Registered Dietitians (RDs) are licensed healthcare professionals who must:

• Earn a bachelor’s (and often master’s) degree in nutrition or dietetics

• Complete a 1,000+ hour supervised internship

• Pass a national registration exam

• Maintain ongoing professional education

Extensive training ensures that RDs provide safe, evidence-based care — especially important for patients with chronic conditions or those taking novel weight loss medications, such as GLP-1s.

Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT) is may be covered by insurance for conditions like diabetes, kidney disease, and obesity. We’re happy to help you verify your coverage and make the process easy.

• Currently, I am In-Network with Aetna and United Healthcare (requires an applicable diagnosis from your primary physician to submit a claim). If the claim is denied, you will be responsible for the cash-pay rate.

  • For those with Aetna who do not have a covered diagnosis, I offer cash-pay rates that are discounted from insurance rates.

• Patients with another form of insurance can be provided a Superbill. You simply pay the cash-pay rate upfront for your appointment, and submit the superbill as a receipt to your insurance, which may reimburse you for part or all of your expense.

Although everyone can benefit from preventive nutrition guidance, some are more likely to need advanced care. Seek a dietitian if:

• You have with a medical diagnosis like diabetes, high blood pressure, or fatty liver

• You're using GLP-1 medications and need expert guidance

• You’re looking for long-term results based on science, not fad diets

• You want help navigating eating habits, weight loss, or emotional eating