RxFood for Clinicians
RxFood is evidence-based with proven outcomes.
Whether you are a dietitian/dietician, nurse, pharmacist, diabetes educator, or doctor (just to name a few), RxFood can optimize your workflow, improve patient experience, support group sessions, and help you deliver better outcomes and experiences.
Evidence Based Dietary Assessments that are Fast, Easy, and Accurate.
RxFood Can be used in Clinics to support food records, enhance group sessions, support self-management through carb counting estimates, and CGM-Food overlays, and more.
This helps save you time, provide great patient experiences, and help improve outcomes!
How it works
Imagine taking pictures of your food, using our one-click patent-pending technology, and receiving:
1Carb counting for patients
Each logged meal presents carbs for education*
2A complete food-glucose profile
Easily see CGM overlayed with food, exercise and insulin dose to save time getting the data you need to help patients.
3
Receive an evidence-based, dietary assessment
See report diet quality data, see high/low GI foods, fibre, whole grains, and more along with food substitutions and recipe suggestions.
Notes
(*) Carbohydrate values are for education only. The values cannot be guaranteed and should not be used for treatment or dosing purposes
RxFood in My Practice
“Accurate diet recall is difficult to get from patients. People are busy with everyday life; it’s often hard for them to remember everything they ate and for some patients it’s challenging to be honest with someone else about their diet. RxFood allows patients to take control of their food habits; they see their analytics, and I can see their information as well! I can check-in to discuss changes and challenges with them, but the app is really for them, to support them.”
Chelsea, RD, CDE
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Evidence-based Dietary Assessments Combined with CGM data from Dexcom
FAST, EASY, AND ACCURATE.
RxFood provides An automated dietary assessment system is invaluable to overworked medical practices.
It efficiently gathers and analyzes patients' dietary data, reducing administrative burden and enabling accurate evaluations. It promotes patient engagement with self-reporting and personalized recommendations, improving practice efficiency and patient outcomes. It's a valuable tool in resource-constrained settings