Computrition

Computrition sells foodservice and nutrition software to hospitals, health systems and military dining operations in North America. Its suites cover kitchen operations (menus, recipes, inventory, production), patient meal ordering and tray tracking, and retail point of sale for hospital cafeterias, plus data analytics. It is enterprise software sold through sales contact, with no public pricing.

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Best for
Hospital and health system foodservice, Military and government foodservice
Pricing
Quote only
Runs on
Web

Who it is for

  • Hospital and health system foodservice

    Covers diet order compliance, patient meal ordering, tray tracking and hospital retail dining in one vendor.

  • Military and government foodservice

    Sold to US military dining operations and military hospitals, with recipe, inventory, costing and entitlement tracking.

  • Multi-site institutional operators

    HealthCORE provides central system administration, user management and menu planning across sites.

Less suited to: Independent restaurants and small businesses. The product lines are built for hospitals, health systems and military operators.

What it does

  • Foodservice operations suite

    Recipe and menu management, inventory, ordering, production and costing for hospital kitchens.

  • Mobile floor stock inventory (HS inStock)

    Tracks par levels and floor stock at cost centres from a mobile device.

  • Nutrition food labelling (HS Label Elite)

    Produces nutrition and allergen labels for packaged food items in line with FDA regulations, according to the vendor.

  • Patient meal ordering (HS onTray, TouchPoint Dining)

    Patients order meals from a mobile device or bedside TV or tablet, with nutrient limit tracking and allergy-aware menus.

  • Room service (Room Service Connect Plus)

    On-demand bedside meal ordering managed from a central call centre.

  • Tray tracking (Tray InMotion Elite)

    Verifies patient ID by wristband scan, alerts staff to diet order changes and reports on tray delivery.

  • Diet order compliance

    SmartSubstitutions keeps meals matched to diet orders and allergies, with electronic patient cardex through EHR integration.

  • Hospital retail POS (SuitePoint!)

    Point of sale for hospital cafeterias supporting cash, credit, discounts and payroll deduction, with nutrition data on receipts.

  • Online ordering (SPOON) and self-checkout (SP Express)

    Online ordering with loyalty rewards and self-checkout for retail dining.

  • Data analytics (DataArc)

    Data warehouse and Power BI visualisations across foodservice, nutrition and retail data, with consulting.

  • System administration (HS HealthCORE)

    Central multi-site settings, global user management, task scheduling and menu planning.

  • Integration tools

    Web-service API (CI Integrate), HL7 interface (HS emPulse) and Active Directory with multi-factor authentication.

Pricing

Pricing model
Quote only

No prices are published. The site directs visitors to a contact form and offers demos.

How it compares

Compared with the 23 products in School, Hospital & Contract Food Service that have a profile on this site. These figures describe the category. They are not a recommendation.

  • Names 3 integrations. The median in this category is 2.
  • Lists Web only. Among the 23 products in this category that state their platforms, 10 list an iOS app and 8 list an Android app.
  • The category's 10 most-named integration partners are PowerSchool, Aeries, DATEV, Skyward, Sysco, US Foods, Account Tree, ACEware Systems, Active Directory, Aeries SIS. Of these, this product's listing names Active Directory.

Works with

Other
Epic (MyDining patient portal)Active DirectoryPower BI

Computrition connects to electronic health records over HL7 and offers a web-service API, but names only Epic as an EHR.

Where and how it runs

Customers in
United States, Canada
Platforms
Web
Hardware
Patient ordering runs on bedside tablets, TVs, remotes or pillow speakers through partner interactive patient care systems; tray tracking uses wristband scanning. Specific device requirements are not listed.

The vendor says it has over 1,300 customers in North America. The two countries are inferred from that phrase; a country list is not published.

The company

Company
Computrition, Inc.
Headquarters
West Hills, United States
Other offices
Bedford, MA (research and development)
Customers named by the vendor
City of Hope, Parkland Memorial Hospital

Security and support

Security and compliance
Endpoint encryption on POS transactions and multi-factor authentication (no certification named), Accessibility conformance reports published
Support
Services include a dedicated project manager and implementation specialist, account relationship managers, support services teams, virtual and on-site training and user conferences.

Listing details

Built for
Catering, Contract food service
Focus
Food-specific
Status
Active
Website
computrition.com
  • MealSuite

    MealSuite is foodservice software for senior living and healthcare communities.

    Names 18 integrations, against 3 for Computrition.

  • Illumia (formerly CBORD)

    Illumia is the new name of the company formed from Transact and CBORD, now sold under one brand.

    Names 4 integrations, against 3 for Computrition.

  • Delegate Foodservice Software

    Delegate is foodservice software from Delegate Technology GmbH of Vienna for institutional catering.

    Runs on Web, iOS and Android, against Web for Computrition.

  • Horizon Software

    Horizon Software sells cloud-based software for K-12 school nutrition programs: a lunch-line point of sale and MyPaymentsPlus, an online payment portal for meals, fees and activities.

    Listed as best for: K-12 school districts running meal programs.

What we could not confirm

These points were not confirmed when this page was written.

  • Price and contract terms
  • Founding year (the site says 44+ years in business), founders, ownership and parent company
  • Team size and funding
  • Whether cloud or on-premise hosting is offered
  • Interface languages
  • Security certifications
  • Integrations beyond Epic, Active Directory and Power BI
  • Mobile app names and stores