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January AI Announces That Its Clinician Nutrition Monitor Is Now a Qualified Solution on Leading Healthcare Platform
Business Wire
Wed, July 8, 2026 at 6:30 PM GMT+5:30
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Patients log meals in the January AI app while clinicians access longitudinal nutrition insights directly within Epic
MENLO PARK, Calif., July 08, 2026–(BUSINESS WIRE)–January AI today announced that its EHR native app, Clinician Nutrition Monitor, has been qualified as a solution on Mayo Clinic Platform. The solution, powered by January’s AI & Nutrition app, helps clinicians manage patients by bringing real-world nutrition data directly into the clinical workflow. Patients log meals through the January AI app, and clinicians can view longitudinal nutrition insights alongside medications, weight, and BMI directly inside Epic, with no additional login or workflow disruption required.
Clinicians today have limited visibility into what patients actually eat between visits. Dietary recall is unreliable, nutritional data is siloed outside the EHR, and there has been no scalable way to connect a patient’s day-to-day food choices with clinical outcomes. January AI addresses this challenge by making it easy for patients to log meals via photo, voice, barcode scan, or search, then aggregating those nutrition insights with EHR data such as medications, weight, and BMI to create a unified longitudinal view directly inside Epic.
“Healthcare has historically been built around snapshots, but behavior happens every day,” said Noosheen Hashemi, founder and CEO of January AI. “What patients eat between appointments profoundly shapes outcomes, yet that information has remained largely invisible to clinicians. We built the Clinician Nutrition Monitor to bridge that gap by bringing longitudinal nutrition data directly into existing workflows. Qualification on Mayo Clinic Platform represents an important milestone as we work to make nutrition a measurable and actionable part of clinical care.”
