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One fall can take away your independence.

Preventing one fall can mean

With Moviq Health, preventing one fall is not luck; it is science applied with care, and it means more years of strength, freedom, and connection.

How Moviq Health Works

By converting movement into data, we deliver truly personalized fall prevention to help you stay strong, confident, and independent.
Overview of Moviq Health process
01Capture

Each session measures biomechanical metrics using 3D gait capture, force plate, and balance plate.

02Analyze

Your results are compared to healthy reference to identify elevated risk patterns.

03Predict

We apply predictive modeling to estimate a 12-month fall projection from your biomechanical data, enabling true prevention.

04Prevent

You’ll receive an interactive dashboard and meet with a licensed Physical Therapist to create a personalized prevention plan.

What We Measure

3D gait analysis

Spatiotemporal metrics
Gait Speed (m/s)
Gait speed measures how quickly you walk and is one of the strongest predictors of mobility, independence, and future fall risk.
Cadence (steps/min)
Cadence measures steps per minute and reflects neuromuscular coordination; slower rhythm can reveal early functional decline.
Double Stance Support (%)
Time with both feet on the ground; higher values often indicate reduced stability.
Step Width (cm)
Distance between feet during walking; widening can signal balance compensation.
Stride Length (cm)
Distance per gait cycle—linked to leg strength and walking efficiency.
Ground Contact Time (ms)
How long each foot stays on the ground; longer times can accompany strength loss.
Duty Factor (%)
Stance-to-swing proportion; shifts early as physical decline begins.
Initial contact
Trunk Rotation (°)
Upper-body and pelvic coordination; abnormal values suggest impaired postural control.
Pelvic Rotation (°)
Symmetry and alignment of the pelvis affecting gait stability.
Hip Flexion (°)
Thigh lift at step initiation; limited range slows walking and reduces mobility.
Knee Flexion (°)
Knee bending for shock absorption—essential for smooth, safe gait transitions.
Ankle Dorsiflexion (°)
Foot lift at heel strike; restriction may cause early foot contact and instability.
Midstance
Pelvic Drop (°)
Pelvis tilt in single-leg stance; excessive drop points to hip weakness.
Hip Adduction (°)
Inward thigh motion for stability; poor control leads to unsteady gait.
Hip Internal Rotation (°)
Inward rotation for smooth weight transfer and alignment.
Knee Flexion (°)
Bending during load absorption and forward progression.
Ankle Pronation (°)
Inward foot roll to absorb shock; abnormal motion affects balance.
Foot Rotation (°)
Foot turn in/out; poor control is linked to instability.
Terminal stance
Pelvic Tilt (°)
Forward/back pelvis motion; excessive tilt reduces gait efficiency.
Hip Extension (°)
Backward leg reach; reduced range signals power loss.
Ankle Dorsiflexion (°)
Shin advancement before push-off, influencing stride length.
Ankle Pronation (°)
Energy transfer at push-off; limited range impairs propulsion.
Swing phase
Foot Clearance (cm)
Toe lift during swing; reduced clearance raises tripping risk.

force plate analysis

Sit-to-stand
Relative Net Force (N/kg)
Strength per unit body weight—key for independence in rising.
Relative Rate of Force Development (N/s/kg)
How quickly strength is produced; slower rates reduce reactive balance.
Relative Net Impulse (N·s/kg)
Total force over time, reflecting muscular endurance.
Force Symmetry Index (%)
Left/right loading balance to detect compensation.
Standing heel raise
Relative Net Force (N/kg)
Calf strength for propulsion and balance control.
Relative Rate of Force Development (N/s/kg)
Rapid ankle force generation for balance recovery.
Relative Net Impulse (N·s/kg)
Sustained output; low values suggest endurance loss.
Force Symmetry Index (%)
Side-to-side strength balance; imbalance increases instability.
Force steadiness
Force Steadiness (%)
Consistency of maintaining a set force; variability signals reduced control.

balance plate analysis

Postural sway
Postural Sway (cm)
Body movement while standing still; larger sway indicates balance impairment.
mCTSIB
Eyes Open & Firm (cm)
Baseline stability with full sensory input.
Eyes Closed & Firm (cm)
Stability without visual input—reveals visual dependency.
Eyes Open & Foam (cm)
Tests reliance on visual and vestibular feedback on an unstable surface.
Eyes Closed & Foam (cm)
Challenges vestibular control by removing visual and firm cues.
Limits of stability
Total Area (cm²)
Maximum safe center-of-mass shift; smaller area indicates instability.
Front-Left Quadrant (cm²)
Control leaning forward-left; reduced range suggests directional loss.
Front-Right Quadrant (cm²)
Forward-right control and asymmetry detection.
Back-Left Quadrant (cm²)
Backward-left reach; smaller range implies poor recovery.
Back-Right Quadrant (cm²)
Backward-right balance range; lower values indicate fall susceptibility.

Predictive Analytics

Moviq Health analyzes 60+ biomechanical markers to generate your personalized fall risk profile, revealing where you stand today and where you will be tomorrow.

Fall Risk Index

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Your current fall risk based on your biomechanical data. Lower values indicate stronger, more resilient movement.

Expected Falls

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Your projected number of falls over the next 12 months, derived from predictive modeling.

Window of Opportunity

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Expected duration of risk stability, calculated using Poisson probability modeling based on Expected Falls.

Why Choose Moviq Health?

Data-Driven Assessment

Moviq Health captures biomechanical metrics to measure movement objectively and detect early changes with clinical precision.

Predictive Analytics for Early Action

Algorithms trained using large datasets to forecast future fall risk to truly enable fall prevention.

Biomechanics Expertise, Made Practical

We translate complex movement data into simple, sustainable steps that protect confidence, capability, and independence.

Motion lab assessment at MovIQ Health
Force plate and gait metrics close-up

⅓ of Falls Are Preventable

Cochrane Collaboration (2020) • U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (2024) • WHO (2021) • CDC (2023)

Research shows falls can be prevented when risk factors are measured and managed.

Moviq Health brings your risks into focus through predictive biomechanical analysis, helping you take actions before falls.

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Precision = Prevention

  • Detects early signs of decline that precede falls
  • Provides a personalized fall prevention plan to protect your independence
  • Tracks measurable progress from every follow-up test
$249
per Test
I Want to Know My Fall Risk

Moviq Health uses biomechanics and data analytics to identify early signs of decline, project your fall risk, and design personalized fall prevention plans.

MOVIQ HEALTH
Traditional Clinics
60+ Biomechanical Markers Measured
Objective, High Resolution Data
Predictive Intelligence
Accurate Detection of Change
Personalized Fall Prevention Plan

Stay Ahead of Decline. Stay in Control.

Muscle loss begins in your 30s and accelerates after 50. Strength, balance, and coordination begin to fade long before the fall. By the time decline is visible, much of your mobility loss have already occurred.

Your body compensates by making microscopic changes to your gait, posture, and muscle recruitment patterns. These adjustments keep you moving but increase joint stress and reduce stability over time.

By detecting these subtle, early changes through biomechanics assessment, we can intervene long before your independence breaks down.

Real stories. Real results.

Client

“I thought I was fine, but Moviq Health showed me I was slowing down. Now I’ve started training and feel steadier already.”

— Mary K., 72

Caregiver

“I used to worry about my dad living alone. Now I’m confident he can and we have a clear plan.”

— John P., son and caregiver

Client

“The testing gave me concrete numbers to work on. For the first time, I know exactly what I need to improve.”

— Susan L., 68

Client

“I feel more confident walking outside now. It’s reassuring to see my scores improve each visit.”

— Robert D., 75

Everything you need to know

About Moviq Health

+ Who is the assessment for?
Moviq Health is for adults who want to stay active and independent, and for families who want peace of mind for their loved ones.
+ What’s included in the $249 test?
Includes a complete biomechanics assessment, secure access to the Moviq Health dashboard with your fall risk profile and biomechanical data, plus a telehealth session with a licensed Physical Therapist to review your results, discuss your goals, and provide personalized guidance for next steps.
+ Is it safe?
Yes. The assessment is completely safe and noninvasive. The test involves walking and simple movement tasks performed at your own pace. There are no needles or painful procedures. Everything is supervised by trained staff, and the test is adjusted to your comfort and mobility level. Most people describe the experience as comfortable and often easier than they expected.

Logistics

+ How long does the visit take?
A typical Moviq Health visit lasts about 45 to 60 minutes. This includes check-in, the biomechanics assessment, and a quick review.
+ How soon do I get my results?
Your results are uploaded to your Moviq Health dashboard within 48 hours of your assessment.
+ What should I wear or bring?
We recommend wearing form-fitting clothing since loose clothing can interfere with the 3D gait analysis. If needed, we may place small strips of tape to keep clothing from moving during testing. Women may find it helpful to wear their hair up. Please wear closed-toe shoes. A private restroom is available if you would like to change clothes before your assessment.
+ Where are you located?
Our pilot testing center is located at 9408 Del Webb Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89134.
+ Can I reschedule or cancel?
Yes. We ask that you provide advance notice if you need to reschedule or cancel. At this time, there are no penalties or additional charges for making changes to your appointment.
+ I use an assistive device to walk. Can I still get the test?
Our pilot testing has only been conducted with individuals who walk without an assistive device. At this time, testing is not available for those who use an assistive device. We are actively developing protocols for individuals who use canes, walkers, or other devices, as our goal is to make this assessment available to all.

Medical & payment

+ Do you take insurance?
Moviq Health is a direct-to-consumer service and is not billed through insurance. This means you receive your assessment and results without needing a doctor’s referral, without waiting for approvals, and without hidden fees. You get clear pricing up front and full control over your health decisions.
+ Do I need a referral from my doctor?
No referral is required to schedule a Moviq Health assessment. You are always welcome to share your results with your doctor, physical therapist, trainer, or any healthcare provider you choose.
+ What happens after the test?
After your assessment, your results are analyzed and uploaded to your Moviq Health dashboard within 48 hours. You’ll see your fall risk profile and biomechanical charts in an easy-to-understand format. You will also receive a telehealth consultation with a licensed Physical Therapist who will review your results, discuss your goals, and provide professional guidance on the best next steps.

Locations We Serve

Now Serving Nevada

We currently operate in Las Vegas, Nevada, providing in-person biomechanical testing and fall risk analysis. New testing locations are coming soon.

I Want to Know My Fall Risk