Savor Health is a digital health company that provides personalized, clinically appropriate nutrition interventions to cancer patients 24/7 “on demand” via SMS text with Ina®, the “Intelligent Nutrition Assistant” chat bot, currently in beta. The Company’s proprietary knowledge-based expert platform which “powers” Ina® was created by a team of oncology-credentialed medical professionals, data scientists and developers relying on their clinical and technological expertise to create an engaging and effective tool that addresses the unmet nutritional issues present in 90% of cancer patients at time of diagnosis and results in improved adherence, outcome, cost, and patient experience.
Savor Health’s scalable platform is licensed by pharmaceutical, payor and provider enterprises.
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How Savor Health’s Personalized Nutrition Technology Works
Ina® empowers patients and caregivers with the expert guidance to prevent and manage symptoms, remain independent and regain control.
Nutrition is one of the few things in life patients can control. Our knowledge-based expert system leverages the latest in evidence-based science, clinical best practices, and unique patient data to determine the most clinically and nutritionally appropriate nutrition guidance for each patient and which is communicated through SMS text with Ina®, Savor Health’s “Intelligent Nutrition Assistant.”
License Ina® for your employees, members, and patients to receive personalized nutrition guidance 24/7 “on demand.”
The Patient Tells Ina® About Their Cancer, its Treatment, and Other Information
Including their specific medical, side effect, and nutritional information and concerns.
Savor Health’s Proprietary Algorithms Evaluate Patient Needs and Preferences
Based on each patient’s unique profile, Savor Health’s algorithms identify the most appropriate supportive guidance for the patient from our expertly curated content database.
Ina® Texts Personalized, Clinically Appropriate Nutrition Guidance
Highly personalized, clinically appropriate nutritional guidance is texted to the patient based on his/her unique needs and preferences and in response to their questions or requests.
How We Help Cancer Patients And Caregivers
Savor Health began as a direct-to-consumer provider of individually customized meals for cancer patients. We found that 85% of patients and caregivers are frustrated with the absence of safe and evidence-based solutions that empower them with actionable information and resources to prevent and/or manage side effects, maintain a healthy weight, and be stronger for treatment and beyond. We created our personalized nutrition technology solution to meet these needs.
We know that many patients and their families still need the support of home delivered meals, menu/meal planning and counseling. For these families, we will continue to offer direct-to-consumer nutritional counseling, menu/meal planning and personalized meal delivery through a partnership with a high quality provider of organic, non-GMO home delivered meals. Savor Health works with patients and caregivers to identify unique needs, design the appropriate meal plan and facilitate home delivery of these meals. Our oncology-credentialed registered dietitians also provide one-on-one nutritional counseling and menu/meal planning.
We’re in the business of nourishing the body, mind and spirit of people with cancer.
Savor Health is proud to be part of Johnson & Johnson’s JLABS program and StartUp Health
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