Our Why, How and What:

Why: Because when a loved one comes home from the hospital, families are handed life-or-death responsibility with little more than a printout and a prayer.
NutraRX exists to transform that isolation and overwhelm into clarity, confidence, and coordination - so that caregivers are no longer invisible to the system, and can lead the way toward more humane, connected care.

How: We design technology that connects people, data, and decisions across the full care journey, bridging the critical gap between hospital and home with tools that feel like support, not software.

What: NutraRX is a digital platform that equips families and care teams with shared care plans, real-time updates, and guided tools to manage transitions from hospital to home - from pediatrics to senior care.
Think shared calendars, medication tracking, discharge instructions, and coordination tools - accessible to family, nurses, and agencies alike.

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In March 2024, my only child experienced sudden kidney failure and was diagnosed with chronic kidney disease. Overnight, our family became responsible for tracking every critical detail - sodium, potassium, phosphorus, blood pressure, weight, symptoms, fluid intake, medications, and more - often across multiple caregivers with no central system.

Out of necessity, I created NutraRX.

NutraRX is a caregiver-first tracking platform that consolidates everything in one place: nutrition, input/output, medication alerts, synced vitals, and shared updates - all designed to reduce overwhelm and improve care. The goal is simple: to support families like mine in managing complex medical care with confidence and clarity.

This platform was born from personal experience, but it’s built for a much larger community - one made up of caregivers doing extraordinary work, often without the tools they deserve.

I’m a problem-solver at heart, and I welcome your feedback as we grow.

Thank you for being here.

Taylor Johnston, Founder

Meet the Team

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    Taylor Johnston

    Founder

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    Kila Montgomery

    Chief Marketing Officer

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Our Team & Advisory Board
NutraRX is guided by an exceptional Advisory Board of leaders in pediatric quality, public-health equity, healthcare operations, and DEIB, alongside two senior engineering advisors who ensure our platform is built to the highest technical standards.

Our build team includes Josh Barefoot, lead developer, and Christian Ritenour, executive assistant and operations support - keeping our development on track and our day-to-day operations running smoothly. Together, this mix of strategic guidance and hands-on execution helps us create a platform that is clinically sound, user-centered, and technically elite.

Milestones & Credibility
Accelerators (‘24 & ‘25):

Venture Center - BioVentures

ASBTDC - Lab2Launch

Delta Innovator Search
(Community Impact 2040 Winner)

ARise

Science Venture Studio - Mini Empower

Public Policy Lab - Compass Pilot
(New York City)

ASBTDC - SBIR Lab2Launch

Venture Center - VCWomen Achieve

Founder Gym - Lightship Foundation
(Atlanta)

Novella Center for Entrepreneurship - Conscious Venture Lab Cohort 14 (Baltimore)

  • Smartphone screen showing a login or sign-up page for NutraRX app, with options to continue using phone number, Apple, Google, or email.

  • Mobile app interface asking "What's your role?" with options "Caregiver" and "Dependent," "Caregiver" is selected. Buttons "Back" and "Next" at the bottom.

  • Mobile app screen for user selection with options to set up a new dependent or use an invite, featuring "Back" and "Next" buttons at the bottom.

  • Smartphone screen displaying a form to add a new dependent with fields for name, age, and medical conditions. "John Doe" and age "13" are inputted, "Diabetes (Type 2)" is selected. "Back" and "Next" buttons are at the bottom.

  • Mobile app screenshot showing a daily overview. It lists nutritional data for sodium, magnesium, and fiber intake, with progress bars. There is a schedule below with tasks like taking John to lunch and taking medicine, with an option to volunteer.

  • Smartphone screen displaying a calendar app interface with a create new event form. The calendar shows the month of September with a focus on the 2nd. The form includes fields for event name, description, start time, end time, and assignee, with a button labeled "Create Event."