Healthie vs Nutrium (2026): which should you pick?

Pick Healthie if

• Fits if you're a dietitian or health coach who runs programs and wants clients journaling between visits
• Works for a solo clinician starting out with 10 or fewer active clients, on Core at $18 a month

Look elsewhere if

• Tight if you have more than 10 active clients, as Core stops there and Essentials stops at 250
• Pricey if you need unlimited clients or group telehealth, which start on Plus at $115 a month
• Watch out: claims need Claim.MD, listed at $25 to $30 a month plus a $50 to $100 setup fee, and cards cost 2.9% + 30¢
• Watch out: AI charting and the API cost extra, ePrescribing is $40 per clinician, and an inbound fax line is $10 below Plus
• Not for you if you have several clinicians and want a low price, as Group is $135 plus $50 per clinician

Pick Nutrium if

• Fits if you are a dietitian who builds meal plans and tracks clients
• Works for a solo nutritionist who wants a client app

Look elsewhere if

• Tight if you see more than 10 clients a month on the cheaper plan
• Watch out: the $25 and $39 prices apply to the first year only, and later prices are inferred from crossed-out figures
• Not for you if you bill insurance, as there is no insurance billing
• Watch out: the page shows euro and real prices in other regions, so figures can differ

Healthie

• Core stops at 10 active clients and Essentials at 250; unlimited clients start on Plus, and adding clinicians needs Group.
• Card payments cost 2.9% + $0.30. Claims go through a Claim.MD account, listed from $25 to $30 a month plus a $50 to $100 setup fee.
• AI charting and API access cost extra, ePrescribing through DoseSpot is $40 per clinician a month, and an inbound fax line is $10 a month below Plus.

Nutrium

• The listed prices apply to the first annual subscription or up to 12 consecutive monthly subscriptions; the later price is inferred from the crossed-out figures.
• The cheaper plan is capped at 10 customers a month; unlimited clients costs more.
• The page shows euro and Brazilian real prices in other regions, so a buyer outside the US may see different figures.
• Built for nutrition care, so it has no insurance billing or general mental health charting.

Healthie

Scheduling and client portal

Calendar and online scheduling with email and SMS reminders, a client portal, secure messaging and a client mobile app.

Charting and care plans

An EHR with smart-fill charting, a form builder, electronic forms and waivers, care plans, and goal and metric tracking.

Telehealth through Zoom

Individual video calls run on HIPAA-compliant Zoom at no extra cost on every plan; group telehealth and webinars start on Plus.

Online programs and journaling

Automated programs with fixed or rolling start dates, plus food and lifestyle journaling that clients fill in between visits.

Payments and insurance

Cards are charged and invoices sent through built-in Stripe. CMS-1500s start on Essentials, and Claim.MD handles claims and real-time eligibility checks.

AI charting

Healthie-built tools turn in-person, phone and Zoom sessions into structured chart notes and transcripts, for an added fee.

Nutrium

Meal plans and nutrient analysis

Meal plans built from a food database with nutritional breakdowns and equivalents, plus automated macro and micronutrient analysis of a client's intake.

Scheduling and reminders

Calendar, online booking, automatic appointment reminders and follow-up messages aimed at reducing missed appointments.

Video appointments with AI summaries

Native video calls, with the option to use Zoom or Google Meet, and automatic AI-generated notes for each appointment.

Client app and progress tracking

Clients see meal plans, log food intake and message the dietitian in the Nutrium app, and measurements and habits are tracked over time.

Records, payments and invoicing

Client profiles with medical history and progress notes, which the vendor describes as HIPAA and GDPR compliant, plus invoicing and payments.

Templates, recipes and education

Pre-built meal plan templates, a recipe library, 100-plus customizable infographics and a personal page or blog for the practice.

Healthie

• Core$18

  per month, billed annually ($19.99 billed monthly)

  Up to 10 active clients, with scheduling, payment processing, charting, telehealth, the client portal and the mobile app.

• Essentials$45

  per month, billed annually ($49.99 billed monthly)

  Up to 250 active clients; adds free outbound fax, custom forms, CMS-1500s, group and blast messaging, and the Claim.MD link (from $30 a month).

• Plus$115

  per month, billed annually ($129.99 billed monthly)

  Unlimited clients; adds group telehealth and webinars, automated online programs, and a dedicated inbound and outbound fax line.

• Group$135

  per month billed annually, plus $50 per clinician added

  For practices with several clinicians: shared color-coded calendar, roles and permissions, internal team chat. $149.99 a month billed monthly.

Nutrium

• 10 Customers / Month, monthly$49

  per month for up to 10 customers, billed monthly

  Full access for a maximum of 10 customers per month; $25 a month for the first 12 months.

• 10 Customers / Month, yearly$359

  per year for up to 10 customers

  Same limit billed yearly; the first annual subscription is $179. Renewal price inferred from the crossed-out figure.

• Unlimited clients, monthly$79

  per month, billed monthly

  Full access with unlimited clients, no commitment; $39 a month for the first 12 months.

• Unlimited clients, yearly$599

  per year, billed annually

  Unlimited clients billed yearly; the first annual subscription is $299 ($25 a month). Renewal price inferred from the crossed-out figure.

Healthie

• Annual discount

  Save 10% with yearly billing

  Healthie's pricing page lists a 10% saving for yearly billing, for example Plus at $115 a month instead of $129.99.

Nutrium

• Other savings

  Introductory first-year prices

  Prices shown are valid for the first annual subscription or up to 12 consecutive monthly subscriptions, shown as discounted from a crossed-out figure.