Measure like an athlete.
Because every patient deserves objective answers.
Professional athletes use movement data to understand performance, recovery, and risk. Moviq Health measures how you walk, balance, and generate force — so you and your healthcare team can make more informed decisions about your care.
See what to expect →The lab used by elite athletes.
Now available through your physician.
Identify inefficient movement patterns before they become injuries.
3D Gait Analysis
Understand whether you're moving as expected and how you compare with healthy people your age and sex.
Measure how much force an athlete can generate and whether one side is weaker than the other.
Force Analysis
Identify hidden weakness and compensation that may explain why activities still feel difficult.
Detect subtle changes in stability that affect performance and injury risk.
Balance Analysis
Detect early balance changes and determine whether your stability is improving over time.
We measure real life.
Accuracy starts with preparation.
Dress for accurate measurement.
Wear comfortable, form-fitting clothing. Loose clothing can shift during testing and affect the accuracy of motion capture. You may be asked to remove bulky layers or wear shorts above the knee.
Eat, drink, and take medications as usual.
We want to understand how you function in everyday life. Continue your normal routine unless your healthcare provider has given you other instructions.
Don't try to "ace the test."
There is no passing or failing. The most useful results come from seeing how you naturally move. Follow your normal routine and move the way you usually would.
If you're experiencing unusual pain, illness, or a flare-up, reach out before your appointment. We'd rather reschedule than capture data that doesn't reflect how you normally function.
Your appointment.
From start to finish.
Check in and get comfortable.
We'll review your information, answer any questions, and explain exactly what to expect before testing begins.
See how you move.
Small reflective markers allow our cameras to measure how you walk with millimeter precision — gait speed, cadence, stride length, and ground contact time that cannot be accurately measured by observation alone.
Understand how your body generates strength.
Simple movements measure strength, power, and side-to-side differences that may affect recovery and function.
Measure your stability.
Simple standing tasks help us understand how your balance system is functioning and identify changes that may increase fall risk or affect confidence with movement.
Your movement, explained.
A Doctor of Physical Therapy reviews your results, compares them with healthy reference values and previous testing, and prepares a clinical summary for your healthcare provider.
Beyond the numbers.
Answers you can understand.
Am I moving the way I should be?
Your results are compared with healthy people similar to you to determine whether your movement falls within expected ranges.
Are there problems I can't see or feel?
Objective testing can identify hidden deficits that may not be obvious during everyday activities but can still affect recovery and future risk.
Am I at risk of falling?
Balance measurements help determine whether your stability falls within expected limits and identify changes that may increase fall risk.
What does this mean for my care?
Every finding is interpreted in context and translated into clear recommendations for your healthcare team.
Questions before your visit.
What most patients want to know.
You were referred because your physician wants a clearer picture of how your body is moving. This assessment measures walking, balance, and force distribution to uncover information that cannot be seen through symptoms, imaging, or observation alone.
No. The assessment is completely non-invasive. There are no needles, injections, radiation, or painful procedures. Most patients simply walk, stand, and perform a few basic movements while our technology measures how they move.
No. There is no charge to patients for the assessment.
Wear comfortable clothing and the shoes you normally walk in. No special preparation is required, and you can eat, drink, and take medications as usual unless instructed otherwise by your physician.
A full assessment takes approximately 60 minutes. If your doctor ordered a subset of the testing — for example, just gait and balance — your visit will be shorter.
Yes. You are welcome to bring a family member or caregiver. Let our team know when you schedule and we will make sure there is comfortable space for them throughout your session.
We measure three things: how you walk, how your body generates and distributes force, and how stable and balanced you are. Together, these measurements create an objective picture of how your body is functioning.
Your physician receives a structured report describing how you move, how your results compare to healthy reference values, and whether meaningful asymmetries, balance deficits, or movement limitations are present.
Reports are typically delivered within 24 hours of your assessment so your care team can incorporate the findings into treatment decisions quickly.
Yes. Your physician will review the findings with you and explain how they relate to your care. If requested, a copy of the report can also be provided directly to you.
Yes. Repeat assessments are often the most valuable because they allow your physician to objectively track changes in movement over time and measure progress throughout recovery.
Yes. Moviq Health is a physician-ordered service. If you have questions about whether an assessment is appropriate for you, contact our team and we can help guide you through the process.