Chiropractic & integrated wellness
A recurring customer base and an existing paid-service model create a practical place to begin.
90-day facility pilot
Qualified facilities can pilot SolaJet or AquaVive for 90 days. No equipment purchase is required during the pilot; responsibilities and agreed delivery and installation costs are confirmed before placement.
Request a Facility Assessment
Assessment and demonstration come before every pilot
Why the pilot exists
A product can look compelling in a brochure and still be wrong for a facility. The pilot creates a measured way to evaluate customer use, staff workload and operating fit before discussing a longer-term commercial path.
How the program works
No equipment purchase is required during the approved pilot. The facility pays agreed delivery and installation costs. All responsibilities are confirmed in writing.
Request a Facility AssessmentWe review suitable space and access, electrical readiness, the decision-maker, paid-service model, recurring customer traffic and the plan for offering the experience.
Decision-makers experience SolaJet or AquaVive and review the practical requirements.
The selected system, ownership, agreed delivery and installation costs, optional maintenance, damage responsibility and removal process are confirmed before delivery.
BodyBoost handles delivery coordination, setup and training. Staff learn how to answer questions; customers can operate the system themselves.
The facility receives customer payments and evaluates whether the experience works for its audience and operation. There is no minimum usage requirement.
Discuss rental, lease or purchase, or BodyBoost removes the system if it is not the right fit.
OwnershipBodyBoost retains ownership during the 90-day pilot.
Facility costThe facility pays agreed delivery and installation costs and keeps payments from its customers.
TrainingBodyBoost completes setup and trains staff; the system can be operated by customers.
After 90 daysRental, lease and purchase can be discussed, or BodyBoost removes the system.
Support during the pilot
The pilot is supported by setup, training and a clear service path. Exact coverage, timing and facility responsibilities are documented before installation.
BodyBoost coordinates delivery, completes setup and trains facility staff to orient customers and answer practical questions.
The maintenance package is optional and recommended. Its coverage and service process are confirmed in the pilot agreement.
If the facility declines the maintenance package, it is responsible for facility-caused damage under the written agreement.
BodyBoost removes the system under the agreed pilot terms. The website does not promise a universal removal schedule.
Facility qualification
We look for suitable space and access, electrical readiness, an identifiable decision-maker, recurring customer traffic, an existing paid-service model and a credible plan for offering the experience.
A recurring customer base and an existing paid-service model create a practical place to begin.
Wellness studios, spas, sauna and cold-plunge clubs can evaluate a distinctive passive experience.
A visible member amenity works best when the facility has traffic and a clear offer.
A customer-operated experience may fit selected practices with the right workflow and audience.
Hospitality facilities can qualify when the guest journey, space and operating plan are clear.
Pilot FAQ
The signed pilot agreement—not this page—controls the exact costs, responsibilities and service terms.
Endo-Kinetics™ is the internal physiological effect of kinetic forces on the body. BodyBoost uses the category for passive wellness experiences created through controlled pressure, movement, vibration and thermal change.
For an approved facility, BodyBoost retains ownership, coordinates delivery, completes setup and trains staff. The specific product, costs, optional maintenance, damage responsibility and removal terms are confirmed in writing.
No equipment purchase is required during the approved pilot. The facility is responsible for agreed delivery and installation costs. Optional maintenance and longer-term commercial options are discussed separately.
BodyBoost retains ownership during the 90-day pilot.
Yes. BodyBoost trains facility staff so they can answer questions and orient customers, while the selected system is designed for customer operation.
A maintenance package is optional and recommended. Coverage and pricing are confirmed in the written agreement. If the facility declines the package, it is responsible for facility-caused damage.
The facility and BodyBoost review the fit and can discuss rental, lease or purchase. If the system is not the right fit, BodyBoost removes it under the written pilot terms.
No minimum usage requirement is promised on this website. Facilities are qualified before approval based on customer traffic, operating fit and a credible plan for offering the experience.
Submit the facility assessment form with your location, services, available space and product interest. BodyBoost will review the fit and contact you about the appropriate next step.
Think the facility may qualify?
Tell us about the space, audience, recurring traffic and current paid services. We will determine whether a demonstration and pilot conversation make sense.