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.

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.
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.
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.
Protein on a low appetite, small-meal structure, hydration, grocery lists, and simple meal ideas — every day of the first 30.
Nausea, constipation, low energy, early fullness, reflux — met with eating strategies: what to eat, when, and how much to ease it.
Eating out, busy days, hydration reminders, and keeping the right staples on hand so a hard week doesn't end the program.

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.

Brevva is a tool you refer patients to — not a service that holds your patients' records. Three steps, zero data exchange.
We give you a clinic-specific code and link. Your front desk hands it to the patient at the post-consult handoff.
They scan and create their own private account. Nothing comes from you — the patient enrolls directly.
Daily food support through the first month, branded to your clinic, with anything medical routed back to your team.


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