Advanced medical diagnostic equipment
Cardio Metabolic Solutions LLC

Advanced Diagnostic Testing That Reveals What Standard Tests Miss

The Flow 7 Advanced Testing System is a 7-minute, FDA-cleared, non-invasive diagnostic tool that assesses autonomic nervous system function, vascular health, and peripheral circulation — detecting conditions years before symptoms appear.

Covered by Medicare and most commercial insurance. Ideal for Endocrinology, Cardiology, Primary Care, Podiatry, and Neurology practices.

7–15 min

Complete assessment

FDA

Cleared device

$200–$300

Medicare reimbursement

3-in-1

Combined test panel

The Flow 7 Advanced Testing System

A 3-in-1 Diagnostic Panel — Completed in 7–15 Minutes

The Flow 7 system combines three powerful non-invasive tests into a single in-office session, typically completing in 7–15 minutes and delivering a comprehensive picture of a patient's autonomic and vascular health before they leave the exam room.

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CPT 95921

ANS / Cardiac Autonomic Assessment

Cardiovagal Innervation Testing

Measures heart rate variability and autonomic nervous system balance — identifying cardiac autonomic neuropathy (CAN), a condition present in up to 60% of patients with longstanding diabetes and a 5-fold increase in mortality risk when undetected.

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CPT 95923

Sudomotor / Sweat Function Test

Small Fiber Neuropathy Screening

Evaluates sweat gland function to reveal autonomic nerve damage — often the earliest detectable sign of diabetic peripheral neuropathy, identifiable years before pain or sensory loss begins.

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CPT 93922

ABI — Ankle-Brachial Index

Peripheral Arterial Disease Screening

Measures blood flow and pressure ratios between the arms and legs to identify peripheral artery disease (PAD), arterial blockage, and vascular circulation deficits — critical for diabetic and podiatric patients.

7–15 Minutes

Total testing time

FDA-Cleared

Professional-grade accuracy

Medicare Covered

Plus most commercial plans

No Upfront Cost

Flat per-use rate model

Specialty Applications

Built for Five Key Medical Specialties

The Flow 7 system addresses the specific diagnostic needs of each specialty — enabling earlier detection, better treatment decisions, and improved patient outcomes.

Endocrinology

Diabetes & Metabolic Disorders

For endocrinologists, the Flow 7 system is a game-changing early detection tool. Diabetic autonomic neuropathy (DAN) affects up to 60% of patients with longstanding diabetes — yet it is clinically silent until advanced stages. The system detects insulin resistance 8–10 years before diabetic symptoms emerge and identifies cardiac autonomic neuropathy that increases mortality risk 5-fold.

Early detection of diabetic autonomic neuropathy
Differentiate vascular vs. neurological neuropathy
Identify insulin resistance before clinical symptoms
Monitor progression in established diabetic patients
Catch cardiac autonomic neuropathy (CAN) early
Arterial stiffness & endothelial dysfunction screening

Cardiology

Cardiovascular Risk Assessment

Cardiac autonomic imbalance — particularly elevated sympathetic tone — can precede arrhythmia, hypertension, and endothelial dysfunction. The Flow 7 system detects vascular dysfunction and arterial stiffness years before plaque becomes visible on imaging, giving cardiologists an objective, quantitative window into early disease progression that complements existing stress testing.

Cardiac autonomic neuropathy (CAN) detection
Arterial stiffness & brachial-ankle pulse wave velocity
Central aortic systolic pressure measurement
Peripheral augmentation index assessment
Early endothelial dysfunction identification
Cardiovascular mortality risk stratification

Primary Care

Population Health & Prevention

Primary care is the frontline of prevention — and the Flow 7 system was designed to seamlessly integrate into your practice workflow. A medical assistant or technician administers the 7-minute test before the physician encounter. Results are ready for review during the visit, enabling same-day clinical decisions. The system also facilitates coordinated care referrals with specialists by providing shared, objective data.

No physician time required during testing
Identify high-risk patients before events occur
Pre-diabetes and metabolic syndrome screening
Hypertension and PAD risk assessment
Supports specialist referral decisions with data
Annual monitoring to track disease progression

Podiatry

Diabetic Foot & Vascular Care

Podiatrists treating diabetic patients face the constant challenge of quantifying vascular and nerve compromise before tissue damage becomes irreversible. The Flow 7's ABI measurement and sudomotor nerve testing instantly distinguishes between vascular and neurological peripheral neuropathy — guiding treatment protocols, supporting wound care decisions, and providing objective documentation for medical necessity under Medicare Q-modifier requirements.

Ankle-Brachial Index (ABI) for PAD detection
Toe-Brachial Index (TBI) for small vessel disease
Differentiate vascular vs. neurological neuropathy
Supports Q7, Q8, Q9 Medicare modifier documentation
Wound care vascular assessment
Prevent limb-threatening complications

Neurology

Autonomic & Peripheral Neuropathy

For neurologists, the Flow 7 provides a fast, quantitative assessment of the autonomic nervous system that complements nerve conduction studies. It measures small fiber nerve function via sudomotor testing — providing early detection of autonomic neuropathy that is otherwise only identifiable through extensive and costly workups. The system provides color-coded, auto-interpreted results ready for physician review before the patient leaves.

Quantitative autonomic nervous system assessment
Small fiber neuropathy screening via sudomotor
Early vs. late autonomic neuropathy staging
Cardiovascular autonomic reflex testing
Complements NCS/EMG studies
Identifies dysautonomia before clinical symptoms
Medical Necessity & Coverage

Who Qualifies for Flow 7 Testing?

A wide range of patient populations meet medical necessity criteria for Flow 7 testing. The following conditions and risk factors are recognized by Medicare and most commercial payers as qualifying indications.

Qualifying Diagnoses

Diabetes Mellitus (Type 1 & Type 2)Most common qualifier — neuropathy risk assessment
Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD)ABI testing indicated for symptomatic PAD
Peripheral NeuropathyAutonomic & small fiber nerve function evaluation
HypertensionArterial stiffness and autonomic tone assessment
Obesity / Metabolic SyndromeCardiometabolic risk and pre-diabetes detection
Diabetic Foot / Wound CareVascular sufficiency for treatment decisions
Cardiovascular Autonomic NeuropathyCardiac autonomic reflex testing
Suspected DysautonomiaQuantitative ANS function measurement

Risk Factors That Support Medical Necessity

Diabetes (any duration or type)
Smoking history
Family history of PAD or CVD
Age 50+ with diabetes
Obesity (BMI ≥ 30)
Ankle or foot ulcers
Numbness, tingling, or burning in extremities
Absent or diminished pedal pulses
Resting tachycardia
Exercise intolerance
History of silent myocardial infarction
Unexplained dizziness or syncope

Billable CPT Codes

CPT 95921Cardiovagal innervation / cardiac ANS testing
CPT 95923Sudomotor / sweat function testing
CPT 93922Ankle-brachial index (ABI) — PAD screening

Medicare reimbursement: $200–$300 per testing session. Coverage verified with most commercial payers.

Covered by Medicare & Most Commercial Insurance

Flow 7 testing is reimbursed under established Medicare CPT codes. The flat per-use pricing model means no capital investment or equipment purchase is required. Most practices see positive returns from the very first month of integration.

Patient Benefits

What This Means for Your Patients

The Flow 7 Advanced Testing System delivers a clinical experience that is fast, comfortable, and genuinely life-changing — giving patients answers their standard testing simply cannot provide.

Results in 7–15 Minutes

Patients complete the full 3-panel assessment in as little as 7 minutes, typically 15 minutes or less. No special preparation. No hospital visit. Results are ready before they leave the office.

Completely Non-Invasive

No needles, no radiation, no discomfort. Blood pressure cuffs, sensor pads, and a finger probe are the only contact points — appropriate for patients of all ages and risk levels.

Early Detection Saves Lives

Detecting autonomic neuropathy, PAD, or insulin resistance years earlier enables lifestyle changes and treatment interventions that can prevent heart attacks, amputations, and kidney failure.

Plain-Language Reports

Color-coded results with automatic interpretation are reviewed with the patient during the visit — no waiting days or weeks for confusing lab results to arrive.

Coordinated Care

Results are shared digitally between primary care and specialty providers, enabling coordinated treatment decisions and reducing redundant testing across the care team.

Covered by Insurance

Medicare and most major commercial insurance plans cover Flow 7 testing when medical necessity criteria are met — minimizing out-of-pocket costs for patients.

Detect Disease Years Earlier

Insulin Resistance & Pre-Diabetes8–10 years

Identified before blood glucose levels become abnormal, enabling lifestyle intervention at its most effective window.

Cardiac Autonomic NeuropathyClinically silent until advanced

Present in up to 60% of longstanding diabetics — virtually undetectable without ANS testing, yet carrying a 5x mortality risk increase.

Peripheral Artery DiseaseBefore limb-threatening symptoms

ABI below 0.9 indicates significant arterial obstruction. Earlier detection preserves limb viability and prevents emergency interventions.

Vascular & Endothelial DysfunctionBefore plaque is visible on imaging

Arterial stiffness and endothelial dysfunction are detectable years before stroke, heart attack, or cardiovascular events occur.

Clinical Validation

CMRS: Cardio Metabolic Risk Score

The Flow 7 system calculates a comprehensive Cardio Metabolic Risk Score (CMRS) based on all recorded parameters — validated by the University of Miami as a reliable marker for pre-diabetes, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease risk.

Reference: Mendez AJ, Crandall JP, et al. "Cardiometabolic Risk Score and Autonomic Function as Predictors of Metabolic Disease." University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. Published in Diabetes Care, validating CMRS as an early marker for pre-diabetes and cardiovascular risk.

7–15 min

Test time

3-in-1

Panel tests

1 score

Unified risk

Sample Report

See What a Flow 7 Report Looks Like

Each 7–15 minute session produces a comprehensive multi-page report covering lifestyle, homeostatic, microvascular, macrovascular, and autonomic assessments — with a unified Cardiometabolic Risk Score and plain-language clinical comments ready for physician review.

Page 1

Lifestyle Assessment

Stress response markers, body composition, ANS balance (Total Power, HF, LF/HF Ratio, SDANN), BMI, and a personalized weight/calorie plan.

  • Total Power (ANS activity)
  • LF/HF Ratio (autonomic balance)
  • Body Fat Mass & BMI
  • Calorie range & target weight
Page 2

Homeostatic Assessment

PTG spectral analysis markers for insulin resistance, endothelial homeostasis, and autonomic homeostasis — plus vital signs and cardiac output indices.

  • PTG Total Power (insulin resistance)
  • PTG Index (endothelial homeostasis)
  • Stress Index (inflammation marker)
  • Cardiac Index & Stroke Volume
Page 3

Microvascular & Autonomic

Sudomotor (sweat gland) small fiber nerve assessment, nitric oxide microcirculation markers, and cardiovagal reflex test (CARTs) results.

  • Nitric Oxide Peak (microcirculation)
  • Sweat Peak (small fiber neuropathy)
  • Valsalva Ratio (baroreceptor)
  • E/I Ratio (cardiovagal innervation)
Page 4

Macrovascular Assessment

Arterial stiffness markers, brachial blood pressure, ankle-brachial index (ABI), and pulse wave velocity for peripheral arterial disease screening.

  • Reflection Index (arterial stiffness)
  • Central Aortic Systolic Pressure
  • Left & Right ABI (PAD screening)
  • ba Pulse Wave Velocity

Unified Cardiometabolic Risk Score

The final report page delivers a single Cardiometabolic Risk Score (CMRS) — a composite percentage validated by the University of Miami — alongside four sub-scores for Lifestyle, Homeostasis, Macrovascular, and ANS function. Each score includes plain-language clinical comments and suggested next steps, making it immediately actionable for the physician.

Lifestyle ScoreANS activity, body composition, exercise tolerance
Homeostasis ScoreInsulin resistance, endothelial & autonomic function
Macrovascular ScoreArterial stiffness, ABI, aortic pressure
ANS ScoreMicrocirculation, small fiber neuropathy, cardiovagal reflexes

CMRS

35%

Moderate Risk

Overall cardiometabolic risk

Lifestyle

5%

Abnormal

ANS & body composition

Homeostasis

6%

Abnormal

Endothelial & autonomic

ANS

6%

Abnormal

Microvascular & small fiber

View Full Sample Report (PDF)

Sample report shown for illustration purposes. Patient data is de-identified.

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Ready to Bring Flow 7 Testing to Your Practice?

Cardio Metabolic Solutions LLC works with Endocrinology, Cardiology, Primary Care, Podiatry, and Neurology practices to implement the Flow 7 Advanced Testing System with no upfront capital investment. Contact us today to learn more.

No capital investment required — flat per-use rate model
Full billing and coding support included
Setup and staff training completed in 2–3 weeks
Medicare and most commercial insurance covered

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V.P. of Services

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