Geriatric Nutrition
Ageing well is a nutrition project. Protein, strength, bone density, appetite and hydration all quietly decide independence in the seventies and beyond. Our geriatric dietitians partner with older adults and their families with warmth, patience and clinical precision.
- Healthy Ageing
- Frailty
- Osteoporosis
- Sarcopenia
- ·Adults 60+ noticing weakness, weight loss or reduced appetite
- ·Families of parents recently discharged from hospital
- ·People managing osteoporosis, sarcopenia or frailty
- ·Caregivers of dementia and Parkinson's patients
Precise care for the things that actually change lives.
Sarcopenia & Muscle Loss
Protein distribution, leucine-rich meals and resistance training pairing.
Osteoporosis & Bone Health
Calcium, vitamin D, K2 and weight-bearing movement plans.
Post-Hospitalisation Recovery
Rebuild appetite, weight and strength after illness or surgery.
Chewing, Swallowing & Dementia
Texture-modified, nutrient-dense meals that respect dignity.
Principles we won't compromise on.
Small meals, big protein
Six gentle meals rather than three heavy ones — easier on appetite and gut.
Family-included
Sons, daughters and caregivers are part of every plan.
Kind, unhurried consults
Longer sessions, patient explanations, no jargon.
What you get, in one calm package.
Every geriatric nutrition engagement follows the same structure — so you always know what's next.
- 1Comprehensive geriatric nutrition assessment
- 2Personalised protein and micronutrient plan
- 3Texture and portion guide for chewing / swallowing issues
- 4Caregiver briefing call
- 5Monthly follow-ups tailored to mobility and medication changes
Guideline-driven. Not guesswork.
Every plan our dietitians write is traceable to peer-reviewed clinical guidance. No fads, no proprietary protocols, no supplement upsells.
- ESPEN Guideline on Clinical Nutrition and Hydration in Geriatrics
- PROT-AGE Study Group protein recommendations
- Indian Society for Bone and Mineral Research guidance
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Before you book.
My parent doesn't want to see 'yet another doctor'.
We are dietitians, not doctors. Our first call is a gentle conversation, often with a family member present.
Can consults be done at home?
Yes — video consults from the living room work beautifully for older adults.
Do you coordinate with the treating physician?
Always. We send a summary and adjust to their plan.
Talk to a geriatric nutrition dietitian this week.
First consult is a conversation, not a commitment.