SynergyTop Developed A User-Friendly Web App For Dieticians  

Awareness regarding diet and health is on a constant rise today. People are more concerned about what they consume now than ever before. And that means more and more people are now rushing toward dieticians to get diet plans.

Whether it is to manage certain health conditions, lose/gain weight, or maintain general good health, dieticians are seeing a huge influx of patients coming in. To help dieticians better manage and serve their patients, team SynergyTop designed and developed a user-friendly web application for them.  

Client’s Goals

It is every dietician’s goal to better serve their patients, ensure they get the best and most suitable diet plans and quickly move towards results and recovery. 

Our dietician web app solution – Aahar – is made with these goals in mind. We help dieticians realize these basic goals of user satisfaction and optimum service, which in turn helps them automate things and manage more patients with higher efficiency and at a lower cost.                                                                                                      

Challenge

Higher awareness about health and a greater inclination towards getting a diet plan made by a professional dietician is good news for those in the profession. But it comes with its fair share of challenges too. Dieticians often struggle to serve patients with ease, reduce manual labor, and automate (to some extent) the task of diet chart creation. The SynegryTop web app for dieticians was developed to help dieticians counter these challenges. 

The solution

The SynergyTop team designed and developed a user-friendly web app for practicing dieticians and medical professionals. The web app has the following key features:

• Dynamically generates diet charts based on patient’s medical records and characteristics
• Intuitive web application for practitioners to manage complete diet chart/food option based on the planned treatment
• Email integration and options for instantly printing the diet chart using a connected printer.