Use Case: Monitoring Body Composition and Electrodermal Skin Conductance (ESC) with Body Pro 2

A large hospital system deploys Body Pro 2 as part of a remote patient monitoring program supporting patients with cardiometabolic risk, obesity, and chronic conditions. Patients are enrolled following discharge or during outpatient care and receive a cellular-connected scale shipped directly to their home.

Body composition data is collected automatically with each weigh-in, giving care teams longitudinal visibility into fat mass, lean mass, and hydration trends rather than relying on weight alone. This allows clinicians to distinguish between healthy weight changes and concerning patterns such as muscle loss, fluid retention, or rapid shifts that may signal emerging clinical risk.

In parallel, electrodermal skin conductance (ESC) measurements provide an additional physiological signal related to autonomic and peripheral nerve function. Over time, trends in ESC help clinicians identify patients who may require closer monitoring, further assessment, or adjustments to care plans—particularly in populations with diabetes, cardiometabolic disease, or neurological risk factors.

All measurements are transmitted automatically to the RPM platform, where alerts and dashboards highlight patients who need attention. By combining body composition and ESC with weight trends, care teams gain a more complete picture of patient health between visits, enabling earlier intervention, more personalized care, and more efficient use of clinical time—without adding burden for patients or staff.

• Clinical Care Teams: Nurses, nurse practitioners, and care coordinators use Body Pro 2 data to monitor patients remotely between visits. Body composition and ESC trends help them identify patients who may need follow-up, education, or escalation of care without relying solely on weight or sporadic in-office measurements.
• Physicians and Advanced Practice Providers: Physicians use longitudinal body composition and ESC data to support clinical decision-making during follow-ups or virtual visits. Access to trends over time enables more informed discussions around treatment response, disease progression, and care plan adjustments.
• RPM Program Managers: Program and population health managers oversee RPM performance using dashboards and alerts powered by Body Pro 2 data. They track enrollment, adherence, and outcomes to ensure the program is operating efficiently and meeting clinical and financial goals.
• Care Management and Population Health Teams: Care managers and population health teams leverage aggregated insights to stratify risk and prioritize outreach. Body composition and ESC trends help identify patients who may benefit from proactive intervention before issues escalate.
• Digital Health and Innovation Teams: Digital health leaders evaluate how Body Pro 2 fits within broader virtual care and RPM strategies. They focus on scalability, data reliability, integration with existing systems, and alignment with value-based care initiatives.
• Billing and Operations Teams: Operational and billing teams rely on automated time tracking and reporting associated with RPM workflows to support accurate documentation and reimbursement, ensuring Body Pro 2 data can be operationalized at scale.

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