Malnutrition Clinical Decision Support Solution
Improve patient care and hospital revenue by accurately diagnosing malnutrition within your EHR's existing workflow.
MalnutritionCDS™ integrates with major EHRs including
Epic and Oracle Health (Millennium)

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MalnutritionCDS™ Solution has successfully integrated with Epic
and is available Epic Connection Hub
Do You Know the True Impact of Malnutrition at Your Hospital?
Malnutrition is common, complicated, and costly.
Our MalnutritionCDS™ solution is designed to help hospitals address this critical “blind spot,” deliver exceptional patient care and drive critical revenue.

The Nutrition Insights Physicians Need
Dietitians cannot diagnose malnutrition.
Physicians don't always recognize the signs and symptoms.
Junum provides the tools needed to accurately diagnose malnutrition within your existing EHR workflows — and improve revenue capture accordingly.
Recover Reimbursements and Maximize Revenue
What Can an Accurate Malnutrition Diagnosis Mean For Your Bottom Line?
Lafayette General Health doubled its malnutrition diagnosis rate and increased revenue by $1.9M in just three years.
Read the Case StudyDiagnose Earlier to Intervene Sooner

Don’t wait for the coding phase to document and diagnose malnutrition. Early identification can help you inform care plans and improve outcomes.
- Put key nutrition insights right in the EHR to help inform clinical decisions early
- Help dietitians document clinical characteristics to support physicians’ diagnoses
- Visualize the impact with at-a-glance insights and interactive body diagrams
Report Optimal Malnutrition Care to CMS
The Malnutrition Care Score (formerly the Global Malnutrition Composite Score or GMCS) is the first nutrition-focused electronic clinical quality measure (eCQM) to be included in hospital quality reporting. MCS identifies the percentage of hospitalized adults 65 years and older (for reporting data from 2024 and 2025) or expanded to all adults aged 18 and older (for reporting data in 2026 and beyond) that received optimal malnutrition care during their inpatient stay.
Implementing MCS can help hospitals improve care while advancing health equity goals.
Our Team
Our team is comprised of nutrition IT experts with a deep understanding of clinical nutrition, EHR implementations, process improvement, finance, operations management and health IT.