Precision nutrition,
covered by most plans.

Yes. Most major plans cover medical nutrition therapy. What you pay depends on your plan and your diagnosis, so we verify your benefits with your carrier during intake and tell you what you will owe before anything is booked.

It depends on your plan and your diagnosis. Some visits qualify as preventive care with no cost-share, and others are processed as a medical benefit where a copay or deductible can apply. We confirm your exact numbers during eligibility verification.

Most major plans, including Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Humana, Anthem, and more. Coverage varies by plan, so we verify your specific benefits individually.

Most patients are verified and booked within a few business days of submitting a request. We handle insurance verification, scheduling, and onboarding so you can focus on your health.

We see patients by telehealth in Florida, New York, North Carolina, Arizona, California, Colorado, Illinois, Michigan, New Jersey, Texas, and Virginia. In Florida we are in network with most major plans, and our in-network list in New York and North Carolina is growing. We verify your benefits and network status before your first visit, and self-pay options are available if your plan is out of network. Self-pay is not offered to Medicare, Medicaid, or TRICARE members, whose programs' own billing rules apply.

Your insurance info, any recent lab work, a list of current medications, and your health goals. Your dietitian will guide you through the rest.

A registered dietitian (RD) is a nutrition professional credentialed by the Commission on Dietetic Registration. The credential requires accredited coursework and supervised practice, followed by a national exam. Most states also require a license. RDs are trained to provide medical nutrition therapy, the nutrition care most insurance plans cover.

Secure video call, 30 to 60 minutes weekly. Your dietitian reviews labs, nutrition, protocol adherence, and adjusts your plan each session. Every visit is documented with clinical notes.

All visits are telehealth. This keeps care consistent and accessible across every state we serve.

We don't prescribe medication. If you're on a GLP-1, or your doctor is considering one, your dietitian builds the nutrition side around it and coordinates with your prescriber. Dietitian visits are covered by most plans.

Dietitian visits never require a GLP-1, and a GLP-1 never requires our visits. Some patients pair the two for support with protein, meal planning, and side effects while on the medication.

We don't sell or bill medication. Medication costs run through your own prescription coverage and pharmacy, managed by your prescriber. Dietitian visits are billed to insurance, and most plans cover them.