The clinic program
Tune Me is a clinic that starts with measurement and refuses to stop there.
We are a musculoskeletal wellness and longevity program at Body Guitar Clinic. Our public home is tuneme2.com. We are not a rewrite of Dr Wheeler’s pain and sports medicine practice.
Tune Me exists because information is not a solution.
People already have watches, sleep scores, and heart-rate variability. They can collect a DEXA somewhere else and leave with a PDF. What they cannot usually find is a place that will measure carefully, explain the scores, and start a plan they can take back to their own doctor.
That is the job.
Measure → understand the scores → what now? → re-measure.
Where we are
Tune Me is at Body Guitar Clinic, 11040 Oakmont St, Overland Park, Kansas. (913) 291-2819.
We use DEXA to look at bone, fat (including visceral fat), muscle, and left–right limbs. We use motion evaluation when how you move is part of the question — strength, stability, balance, posture, gait. We also look at sarcopenia when muscle and function are the worry.
The mission is plain: precise, usable data, then a next step, so you can move better and age with a sturdier body.
What we are not
We are not a scanner shop. We will not hand you scores and a smile.
We are not a second primary-care office. We work with your physician.
We are not Dr Wheeler’s pain and sports clinic under a new URL. That practice is Body Guitar Clinic at bodyguitar.com. Tune Me is the wellness and longevity program next to it — same building, different public job. If you are already a patient of that practice, say so when you call.
Body Guitar theory lives on that site too. Learn more about the theory — we do not reprint the textbook here.
A free Wheeler Walking Protocol tutorial is on bodyguitar.com. The comprehensive Wheeler Walking Protocol is available nationwide before the New Year, available for purchase. Walking at Tune Me is clinic follow-through after the scores. Training plans, when we use them, stay part of a visit.
Clinic partners — remote monitoring, Kansas City Dietitian Collective (nutrition when that visit is bookable), Foot Foundations from Eric Ward (coming soon), Lemons Center Calm classes here at the clinic (they bill insurance; Lemons Center handles that), and Fullscript — are listed on At this clinic. They belong next to the plan. They do not replace your doctor.
Who this is for
Adults who want a clean baseline. People changing fat or muscle and tired of guessing. Anyone whose doctor asked for composition or bone density and who wants the results translated into a plan. People who want individualized medical information — and the solutions to tune your instrument.
Start with a useful first step.
A clinic visit at Body Guitar Clinic in Overland Park. Measurement, then a plan.