Compete digitally. Preserve the InBody model.
Deliver the continuity patients expect while keeping InBody's clinicians, locations, protocols, brand, and patient relationships at the center.
Extend Care,
the InBody Way.
An InBody-branded digital care-extension experience designed to keep patients supported between visits, give care teams greater visibility, unlock profitability, and create a measurable path from a focused pilot to broader network impact.
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Patient List
Patients
184
In cohort
2
Locations
6
Med. types
29
App users
The digital care-extension layer behind the InBody experience.
A configurable Patient-Facing Companion and Clinician Portal, connected through the Alnu Health Platform and built around the way InBody delivers care.
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Patient-Facing CompanionTracks, Learns, Asks
Clinician PortalReviews & Follows Up
Clinical credibilityDesigned with leading clinical experts
EcosystemIntegrates directly with products & services offered
Security & complianceProtected with enterprise-grade security
Institutional names reflect team and advisor experience and do not imply endorsement. Integration and security representations remain subject to final technical and legal validation.
Turn InBody’s existing strengths into a continuous digital experience.
The opportunity is not to replace InBody’s model. It is to make the model more present, personalized, and connected across the full patient journey.
Increase product & services revenue.
Drive more personalized recommendations on InBody programs, coaching, nutrition products and services, and re-engagement to better support and engage patients across their journey.
Re-engage former patients.
Bring patients back to the clinic by engaging former patients with a digital companion that drives clinic visits and re-engagement with InBody.
Extend care the InBody way.
Configure the experience around InBody's education, clinical guidance, care pathways, escalation rules, workflows, roles, and reporting, empowering clinicians to scale personalized support across more patients while maintaining visibility.
One connected experience. Two essential views.
The Patient-Facing Companion and the Clinician Portal, side by side. Tap a demo to see how synthetic patient activity becomes useful, prioritized context for a InBody care team.
Patient experience
Patient-Facing Companion
Real-time calorie and macro guidance aligned to clinic protocols.
- Meet patients in the momentPhoto, voice, and text make daily tracking easier.
- Use approved InBody guidanceContent and pathways are configured around InBody, not generic advice.
- Keep the care team informedRelevant signals can flow into the Clinician Portal for review.
Care team experience
Clinician Portal
Patient-level insights and adherence trends for the care team.
- See who needs review firstPatient-reported signals are prioritized so the right follow-up happens sooner.
- Follow up with contextEngagement, adherence, and symptoms are organized before each appointment.
- Track engagement trendsLocation and cohort views keep program leadership informed as the pilot runs.
A practical four-phase path from scope to scale.
Alnu can target launch of the InBody Platform in under two weeks from signing, supported by a focused path from scope confirmation through configuration, review, testing, and team training.
Phase 01
Discovery
Confirm Scope
- Complete Alnu Health data request for custom training on InBody protocols.
- Align on product core functionality for InBody Rollout.
- Confirm locations, clinicians, patient cohort, priority use cases, target timing, governance, and decision owners.
- Define success measures and reporting cadence.
- Document scope, inputs, owners, risks, and the decision gate for configuration.
Phase outputConfirmed pilot scope and configuration decision gate
Estimated InBody time required: ~2–4 hours
Phase 02
Design & Build
Configure the InBody Platform
- Configure the Patient-Facing Companion and Clinician Portal around InBody programs, protocols, content, and brand.
- Review the configured experience with InBody clinical and program leadership.
- Complete internal testing and quality review across patient and clinician workflows.
- Train participating care teams and confirm launch readiness.
Phase outputConfigured, reviewed, trained, and launch-ready InBody experience
Estimated InBody time required: ~4–8 hours
Phase 03
Initial Rollout
Onboard Patients & Execute
- Onboard the confirmed patient cohort across selected pilot locations.
- Operate agreed workflows with weekly check-ins and reporting against the defined success measures.
- Collect patient and care-team feedback and track engagement, adherence, and escalation signals.
- Prepare a pilot readout with performance, learnings, and recommended actions.
Phase outputPilot performance, workflow learnings, feedback, and recommended actions
Estimated InBody time required: ~6–8 hours
Phase 04
Scale
Scale Across Clinics
- Review pilot results against the success measures with InBody leadership.
- Confirm the expansion decision and the clinic groups for the next phases.
- Document a phased rollout roadmap covering configuration, onboarding, and training at scale.
Phase outputDocumented expansion decision and phased rollout roadmap
Estimated InBody time required: ~2–4 hours
A partner built to configure quickly, operate responsibly, and scale with InBody.
Alnu brings multi-location operating experience, clinically grounded product development, healthcare AI implementation, and direct executive ownership of the partnership.
MomentumOperating momentum since June
21
Clinics launched10states
Platform expansion50K+
Coaching interactionsCoach, nutrition, activity, and journey logsTop 5
Innovation awarded by the ADA
Proven experienceExamples of diverse clinics we support.
National
National Franchise Network
Partnered with a national weight-loss franchise to pilot a branded platform across select locations, with a phased pathway to system-wide expansion and patient re-engagement.
20–50 locations · 5,000–10,000 patientsRegional
Regional Clinic Group
Converted a focused 2 location pilot into a commercial rollout within 10 days, expanding the platform across all locations and thousands of patients.
5–15 locations · 1,000–5,000 patientsSingle
Single Clinic Group
Configured and launched a tailored Alnu Platform for a hybrid clinic, creating a foundation for scalable patient support and future growth.
1 location · 50–150 hybrid patientsPartnership teamAlnu Health’s executive, clinical, and technical team will be fully dedicated to ensuring pilot success.
Build & operate
Executive & Technical Team
Jesse KesnerCEO & Co-Founder
Max ElradCOO & Co-Founder
Benjamin ScireHead of Engineering
Varun SurajSoftware Engineer
Hans JiangSoftware Engineer
Kishore BalajiSoftware Engineer
Guide & validate
Clinical Team
Dr. Florence PorterfieldClinical Advisor
Julia LloydFounding Dietitian & Clinical Advisor
Bryn FalaheeClinical Advisor
Dr. Beverly TchangClinical Advisor
Appendix · Engagement data
Real-world engagement across the Alnu Health Platform
01 · Snapshot
Current footprint
21 clinics · 10 states
CACaliforniaCOColoradoFLFloridaGAGeorgiaMNMinnesotaNYNew YorkNDNorth DakotaTNTennesseeTXTexasWIWisconsin
02 · Population & therapy
Population
Average age53.3893 responses
Currently on GLP-139.7%340 patients
Gender distribution
- Female82.9% · 740
- Male16.7% · 149
- Prefer not to say0.4%
- Non-binary0.2%
GLP-1 mix
10.9Avg. months
on therapy
on therapy
- Tirzepatide72.9%
- Semaglutide22.4%
- Other4.7%
329Valid start dates
56Prior GLP-1 switches
03 · Nutrition
37,055
meals logged and analyzed
Each meal creates structured macro data and immediate nutrition feedback patients can act on in the moment.
01Snacks & bars3,100 · 15.4%
02Chicken meals2,158 · 10.7%
03Protein shakes & smoothies1,116 · 5.6%
04Fruit965 · 4.8%
05Yogurt & cottage cheese911 · 4.5%
06Beef & pork meals795 · 4%
07Eggs & breakfast679 · 3.4%
08Salads639 · 3.2%
04 · Adverse events
Based on 1,104 structured side-effect records.
Most common
82.2%reported suppressed appetite01Suppressed appetite82.2%
02Food noise62.9%
03Constipation27.3%
04Acid reflux or heartburn20.8%
05Nausea11.9%
06Stomach pain or cramping8.6%
07Diarrhea3.8%
08Bloating1.4%
09Fatigue1.2%
10Headaches1.2%
05 · Coaching topics
What patients ask the coach
Privacy-safe classification of real patient questions.
02
Injection
7.4%Questions about injections, medication, and schedules.
03
Weight
6.1%Questions about progress, change, and plateaus.
04
Exercise
5.3%Questions on movement, routines, and muscle retention.
05
Side effects
0.7%Questions about symptoms and day-to-day management.
Specific patient needs
Share of classified questions
Nutrition & protein27.1%
Medication & dosing4.7%
Exercise4.1%
Hydration1.2%
Cravings & hunger0.9%
Side-effect management0.4%
Weight plateaus0.1%
06 · Testimonials
Member“I finally got on the app - and I LOVE it! So easy to use!”
Partner“This is 2000x what we had before. You’ve heard our team expressing very much like we got to get this out to everybody. We need to get it to all of our clients.”
Partner“It doesn’t really make sense if this isn’t foundational. It’s the right move for the company. I just think it gives so many advantages to the business and it fits so nicely with the other services we want to add in there as well.”
Member“The app itself is fun, so I can see why the engagement is high, because I think people are enjoying it. It’s so user friendly and the information you get back is very useful.”
Member“I was questioning if you were behind the scenes reviewing all of my logs and generating the advice… Alnu is just like our 1:1 sessions at the Brigham.”
Member“The more I track, the more personalized the responses to my questions are. The app knew I had diarrhea the past 2 days so when I logged my meal it gave me tips on how I could adjust the recipe to help improve my side effects!”
The Proposed Next Step