to a shared folder. The kiosk sees it, a vision model reads all fourteen metrics off the pages, and flags what matters: focus, watch, healthy.

Bryan's own clinical rules pick the package and explain why in the patient's numbers. The tech can flip between packages live, and the patient walks out with an A4 report.
What the patient does, what the AI does and what the staff do, in the order it happens at the front desk.
Reads the scan and applies the owner's own clinical rules.
New patient, returning patient or staff mode. Returning patients pull their file by email.
Demographics, the safety questions and the waiver, signed on the spot.
The DEXA runs exactly as before. Nothing changes in the scan room.
The tech saves the PDF to a shared folder. The kiosk picks it up by itself.
A vision model reads every metric. The owner's rules pick the package, server side.
The tech flips through packages live. The patient leaves with an A4 report.
Everything the staff already did, in the same order. The AI sits inside the flow, it does not replace it.
New patient, returning patient, or staff mode. Returning patients pull their file by email.
Demographics, the safety questions, the questionnaire, then the waiver signed on the spot.
The visit logs to the portal and the signed physician order PDF is generated automatically.
The technician runs the DEXA exactly as before. Nothing changes in the scan room.
The tech saves the PDF to a shared folder. The kiosk polls it and picks up the new scan by itself.
Every page goes to a vision model. Body fat, lean mass, visceral fat, A/G ratio, ALMI, T-score and more come back as numbers.
Bryan's scenarios run server-side on the numbers. The model writes the explanation, it never picks the package.
The tech flips through packages live, the patient leaves with an A4 report, the portal keeps the record.
Bryan already knew what a high visceral fat plus a high A/G ratio meant. He had just never had it written down as a rule. So we sat with him and turned his clinical instinct into five scenarios the tool checks on every scan, before any AI writes a word.
Each package still gets its own personalised pitch in the patient's numbers, so the tech can pivot live when someone says "I do not want labs".


"Each package should have a personalization element to it. That way we can kind of flip through it."




Clinics, labs, advisors, anyone whose value is buried in a PDF. We build the tool that turns it into the next step.
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