Brevva for clinics

Your patients quit in the first month. Brevva is why they don't.

A between-visit food-support layer for your GLP-1 patients' first 30 days — branded to your clinic, with everything medical sent straight back to your team.

No integration · No staff time · No patient data leaves your clinic
A nourishing grain bowl with greens, sweet potato, chickpeas and broccoli on a warm linen napkin
The compounding cliff

Every patient is now harder to keep — and more expensive to replace.

Cheap compounded supply is gone. Patients face branded prices or narrower options, and the ones who drop in week three cost more to replace than they did a year ago.

64.8%
of non-diabetic patients stop GLP-1 therapy within a year — most of them early
~6 wks
where the steepest drop-off concentrates: the first-30-days window
~4 in 10
hit early nausea — the most-cited reason patients quit, and a food-support problem
Retention curve showing a steep drop-off by week six without support, and a higher curve with Brevva

One-year discontinuation among non-diabetic adults with obesity (JAMA Network Open / Prime Therapeutics, 2024–25). Early nausea per published GLP-1 trial data. Directional market context, not clinical guidance.

What it covers

The daily food and side-effect questions — handled.

Brevva covers the between-visit questions that flood your inbox: what to eat, and how to eat through the side effects that make patients quit. All food guidance, every medical question routed back to you.

Nutrition

What do I even eat now?

Protein on a low appetite, small-meal structure, hydration, grocery lists, and simple meal ideas — every day of the first 30.

“I'm full after three bites — how do I still get enough protein?”
Side-effect food strategies

How do I eat through the nausea?

Nausea, constipation, low energy, early fullness, reflux — met with eating strategies: what to eat, when, and how much to ease it.

“Everything makes me queasy — what's safe to eat today?”
Anything severe or medical is escalated to your clinic.
Habits & planning

How do I make this stick?

Eating out, busy days, hydration reminders, and keeping the right staples on hand so a hard week doesn't end the program.

“What should I buy this week so I'm not stuck at 9pm?”
A basket of fresh produce and herbs on a sunlit counter
The line is the product. Brevva answers the food; you keep the medicine. Every dose, symptom, or medical question is escalated straight back to your clinic — which is exactly what makes it safe to put in front of your patients.

In three columns

Helps your patients with

  • Small-meal structure
  • Protein & hydration
  • Nausea-friendly eating
  • Grocery & planning help

Escalates back to you

  • Symptoms & side effects
  • Dose questions
  • Anything medical

Never does

  • Dosing or diagnosis
  • Start / stop / switch
  • Medication or effectiveness claims
What your patients see

A calm home for the questions that hit at 9pm.

Patients open Brevva on their phone — dinner ideas, nausea-friendly options, grocery help, and week planning. Food guidance only; anything clinical routes back to your team.

  • Ask-anything food support between visits
  • Tonight's dinner and weekly meal planning
  • Pantry-aware suggestions — no patient data from you
Brevva mobile home screen showing dinner suggestions, saved meal plans, and an ask-anything food support chat
The patient-direct model

Your patients sign up themselves. You never send us their data.

Brevva is a tool you refer patients to — not a service that holds your patients' records. Three steps, zero data exchange.

1 · Your clinic shares a QR

We give you a clinic-specific code and link. Your front desk hands it to the patient at the post-consult handoff.

2 · The patient signs up

They scan and create their own private account. Nothing comes from you — the patient enrolls directly.

3 · They get First 30

Daily food support through the first month, branded to your clinic, with anything medical routed back to your team.

A clinic reception handoff — a QR card passed across a stone counter
Warm pantry staples for between-visit eating
You stay out of the data entirely. Patients enroll themselves, so you never upload or share a patient list. Your read-outs are aggregate and de-identified — a retention signal, never an individual record.
The retention math

One patient you keep pays for a year of this.

$3,600 – 10,800what one patient on program is worth, at ~$300–600/mo for 6–18 months
Keep even two patients in ten from quitting early, and the saved revenue dwarfs any plausible fee.
The pilot

Prove it on your own patients in 30 days.

A free pilot designed to produce one number: how many of your patients are still on program at day 30.

10
of your patients
30
days
Your QR
clinic-branded sign-up
Weekly
aggregate read-out
Founding Clinic Partner

See what your patients are really struggling with.

Fifteen minutes to walk the pilot — your QR, 30 days, a day-30 retention number against your baseline. No integration, no staff time.

Book a partner demo

Nutrition education only.Brevva provides food and nutrition support; it is not medical advice and not a substitute for a clinician. Medication, dosing, and symptom questions are escalated to the patient's clinic. Patients enroll directly; Brevva does not receive patient data from clinics.