Between-visit nutrition support
Care plans that operate between visits.
Lumo starts with a practitioner-published care plan, then uses client profile and preference data to generate rolling meals, handle swaps and check-ins, and answer routine questions inside the same shared thread.
What breaks between visits?
Not intent. Translation. Clients leave with direction, then hit groceries, travel, cravings, symptoms, family meals, budgets, and routines.
Goals and macros are clear in the chart, but the client still needs food for Wednesday night.
“Can I swap this?” should be answered against the active care plan, preferences, and restrictions.
Skipped meals, repeated swaps, and plan conflicts should become alerts before the next appointment.
Practitioners should review exceptions, not hand-build every meal or triage every routine message.
Support has to meet the week as it happens.
Lumo keeps a rolling meal buffer available, adapts affected meals when clients request swaps, and uses check-ins and feedback to make the next meal fit better.
How Lumo helps
Lumo keeps the published care plan as the approval boundary. Meals that fit can move forward automatically; outliers create practitioner-visible alerts.
- Generates rolling meals from the care plan, profile, preferences, and ingredient catalog.
- Handles meal swaps, ratings, and eaten/skipped/modified check-ins.
- Answers routine thread questions with care-plan context and practitioner boundaries.
- Creates alerts for nutrient drift, engagement risk, care-rule conflicts, and exceptions.
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