Before the service
Bring previous reports, test results, and a current medication list. Any special preparation will be explained when the appointment is scheduled.
Service overview
Nutrition and Diet Therapy Services
Individual nutrition plans for weight management, chronic conditions, children, pregnancy, and athletes, with body composition analysis at Al-Mohammad Medical Center.
About this service
Nutrition and Diet Therapy at Al-Mohammad Medical Center
Nutrition and diet therapy at Al-Mohammad Medical Center includes meal planning tailored to each person’s physical condition, age, lifestyle, and needs. Body composition assessment and follow-up measurements also inform nutritional care planning.
Individual Nutrition Plans
Meal plans for weight loss or weight gain
Nutrition plans for cardiovascular conditions, diabetes, fatty liver, kidney disease, and gastrointestinal conditions
Nutrition to support children’s growth
Diet plans tailored to pregnancy
Nutrition planning for professional and amateur athletes
Body Composition Analysis
Assessments use a Body Composition Analyzer to support diet planning and monitor changes over time.
Measurements Assessed
Body fat
Muscle mass
Body water
Visceral fat
Nutritional Care Follow-up
Diet plans are tailored to the patient’s circumstances and needs. Body assessment results are reviewed to monitor weight management and nutritional care.
Benefits
- Assessment tailored to individual needs
- Care delivered by the relevant clinical team
- A clear plan for follow-up when needed
Conditions addressed
- Health concerns related to this specialty
Service process
- 1
Schedule an appointment
- 2
Registration and medical history review
- 3
Assessment and service delivery
- 4
Receive follow-up guidance
Preparation and aftercare
After the service
Follow the care team’s instructions and attend any recommended follow-up visit.
Providing departments
Frequently asked questions
How can I book this service?
Contact the center’s reception team for available times and required documents.
Should I bring previous medical records?
Yes. Previous reports, test results, and prescriptions can support a more complete assessment.