Welcome
Prepare for better nutrition conversations
This page is designed to help patients and caregivers understand product basics, organize questions, and prepare for conversations with a healthcare provider. It does not replace medical advice.
Patient and caregiver education
Patient Hub
Simple education and support resources to help patients and caregivers discuss nutritional care with their healthcare team.
Simple path
1
Learn the basics
Review plain-language information before your visit.
2
Prepare questions
Use the checklist to focus your care-team conversation.
3
Follow guidance
Use product information only as directed by your healthcare provider.
Nutrition basics
Understanding nutritional support
Nutritional support can be part of a broader care plan for people managing kidney health or other clinical nutrition needs. Your healthcare team can help decide whether a nutrition product fits your diet, lab monitoring, health history, and current care plan.
Bring questionsUse this page to prepare for a practical care-team conversation.
Stay individualizedYour clinician can account for your diet, labs, and medical history.
Visit checklist
Questions to ask your healthcare provider
- Is this product appropriate for my nutrition plan?
- How should I use it with my current diet?
- Are there ingredients I should avoid?
- How often should my labs or health status be monitored?
- Should I bring this product information to my dietitian or clinician?
Safe use
How to use product information safely
Do not self-prescribe, start, stop, or change any nutrition product without professional guidance. Product information is most useful when reviewed with your clinician or dietitian.
- Follow clinician guidance.
- Read the label.
- Report adverse reactions.
- Keep routine appointments.
- Ask about interactions with dietary restrictions or medications.
Appointment prep
What to bring to your next visit
A little preparation can make product conversations easier and more specific to your needs.
- Your current product label or product page.
- A list of medications, supplements, and nutrition products you already use.
- Any dietary restrictions your healthcare team has given you.
- Recent lab or monitoring questions you want to discuss.
Patient resources
Helpful materials to review with your care team
Product Brochure
In-development patient-friendly product overview for review with your care team.
Request when availablePatient FAQ
In-development answers to common questions patients can discuss with their care team.
Request when availableCaregiver Guide
In-development caregiver support and visit-preparation materials.
Request when availableHow to Talk to Your Dietitian
In-development discussion prompts for nutrition appointments.
Request when availableFAQ
Common patient questions
Can I decide on my own whether this product is right for me?
No. This information is educational and should be reviewed with a healthcare professional who understands your nutrition plan and health history.
Should I bring product information to my dietitian or clinician?
Yes. Bringing the label, product page, or approved brochure can help your care team decide whether it fits your current plan.
What should I do if something does not feel right after starting a product?
Stop and contact your healthcare provider promptly. Report any unexpected reactions or concerns to your care team.
This information is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider before starting or changing any nutrition product.
Next steps
Bring your questions to your healthcare team
Use these resources to support a practical, patient-specific conversation with your clinician or dietitian.