Nexo Health & Pharma
A personalised kidney diet with artificial intelligence
A dialysis patient manages a very demanding treatment alone between appointments. We help them look after their diet without counting milligrams.
ForNephrology services, dialysis units and nursing
The challenge
Why it matters
Between one appointment and the next, kidney patients manage medication, fluids and a diet with strict limits on sodium, potassium and phosphorus. Mistakes have serious consequences and the nurse cannot be there at every meal.
How we solve it
Data, model, solution
- 01
Data
Medication, fluids and meals the patient logs in free text.
- 02
Model
AI estimates the sodium, potassium and phosphorus in each meal and compares it with their limits.
- 03
Solution
Concrete advice to improve the diet, reviewed by their nurse.
What's included
In detail
- Separate treatments: haemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis and advanced CKD
- Fluid control against the limit set by nursing staff
- Nurse dashboard with each patient's status and alerts
- Education and validated questionnaires
A support tool: estimates are indicative and do not replace clinical judgement.
FAQ
Questions we often get
How does the app know how much sodium, potassium or phosphorus a meal contains?
The patient describes what they ate in their own words and an AI model translates it into foods and portions, which are matched against nutrition tables.
Who reviews the recommendations?
The patient's nephrology nurse, who follows their progress on a dashboard and adjusts the limits.
Request information
Facing a similar challenge?
- A member of the team replies within 24 hours
- First conversation with no commitment
- Confidential: we never share your information
Prefer email? info@nexotechlabs.es
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