Nutrition Counseling May Be Covered by Your Insurance
In-network with major insurance plans including:
Most major insurance plans cover Medical Nutrition Therapy—especially for conditions like prediabetes, diabetes, high cholesterol, and weight concerns.
Many people qualify for $0 visits or low out-of-pocket costs.
We verify your benefits for you before your first visit—so there are no surprises.
Coverage varies by plan—we’ll verify your benefits for you.
How Insurance Coverage Works
Check your insurance
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We verify your benefits
We confirm your coverage before your visit
Start your personalized plan
Meet virtually and begin improving your health
Common Questions
Will I know my cost before the visit?
Yes. We verify your benefits in advance so you know what to expect.
Do I need a referral?
Some plans require one—we’ll guide you if needed.
What if I’m not covered?
We’ll review your options with you before scheduling.
Insurance coverage for nutrition counseling varies by plan, diagnosis, and medical necessity. While many patients have coverage, benefits are not guaranteed.
Coverage may depend on:
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Your specific insurance plan
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Your diagnosis or referral (if required)
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Your deductible and out-of-pocket costs
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The number of visits allowed per year
We help verify your benefits, but final coverage is determined by your insurance provider.
Conditions Commonly Covered
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Heart Disease
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Prediabetes and Type 2 Diabetes
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High cholesterol
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High blood pressure
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Overweight and obesity
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Fatty Liver Disease
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Digestive conditions
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Other medically necessary conditions
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Preventative Care
Coverage is determined by your individual insurance plan.
Steps to Insurance Coverage
Step 1: Submit Your Information
During booking, you’ll provide your insurance details through a secure form. You'll be invited onto our HIPAA platform Practice Better, and forms will be sent via email.
Step 2: Benefits Verification
We check your coverage and provide an estimate of your benefits.
Step 3: Begin Care
You’ll move forward with your appointment with a clear understanding of your coverage.
What to Expect at Your First Visit
Starting something new can feel overwhelming—that’s completely normal. The goal of your first visit is to understand your health, your goals, and create a clear plan moving forward.
Initial Assessment
Your first appointment is a comprehensive assessment. We’ll review:
Your medical history and current health concerns
Lab work (if available)
Nutrition habits and daily routines
Lifestyle factors such as sleep, stress, and activity
This helps identify what may be contributing to your current health and where to focus first.
Personalized Plan
Based on this assessment, we’ll begin developing a personalized plan tailored to your goals, preferences, and lifestyle.
You’ll leave with clear, practical recommendations—not overwhelming or restrictive guidelines.
Ongoing Support
Follow-up visits are designed to provide guidance, education, and adjustments as needed.
We’ll focus on topics that are most relevant to you and build on your progress over time.
Sustainable Progress
Long-term change happens through small, consistent steps.
Together, we’ll identify realistic goals to work on between visits—helping you build habits that support lasting improvements in your health.
Important Billing Information
You are responsible for:
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Any copays, coinsurance, or deductibles required by your plan
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Services not covered by your insurance
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Claims denied by your insurance provider
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Late cancellation and no-show fees
Payment responsibility is determined by your insurance company based on your individual plan.
We recommend contacting your insurance provider directly if you have specific questions about your coverage.
Ready To Check Your Coverage?
The first step is quick and simple. We'll guide you through the process.
Before Booking, please have ready:
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Insurance Card
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Driver's License or other ID
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Credit Card on file for potential copays or deductibles