Our Registered Dietitian Nutritionists (RDNs) possess unique training to guide lifestyle behavior via Medical Nutrition Therapy (MTN), effectively preventing unnecessary complications and enhancing patient outcomes while reducing cost for our partners.
Morrison partners with hospitals to assess nutrition risk and optimize patient outcomes. Up to 50% of hospitalized patients are malnourished upon admission — increasing the risk of falls, infections and pressure injuries.
Fewer avoidable hospital readmissions.
Reduction in pressure injury incidences.
Reduction in overall complications.
Annual malnutrition reimbursements for our partners.
With an unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional care for our clients and nurturing the professional growth of our clinical teams, we have firmly established a record of impressive results across a broad spectrum of hospital types.
A software tool that combines patient data with a targeted care model to achieve the early identification, intervention, and appropriate documentation of malnutrition
Tailored dietary therapy for patients suffering from chronic health issues, living in America’s food deserts, or part of health maintenance programs at home.
Comprehensive nutrition and risk assessment aimed at ensuring safe, high-quality transition of care and preventing hospital readmission or other adverse health events.
ACEND-accredited learning experience helping prepare dietetic interns every year. Program boasts a 95% pass rate for graduates taking the National RDN exam.
Digital tool that measures the quality of patient care according to accredited standards — incorporating key data from patient charts, personnel files, and process evaluations.
Clinical training and support for dieticians to optimize patient outcomes and compliance through committee service, career advancement, and continuing education.
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