Well Plated Provider

Well Plated Provider helps eating disorder professionals stay connected to recovery between appointments, with tools to support coordinated, data-informed care.

You see clients for a small part of their week, but recovery unfolds in the time between. Well Plated bridges that gap with real-time access to meal logs, emerging patterns, and early indicators that additional support may be needed.

Provider, caregiver, and client apps work together to keep everyone connected around the same recovery journey while respecting each person’s role.

Review meals as they are logged, identify missed meals and shifts in patterns, and stay aligned with caregivers to support recovery outside of session. Designed for clinical workflows, Well Plated helps extend care beyond the therapy hour with structured, actionable insight.

Features include: • Real-time meal log review and pattern tracking • Identification of missed meals and emerging recovery concerns • Visibility into daily intake, weight, and movement trends • Assessment trends over time, including PHQ-9 and GAD-7 • Treatment model selection that tailors the guidance caregivers receive • Secure messaging with clients and caregivers • Time tracking for Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM), with an audit log for documentation • AI-assisted clinical calculations for treatment goal weight and calorie targets • Customizable meal plan and target configuration

Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) may support reimbursement for qualifying treatment-management work between sessions. Whether a given client, provider, and encounter qualify depends on device, communication, documentation, and payer requirements. Well Plated tracks your time and keeps the supporting documentation — it does not file claims or confirm eligibility. Verify eligibility with each payer before billing.

Well Plated Provider uses artificial intelligence to assist with clinical workflows, including treatment goal weight and calorie target suggestions. AI-generated values are informational only and must be reviewed using your professional clinical judgment before informing patient care decisions.