EIP on AHA Repository

NutriCare.Life – Healthspan as a Service

Keywords: Active and Healthy Ageing, Behavior Change, Digital Health Innovation, Nutrition
Short description
NutriCare.Life – Healthspan as a Service, uses individual-specific genetic, gut microbiome information and evidence-based science, to promote actionable dietary and physical activity changes relevant to the individual that has measurable health and behavioural benefits. The team was created In 2018 when we launched a premium nutrigenetic test “GenetX”, in 2020 we pivoted based on customers’ feedback to develop the B2B2C web app NutriCare.Life to ease the test advice implementation and now we created a B2C mobile app to support users to be their own nutritionist/lifestyle coach. Our target groups: 1. Active nutrition: Silver surfer, Health-conscious food lover 2. Performance nutrition: Expert athlete, Fanatic Fit 3. Medical nutrition: Intensive need, Diet dependent
Evidence
Impact on health outcomes, Economic value to health and care systems, Economic value to patients, Contribution to citizen empowerment
Maturity
There is evidence for economic viability and/or of benefits to the target group of the practice. Further research/development is needed for routine use.
Countries
Poland
Romania
Geographical scope
International
Language(s)
English
Comment
n/a
Submitted in other database or repository of digital health resources that is publicly available
https://futurium.ec.europa.eu/en/active-and-healthy-living-digital-world/library/eip-aha-repository-innovative-practices, EIPonAHA Repository of innovative practices

Additional information

Relations
to clinicians / care practitioners
Health data analytics (Artificial Intelligence/algorithm development and calibration/machine learning/risk stratification tools/etc.)
to patients / citizens
Telehealth and telemedicine
Personalised prevention apps
Health promotion and wellness apps and wearables/virtual coaches
Health data analytics (Artificial Intelligence/algorithm development and calibration/machine learning/risk stratification tools/etc.)
Digital tools to support health education (health literacy)/digital health literacy
Primary target patient group (age)
Youth and young adults (15-24), Adults (25-64), Older adults (65+)
Addressed prevention area(s)
Nutrition and diet, Fitness and physical activity, Education, Environment (e.g., housing, workplace)
Use case and care pathway positioning
Prevention and wellness, Patient or citizen communities, self-help and mentoring
Ready to be transferred to
The practice has been transferred in other locations, regions or national scale in the same country.
Plans for cross-border implementation
Are considered and will be developed in the near future