Plans & packages
Programmes priced as a block with follow-ups tracked
A nutrition programme is a series of short appointments over months, and the whole value is in the trend. If the measurements are not comparable and the follow-ups are not kept, there is no programme — just a series of consultations.
Weight, composition and the other measures the clinic uses have to be recorded identically every time. A chart across the programme is what the patient is actually paying for.

Fifteen-minute follow-ups every two weeks are the easiest appointments in a clinic to skip. Reminders and rebooking matter more here than almost anywhere.
Three months of follow-up is a package. Pricing it per visit both undersells it and makes drop-off invisible.
Nutrition outcomes are a curve, not a visit. Everything depends on the same measure being taken the same way each time.
Programmes priced as a block with follow-ups tracked
Measurements recorded the same way each visit
Reminders for short, frequent follow-ups
Completion rate by programme and by dietitian
Yes. Structured fields recorded each visit produce a trend rather than a set of unconnected notes.
Yes, with the follow-up appointments drawing down from it and the remaining sessions visible to both the clinic and the patient.
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