Practice Better acquired That Clean Life

Practice Better acquired That Clean Life Practice Better, a prominent all-in-one practice management software platform catering to health and wellness professionals, has made an announcement today regarding its acquisition of That Clean Life, a nutrition planning software company based in Toronto. This strategic acquisition aims to seamlessly integrate nutrition planning and healthy eating into the workflows and care plans of Practice Better's customers, strengthening their practice management platform and empowering health and wellness professionals to provide better assistance to their clients. The decision to acquire That Clean Life was influenced by the opportunity to serve their communities more effectively, driven by customer demand. Kim Walsh, CEO of Practice Better, expressed excitement about the integration of products, culture, and teams, which will create an integrated platform, aligning with their vision to become the top choice and community for health and wellness professionals. This move will fuel their next phase of growth. Abigail Keeso, Co-founder of That Clean Life, highlighted the importance of personalized nutrition and the potential to enhance patient outcomes by making it easier for health and wellness professionals to deliver sustainable nutrition guidance. Earlier this year, Practice Better secured a $27M investment led by Five Elms Capital, supporting their expansion plans. They also appointed Kate O'Brien as Head of People and welcomed Kim Walsh as the new CEO. Austin Gideon, Principal at Five Elms, praised Practice Better's mission to enhance user experiences for health and wellness providers and individuals. He emphasized the significance of nutrition in creating positive changes in client outcomes and expressed excitement about facilitating the combination of teams and products between Practice Better and That Clean Life, enhancing their overall product offering.   Note: Content may be edited for style and length. Source