Safety & Sanitation Tips

How to revamp your InBody experience to respond to COVID-19 health and safety concerns.

Whether you are back in business or reopening is on the horizon, keeping your clients and staff safe and healthy is now your top priority. You may have many questions about disinfecting solutions and updating your testing experience to meet increased safety expectations. We are here with best practices and guidance to help you optimize your InBody experience to address COVID-19 health and safety concerns. We curated this information to help you:

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Adapt your InBody experience to the current climate

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Develop and maintain a disinfecting procedure

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Find useful COVID-19 resources from the CDC

Optimizing Your InBody Testing Experience

Once you open your doors for business, it may be necessary to modify your testing procedures to adhere to any new state and/or local health guidelines while still delivering an exceptional testing experience for your clients.

Your InBody comes standard with an assortment of advanced features and resources designed to help you adapt your testing experience.

We will walk you step-by-step on how you can optimize your InBody experience.

Before the InBody Test

PREP YOUR CLIENTS
To help maintain social distancing and minimize contact during testing, you can share the videos below with your clients. The videos will explain what your client should do ahead of time for a more accurate test and how to test on the device. This will allow you to answer any questions before they arise.

Immediately before testing, encourage all of your clients to wash their hands with warm, soapy water for more than 20 seconds. If your facility doesn’t have a restroom, place a hand sanitizer station next to your InBody. Make sure their hands are dry before they move onto the next step.

After your clients wash their hands, instruct them wipe their palms and soles with InBody Tissue to clean dirt, debris, and sweat and increase electrical conductivity for testing.

Give Your Clients
a Contact-Free Experience

VOICE GUIDANCE TESTING

While your client tests on the device, the InBody’s voice guidance and on-screen instructions will help guide them through the testing procedure, allowing you to maintain social distancing requirements.

DIGITAL RESULT SHEET

After the test, you may choose to forgo the standard Result Sheet printout and provide a paperless option through LookinBody Web, our cloud database management software, which allows you to send your clients’ test information to them via the free InBody app.

You can also use the InBody app to provide feedback  and schedule a follow-up test.

InBody App: Download it from the App Store or Google Play

Breaking Down
the Result Sheet

Helping your clients interpret their Result Sheet can be difficult standing six feet apart, but we have superb digital resources available for reference after the InBody Test.

INTERACTIVE RESULT SHEET INTERPRETATION WEB PAGES

Share these interactive web pages with your clients for an easy-to-follow Result Sheet breakdown:

RESULT SHEET
INTERPRETATION VIDEO

Share this quick video of a Result Sheet interpretation by a medical doctor to help your clients interpret their results.

INBODY APP

Review results, answer any questions, and share feedback through the InBody app available on the App Store or Google Play.

Breaking Down
the Result Sheet

Helping your clients interpret their Result Sheet can be difficult standing six feet apart, but we have superb digital resources available for reference after the InBody Test.

INTERACTIVE RESULT SHEET INTERPRETATION WEB PAGES

Share these interactive web pages with your clients for an easy-to-follow Result Sheet breakdown:

RESULT SHEET
INTERPRETATION VIDEO

Share this quick video of a Result Sheet interpretation by a medical doctor to help your clients interpret their results.

INBODY APP

Review results, answer any questions, and share feedback through the InBody app available on the App Store or Google Play.

To avoid damaging your device, do not clean it with soap and water; instead, you must disinfect it.

To keep your InBody free of dirt and impurities, ask your clients to clean their hands and feet before they test.

Sanitation Guidance

We recommend that you disinfect your InBody device after every test. It is important to note that there is a difference between cleaning and disinfecting your equipment.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC):

Cleaning removes dirt, germs, and impurities from surfaces or objects. When you clean, you physically remove germs from surfaces using soap (or detergent) and water. This process does not necessarily kill germs, but by removing them, it reduces their numbers and the risk of spreading infection.

Disinfecting kills germs on surfaces or objects using chemicals. This process does not clean dirty surfaces but kills germs on a surface after cleaning. Disinfecting can further reduce the risk of spreading infection.

Below, you will find detailed instructions for disinfecting your InBody.

Disinfecting Your InBody

To help provide a hygienic testing experience for your clients and employees, we recommend that you follow this procedure after every test:

To adequately disinfect your device, we recommend that you:

Wear disposable gloves and use 60% (or above) Isopropyl Alcohol Wipes to disinfect the InBody while paying special attention to the hand electrodes, footplate, screen, and any other parts of the device that are frequently touched

To prevent damage to the device:

Do not spray or pour liquids directly on your InBody device

Do not immerse any part of the InBody device in liquid

Do not use cleaning agents composed of quaternary ammonium compounds such as benzalkonium/benzalkonium chloride, which may cause discoloration and corrosion

If you have questions about disinfecting your InBody, please contact us here.

We Are Here
For You

Navigating the pandemic is a difficult challenge, but you don’t have to face it alone.

Our team is here to help. If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out.

TOGETHER WE ARE STRONGER

Resources

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is an excellent resource for COVID-19 updates, tips, and guidelines to help your business adapt: