Mobile and virtual kinesiology sessions

Busy individuals, older adults who prefer home visits, remote workers with desk-related aches, and clients too far from a studio.

A fee per session, with a travel fee or a set service radius for home visits. Video sessions can be priced slightly lower, and you can offer monthly packages for regular clients.

• Completed kinesiology or movement assessment training
• Clear communication, in person and on camera
• Time and route planning
• Basic movement and anatomy knowledge

• Avoid diagnosing, treating or promising to cure conditions, and check your state's rules on practicing medicine and health claims
• Check whether your state, city or county requires a license or business permit for mobile or touch-based wellness services
• Get professional liability and general liability insurance that covers visits at clients' homes
• Offering video sessions across state lines may raise extra rules, so check your state licensing board
• Consider your safety and keep a clear cancellation policy for home visits

Startup costs are typically around $500 to $2,500, depending on your training, portable table or mat, video setup and insurance. With no room to rent, overhead stays low.

Estimated monthly revenue is typically around $500 to $2,500, depending on how many home visits and video sessions you book. Travel time and insurance costs affect what you keep.

Check your state's rules on practicing medicine and health claims, and avoid diagnosing, treating or promising cures. Also check licensing or permit rules for mobile or touch-based services, extra rules for video sessions across state lines, and insurance covering home visits.