Nourish Labs - Quick Start Guide

In pilot - Expected launch for all patients and RDs starting October 2025.
See one-pager attached for easy reference.

• One‑click lab requests in the Provider Portal

• Free basic lab panel for eligible patients

• Coordinated patient scheduling

• Integrated results view

• Critical-value support from our partner clinician network

• Outlined SOP to support nutritional coaching

• Personalized, data-driven care. Labs turn short-term goals into measurable, science-backed targets you can track together.

• Stronger engagement and retention. When patients see evidence of their concrete wins, motivation spikes and session attendance stays high, driving better long-term outcomes.

• Instant access + zero patient cost. One app click books a free draw at Quest or BioReference - no paperwork, co-pays, or doctor chase - eliminating friction so more patients access the tests they need.

• Click “Request Lab Panel”

• Request is routed to our clinician partner network to review and sign the requisition.

• Patient receives email to schedule lab draw

• Patient books & completes lab draw

• Partner clinician monitors results and contacts patient to support critical values

• Results are posted to portal - patient and RD both receive email/alert when available

• Review results, deliver nutritional guidance, and advise PCP review

• Document revised care plan and schedule follow-up labs when clinically appropriate

• New Nourish patient: For baseline testing, we strongly recommend a panel if an adult (18+) has no documented lipid panel and HbA1c drawn within the past 90 days.

  • This also applies for patients who have already been seen at Nourish but have not had baseline labs completed in the last 90 days.

• Follow-up testing: Reference the Clinical Resource Guides and use your judgment. We will include lab request nudges as relevant to patient conditions.

  • Generally, we recommend at least 12 weeks (~ 3 months) between a patient’s last blood draw and any follow-up panel.

  • Nourish will monitor lab requests to ensure they meet our standard of care.

Allowed - Explain how nutrition affects markers, set diet/lifestyle goals, document PCP referral.

Not allowed - Diagnose diseases, prescribe or adjust medications, chart medical interpretations ("uncontrolled diabetes").

Always encourage patient to consult with their PCP: “Please review these results with your primary‑care provider for formal medical interpretation.”

• Full SOP & action tables: Portal ▸ Resources ▸ “Lab SOP”

• Technical issues: support@usenourish.com

Nourish provides nutrition education and counseling. We do not diagnose conditions or prescribe treatment. All laboratory orders are signed by a licensed clinician in our partner network. Critical values are communicated immediately by that clinician. Patients should review all results with their primary‑care provider for formal medical interpretation and follow‑up care.