Last updated: September 2026
Medical Disclaimer
Tubely is a care coordination and information management platform operated by Wholefeed Pty Ltd (ABN 25 696 877 406). It is designed to help families, carers, clinicians, and other members of a care circle share and coordinate tube feeding care plans, medication schedules, daily care logs, and handover information.
Tubely is NOT Medical Advice
Nothing in the Tubely application, website, or related communications constitutes medical advice, clinical guidance, a diagnosis, or a treatment recommendation. The information displayed in Tubely is entered by users and has not been verified by Wholefeed Pty Ltd or any medical professional associated with the platform.
Tubely is NOT a Medical Device
Tubely does not meet the definition of a medical device under the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989 (Australia), the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (United States), or the Medical Devices Regulations 2002 (United Kingdom).
- Tubely does not provide clinical decision support.
- Tubely does not generate automated treatment recommendations, dosage calculations, or clinical alerts based on entered data.
- Tubely does not control, interface with, or communicate with any medical device, including enteral feeding pumps, infusion devices, or monitoring equipment.
User-Entered Information
All information in Tubely, including patient profiles, feeding plans, medication schedules, and care logs, is entered by users. Wholefeed Pty Ltd does not verify the accuracy, completeness, or clinical appropriateness of any user-entered information. Users are responsible for ensuring the accuracy of the information they enter.
Always Consult Qualified Healthcare Professionals
All decisions about tube feeding regimens, formula selection, feeding rates and volumes, medication dosages, and medical care must be made by qualified healthcare professionals (including doctors, dietitians, and nurses) in consultation with the patient or their parent or guardian. Do not change a feeding plan, medication dosage, or care routine based solely on information displayed in Tubely without first consulting your healthcare team.
Not a Substitute for Professional Care
Tubely supplements but does not replace the care provided by healthcare professionals. It does not replace clinical assessments, medical appointments, or professional medical judgement. It is a tool to help families and carers communicate and coordinate, not a tool to make clinical decisions.
Handover Summaries Are Supplementary
Handover summaries generated by Tubely are intended as supplementary information to assist with care transitions. They are not a substitute for clinical handover procedures, triage assessments, or medical history taking by qualified clinicians. Clinicians should independently verify all information in a handover summary.
Emergency Situations
In a medical emergency, call your local emergency number immediately:
Do not use Tubely as a substitute for emergency medical care. While the handover summary may provide useful background information for emergency clinicians, it does not replace emergency assessment and treatment.
No Professional Relationship
Use of Tubely does not create a doctor-patient, dietitian-patient, or any other professional-client relationship between you and Wholefeed Pty Ltd, its founder, employees, or contractors. The founder of Wholefeed Pty Ltd is an Accredited Practising Dietitian; however, the founder does not provide clinical advice or services through the Tubely platform.
Limitation of Liability for Clinical Outcomes
Wholefeed Pty Ltd accepts no liability for any clinical decisions, medical outcomes, adverse events, injuries, or deaths that may arise directly or indirectly from the use of, or reliance on, information stored in, displayed by, or generated by the Tubely application. All clinical responsibility rests with the qualified healthcare professionals involved in the patient's care and with the patient's parent or guardian.
Regulatory Classification
Tubely is classified as a care coordination and information management tool. It is not regulated as a medical device by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) in Australia, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the United States, or the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) in the United Kingdom. This regulatory positioning is reviewed regularly and will be maintained as the platform's features evolve. If regulatory classification changes, users will be notified.