ModifyHealth and Monash University Expand Partnership to Advance Low-FODMAP Diet Awareness in the U.S.

Partnership will further strengthen 'Food as Medicine' therapy, bringing relief to the millions of Americans managing IBS.

ATLANTA, July 1, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- ModifyHealth, a leading provider of medically tailored meal solutions, to transform irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) management in the U.S. is expanding its partnership with Monash University, the pioneer of the Low-FODMAP diet and a global leader in gastrointestinal research.

Building upon their initial collaboration in 2021, the partnership combines Monash University's trusted resources, including the Monash Low FODMAP Diet App, with ModifyHealth's Low-FODMAP Certified meal delivery service and expert dietitian support. Together, they aim to make the Low-FODMAP diet more accessible and effective for IBS patients.

The Low-FODMAP diet, developed by Monash University, is recommended by leading gastrointestinal societies, including the American College of Gastroenterology. It alleviates key symptoms such as bloating, gas, and abdominal pain in over 75% of IBS patients, establishing itself as a first-line therapy. Monash University continues to lead FODMAP research and independently certifies Low-FODMAP products, ensuring the diet's accessibility and efficacy.

The Monash Low FODMAP Diet App provides a comprehensive solution for IBS management, offering educational resources, a detailed food guide, symptom tracking, and access to FODMAP-trained dietitians. ModifyHealth complements this with certified, fully-prepared, Low-FODMAP meals and personalized professional support by expert dietitians.

"We are proud to work alongside dietitians and healthcare professionals to improve the lives of people living with IBS, and we are delighted to continue our partnership with the ModifyHealth team as we advance and expand the Low-FODMAP therapy across the U.S.," said Jane Muir, Ph.D., of Monash University.

"Our expanded partnership with Monash University marks a major step forward in transforming how we support those living with IBS," said Hagan Jordan, Chief Development Officer at ModifyHealth. "Together, we're making the Low-FODMAP diet more accessible — bringing evidence-based, enjoyable 'food as medicine' solutions to those who need them most. This collaboration reflects our shared commitment to revolutionizing IBS care and delivering real, lasting improvements in patients' daily lives.

About Monash University

Monash University is Australia's largest university. In the 60 years since its foundation, it has developed a reputation for world-leading high-impact research, quality teaching, and inspiring innovation.

With four campuses in Australia and a presence in Malaysia, China, India, Indonesia and Italy, it is one of the most internationalized Australian universities.

As a leading international medical research university with the largest medical faculty in Australia and integration with leading Australian teaching hospitals, we consistently rank in the top 50 universities worldwide for clinical, pre-clinical and health sciences. monash.edu

About ModifyHealth

ModifyHealth changes lives by making food as medicine simple, effective, and enjoyable for providers and patients. Along with home-delivered Low-FODMAP, gluten-free, Mediterranean, plant based, and low sodium meals, ModifyHealth provides dietitian support, remote patient monitoring, and education to ensure sustained benefits. ModifyHealth's turnkey programs improve outcomes and cost for chronic conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and related issues where dietary management is a recommended treatment. ModifyHealth partners with providers, payors, employers, and patients to make adopting healthier diets and lifestyles a reality. For more information, please visit modifyhealth.com.

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