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Whether your patient is new to tube feeding, facing intolerance, requires a blended diet with real food ingredients or needs a plant-based option, you can find an answer within the Compleat® family of formulas.

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Rooted in wholesome ingredients, our 14 formulas are designed to support a wide range of nutritional applications and patient satisfaction

Compleat Standard Formulas

COMPLEAT® STANDARD FORMULAS

  • Plant-based and vegan*
  • No artificial flavors, colors, or sweeteners
  • Calorically-dense options for increased energy requirements and/or restricted fluid volume
  • Contains soluble and insoluble fibers to support digestive health and normal bowel function
 
Compleat Peptide Formulas

COMPLEAT® PEPTIDE FORMULAS

  • Includes a variety of real food ingredients, such as tomato paste, peaches, green beans, cranberry juice concentrate, and carrots
  • Provides up to 1.5 cup equivalents of fruits and vegetables per 1000 mL
  • Plant-based and no GMO ingredients*; no dairy, soy, nut or other common food allergens; no corn ingredients
  • Hydrolyzed pea protein and added L-cystine provides a PDCAAS of 1
  • 40% of fat source as MCT to promote absorption and tolerance
 
Compleat Organic Blends

COMPLEAT® ORGANIC BLENDS

  • Made with a variety of blenderized organic whole foods plus vitamins and minerals
  • Provides approximately 4 cup equivalents of fruits and vegetables per 1000 mL
  • Organic and non-GMO❖; no dairy, soy, nut or other common food allergens; no corn ingredients
  • Complete protein blend provides a PDCAAS of 1
Compleat Original Formulas

COMPLEAT® ORIGINAL FORMULAS

  • Includes a variety of real food ingredients, such as tomato paste, peaches, green beans, peas, carrots, and cranberry juice concentrate
  • Provides approximately 1 cup equivalent of fruits and vegetables per 1000 mL
  • Milk protein concentrate, dehydrated chicken powder, and pea protein isolate provide a PDCAAS of 1
  • Contains soluble and insoluble fiber to help support digestive health and normal bowel function
 

❖Organic products are Non-GMO
*Visit www.compleat.com/policies to view our non-GMO and vegan policies

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Objectives
Upon completion of this webinar, the attendee will be able to:

1. State the most common categories of adult head and neck cancer (HNC), and associated treatment modalities
2. Describe nutritional challenges and goals in HNC
3. Identify evidence-based enteral nutrition support interventions in HNC
4. List improved outcomes of blenderized tube feeding (BTF) use in HNC based on the scientific literature

 

Watch now
Feeding the Head and Neck Oncology Patient
Date:
Duration:
60
min
VIEW NOW

Objectives:
• Identify common challenges associated with feeding tubes and strategies to avoid such challenges
• Describe key parameters used to assess GI intolerance and identify feeding regimen options to alleviate symptoms
• Describe dos and don’ts when recommending a blenderized or commercially prepared food-based tube feeding

Watch now
Managing Today’s Home Tube Fed Patient: Optimizing Delivery and Tolerance
Date:
Duration:
60
min
VIEW NOW

Learning Objectives:
1. Explain recently published real world evidence on the clinical and health economic outcomes of utilizing commercially blenderized formulas for tube-fed children and adults.
2. Describe at least two examples of how this recent data will change clinical practice.
3. Apply learnings through a case-based approach to identify how and when to utilize commercially blenderized formulas with tube fed patients.

Watch now
Commercial Blenderized Tube Feeding Formulas: Recent Evidence Supports Improved Clinical and Health Economic Outcomes
Date:
Duration:
60
min
VIEW NOW
...
VIEW NOW
Compleat Pediatric Organic Blends Real World Evidence Animated Overview
VIEW NOW

In this presentation, a multidisciplinary panel consisting of a physician assistant specializing in pediatric neurological impairment and complex GI disorders, a dietitian specializing in adult home enteral nutrition support and a pediatric gastroenterologist address evidence and current experience with food-based tube feeding formulas for their patients receiving tube feeding.

Watch now
A Panel Discussion: How Clinicians Utilize Food Based Tube Feeding Formulas
Date:
Duration:
50
min
VIEW NOW

Nutritional Management of the Medically-Complex Pediatric Outpatient Receiving Food-Based Tube Feeding.

This presentation focuses on the efficacy of real food-based tube feeding formulas through a review of the recent literature, highlighting the results of a recent tolerance study, and providing a case-based approach to describe pediatric patients with impaired GI function who demonstrated positive outcomes from receiving this type of formula.

Watch now
Nutritional Management of the Medically-Complex Pediatric Outpatient Receiving Food-Based Tube Feeding
Date:
Duration:
45
min
VIEW NOW
Watch now
The Recipe Builder: Take the Guesswork out of Creating Blenderized Tube Feedings
Date:
Duration:
60
min
VIEW NOW
Watch now
The Journey to Food-Based Tube Feedings in Adult and Pediatric Patients
Date:
Duration:
57
min
VIEW NOW
Watch now
A Plant-Powered Diet for Optimal Health
Date:
Duration:
52
min
VIEW NOW

Rooted in wholesome ingredients, our 14 formulas are designed to support a wide range of nutritional applications and patient satisfaction

Compleat Standard Formulas

COMPLEAT® STANDARD FORMULAS

  • Plant-based and vegan*
  • No artificial flavors, colors, or sweeteners
  • Calorically-dense options for increased energy requirements and/or restricted fluid volume
  • Contains soluble and insoluble fibers to support digestive health and normal bowel function
 
Compleat Peptide Formulas

COMPLEAT® PEPTIDE FORMULAS

  • Includes a variety of real food ingredients, such as tomato paste, peaches, green beans, cranberry juice concentrate, and carrots
  • Provides up to 1.5 cup equivalents of fruits and vegetables per 1000 mL
  • Plant-based and no GMO ingredients*; no dairy, soy, nut or other common food allergens; no corn ingredients
  • Hydrolyzed pea protein and added L-cystine provides a PDCAAS of 1
  • 40% of fat source as MCT to promote absorption and tolerance
 
Compleat Organic Blends

COMPLEAT® ORGANIC BLENDS

  • Made with a variety of blenderized organic whole foods plus vitamins and minerals
  • Provides approximately 4 cup equivalents of fruits and vegetables per 1000 mL
  • Organic and non-GMO❖; no dairy, soy, nut or other common food allergens; no corn ingredients
  • Complete protein blend provides a PDCAAS of 1
Compleat Original Formulas

COMPLEAT® ORIGINAL FORMULAS

  • Includes a variety of real food ingredients, such as tomato paste, peaches, green beans, peas, carrots, and cranberry juice concentrate
  • Provides approximately 1 cup equivalent of fruits and vegetables per 1000 mL
  • Milk protein concentrate, dehydrated chicken powder, and pea protein isolate provide a PDCAAS of 1
  • Contains soluble and insoluble fiber to help support digestive health and normal bowel function
 

❖Organic products are Non-GMO
*Visit www.compleat.com/policies to view our non-GMO and vegan policies

Place orders and ship them directly to your patients or your practice by clicking the link below. Orders for patients and orders for your practice must be placed separately.

Note: You must be registered and logged in to see active sample campaigns that you are elegible to order.

Nestlé Medical Hub

Please enter your credentials to access the full website.

Not registered yet?
Lost password?

Register now to access exclusive
resources from Nestlé Health Science

The email address is not made public. It will only be used if you need to be contacted about your account or for opted-in notifications.
Provide a password for the new account in both fields.
Product support and clinical evidence
Webinars hosted by worldwide experts
Materials to share with your patients
Accredited on-demand Continuing Education (CE) modules
Request product samples for your patients or practice

By clicking REGISTER, I understand that the personal data provided in this registration form will be used to grant access to the Nestlé Health Hub. I agree to receive information from Nestlé Health Science including new webinars, studies, articles, educational resources and more. I certify that I have read and agree with the Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy, and About our Ads.

Objectives
Upon completion of this webinar, the attendee will be able to:

1. State the most common categories of adult head and neck cancer (HNC), and associated treatment modalities
2. Describe nutritional challenges and goals in HNC
3. Identify evidence-based enteral nutrition support interventions in HNC
4. List improved outcomes of blenderized tube feeding (BTF) use in HNC based on the scientific literature

 

Watch now
Feeding the Head and Neck Oncology Patient
Date:
Duration:
60
min
VIEW NOW

Objectives:
• Identify common challenges associated with feeding tubes and strategies to avoid such challenges
• Describe key parameters used to assess GI intolerance and identify feeding regimen options to alleviate symptoms
• Describe dos and don’ts when recommending a blenderized or commercially prepared food-based tube feeding

Watch now
Managing Today’s Home Tube Fed Patient: Optimizing Delivery and Tolerance
Date:
Duration:
60
min
VIEW NOW

Learning Objectives:
1. Explain recently published real world evidence on the clinical and health economic outcomes of utilizing commercially blenderized formulas for tube-fed children and adults.
2. Describe at least two examples of how this recent data will change clinical practice.
3. Apply learnings through a case-based approach to identify how and when to utilize commercially blenderized formulas with tube fed patients.

Watch now
Commercial Blenderized Tube Feeding Formulas: Recent Evidence Supports Improved Clinical and Health Economic Outcomes
Date:
Duration:
60
min
VIEW NOW
...
VIEW NOW
Compleat Pediatric Organic Blends Real World Evidence Animated Overview
VIEW NOW

In this presentation, a multidisciplinary panel consisting of a physician assistant specializing in pediatric neurological impairment and complex GI disorders, a dietitian specializing in adult home enteral nutrition support and a pediatric gastroenterologist address evidence and current experience with food-based tube feeding formulas for their patients receiving tube feeding.

Watch now
A Panel Discussion: How Clinicians Utilize Food Based Tube Feeding Formulas
Date:
Duration:
50
min
VIEW NOW

Nutritional Management of the Medically-Complex Pediatric Outpatient Receiving Food-Based Tube Feeding.

This presentation focuses on the efficacy of real food-based tube feeding formulas through a review of the recent literature, highlighting the results of a recent tolerance study, and providing a case-based approach to describe pediatric patients with impaired GI function who demonstrated positive outcomes from receiving this type of formula.

Watch now
Nutritional Management of the Medically-Complex Pediatric Outpatient Receiving Food-Based Tube Feeding
Date:
Duration:
45
min
VIEW NOW
Watch now
The Recipe Builder: Take the Guesswork out of Creating Blenderized Tube Feedings
Date:
Duration:
60
min
VIEW NOW
Watch now
The Journey to Food-Based Tube Feedings in Adult and Pediatric Patients
Date:
Duration:
57
min
VIEW NOW
Watch now
A Plant-Powered Diet for Optimal Health
Date:
Duration:
52
min
VIEW NOW