Manual monitoring is hard to sustain
Food charts compete with urgent clinical work and can leave an incomplete picture of intake.
AI nutrition monitoring for hospitals and care providers
Nutient uses AI to estimate what patients eat, track intake over time and surface nutrition risk to care teams—without adding more paperwork to the ward.
Market-readyplatform
NHS pilotapproved
Frontlineco-designed
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After mealBuilt for the organisations delivering nutrition care
01 / The challenge
Screening identifies who may be at risk. But care teams still need a reliable picture of what patients actually consume—meal after meal, without another paper-heavy task.
Food charts compete with urgent clinical work and can leave an incomplete picture of intake.
Meals, screening scores and clinical observations are rarely visible together at the point of review.
Without a clear trend, deterioration may only become obvious once avoidable harm has begun.
02 / How it works
A simple, repeatable workflow that turns everyday meal data into clinically useful nutrition visibility.
Record the meal before and after eating using a familiar, guided image workflow.
Nutient estimates intake and converts it into a consistent, reviewable nutrition record.
Bring trends and priority signals to the people who can assess, intervene and coordinate care.
i Nutient supports clinical judgement. It does not autonomously diagnose malnutrition or replace validated screening.
03 / The platform
Nutient translates the same underlying data into the view each user needs—from quick bedside capture to patient-level trends and service-wide performance.
A low-friction capture flow designed around busy staff, patients and real meal rounds.
Patient-level intake trends help nurses and dietitians focus reviews where they may matter most.
Understand completion, intake patterns and waste signals without a separate reporting burden.
04 / Organisational value
Give your teams a clearer, more consistent way to monitor intake while creating the data your organisation needs to improve nutrition care.
Book a demoSpot low or declining intake across meals, not only at a single screening point.
Give nurses and dietitians a clearer signal for prioritising review and escalation.
Replace subjective estimates and duplicated paperwork with a consistent digital record.
Measure adoption, intake adequacy and waste signals to improve the pathway.
Nutient is delivered with configuration, onboarding and implementation support shaped around your users, governance and clinical workflow.
Book a demoFlexibleservice deployment
UKdata hosting
Supportedonboarding & training
Confirm users, workflows, governance requirements and success measures.
Set up roles, care pathways and reporting around your service.
Train teams, go live and support adoption from day one.
Review usage and outcomes, then expand across wards or services.
05 / Responsible by design
Clinical usefulness is only one part of adoption. Nutient is designed around the governance, safety and workflow requirements needed for responsible use in care settings.
Pseudonymised identifiers and the minimum information needed for the agreed workflow.
Image and implementation data hosted within a UK environment, aligned to organisational requirements.
Designed to complement validated screening, professional judgement and local pathways.
Start with a focused service deployment, then extend across wards as adoption and value grow.
Why Nutient
Meals are not hospitality. They are part of care.
Nutient was created to make an often invisible part of the patient journey visible. By connecting what is served, what is eaten and what happens next, we want every meal to become an opportunity for earlier, safer intervention.
Zaenab IlesanmiFounder, Nutient
Questions, answered
No. Nutient adds objective meal-intake information to support validated screening, professional judgement and local care pathways.
The workflow is agreed with each organisation. Capture can be completed by trained staff or, where appropriate, by patients or carers.
Yes. Nutient can begin as a lightweight standalone deployment while integration requirements are mapped for wider rollout.
We align the workflow with your service, support governance and configuration, train users, and review adoption and outcomes after launch.
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