Built for healthcare providers

Choose the right way to deploy

Pricing depends on your organization's size, the modules you need, system integration, and implementation scope. We'll recommend the plan that fits best, with expert guidance.

Small-scale pilot

Clinic Pilot

Start by validating a single nutrition care workflow.

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  • AI meal recognition
  • Analyses pending review
  • Basic nutrition tracking
  • Deployment needs assessment
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Multi-site scale

Healthcare Enterprise

For multi-site, multi-department care and a long-term data strategy.

CustomBased on deployment scale
  • Multi-site care workflows
  • AI research assistant
  • Advanced permissions and auditing
  • Data and model strategy
  • Dedicated technical support
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Plan comparison

Compare all three tiers at a glance.

Features and support scope for each DietMate deployment tier
FeatureHospital TeamRecommended start
AI analysis
AI meal recognitionIncluded
Abnormality alertsIncluded
AI research assistantOptional
Workflow
Review queueFull
Cross-role collaborationIncluded
Automated reminders and schedulingIncluded
Security & integration
Role-based permissionsConfigured per department
HIS/EMR integrationPhased integration
Single sign-on (SSO)Assessment
Support
Dietitian trainingOn-site training
Technical supportDedicated contact

"Included" means built into the plan; "Optional" modules are scoped separately. Final scope is defined by contract.

Implementation

Deployment runs in four stages, each with a clear deliverable.

You don't need everything in place to begin. Most providers pilot in one department, confirm the workflow and outputs, then expand.

  1. 01About 1–2 weeks

    Needs assessment

    Map the department's current workflow, data sources, and IT environment.

  2. 02About 2–4 weeks

    Security and integration review

    Confirm the permission model and integration approach with your security and IT teams.

  3. 03From about 1 week

    Pilot go-live

    Start with a single workflow while training dietitians and adjusting the process.

  4. 04Ongoing

    Review and expansion

    Review results against agreed metrics, then discuss expanding to other departments or sites.

FAQ

Questions we hear most before deployment.

Yes, assessed in phases. You can start with DietMate as a standalone workbench, then, once the workflow is confirmed, agree on the integration scope and timeline based on your hospital information system's interfaces and security policies.

The timeline depends on department size, the scope of data integration, and your internal review process. We provide an actual schedule after the needs assessment, and we do not commit to a guaranteed date before then.

Yes. Training covers the review workflow, tracking setup, and handling abnormal results, with materials tailored to each role. Refresher training can also be arranged for multi-site deployments.

Yes. Everything the AI produces is a draft suggestion. It enters the patient's care record only after a dietitian accepts, edits, or rejects it, and clinical judgment and decision-making responsibility remain with the care team.

Storage location, retention period, and de-identification rules are configured according to your institution's policies, and exports are subject to the same access controls. Formal terms are confirmed jointly with your information security and legal teams.

Yes, and that is the starting point we recommend. Validate results and working habits with a single workflow first, then decide whether to expand to other departments or sites.

Enterprise

Multi-site deployment, data strategy, and custom integration, assessed together with our team.

We start by understanding your current nutrition care workflow and IT environment, then propose a phased deployment plan and timeline.