Diabetes Management starts with lifestyle changes
Get Medical Nutrition Therapy in English or Spanish
Talk to a registered dietitian about how to improve your blood pressure, GFR, A1C, and triglyceride levels independent of medications
In-person or Telehealth* appointments
*contingent on health insurance approval
Accepting Insurance from Aetna, Anthem, United Healthcare, Medicare & Out-of-Pocket
FAQ
Registered dietitians (RDs) are nutrition experts who have completed a rigorous education and training program. They are licensed to practice dietetics and provide medical nutrition therapy. Nutritionists, on the other hand, do not have the same level of education or training as RDs. They may have some training in nutrition, but they are not licensed to practice dietetics.
A dietitian can help you create a personalized diabetes management plan that meets your individual needs. They can teach you about the latest diabetes research and treatment options, and they can help you develop healthy eating habits and exercise routines.
There are many benefits to working with a dietitian, including:
* They can help you create a personalized diabetes management plan that meets your individual needs.
* They can teach you about the latest diabetes research and treatment options.
* They can help you develop healthy eating habits and exercise routines.
* They can provide you with emotional support and motivation.
* They can help you cope with the challenges of living with diabetes.
During a consultation with a dietitian, you can expect to discuss your medical history, your current diet and exercise habits, and your goals for diabetes management. The dietitian will then assess your individual needs and create a personalized diabetes management plan. They will also provide you with resources and support to help you achieve your goals.
No. Foremost, I am passionate about helping patients achieve confidence in making healthy choices regardless of their health status. There are several conditions that are associated with diabetes, and I am here to guide patients on how nutrition affects: cardiovascular disease, hypertension, dyslipidemia, obesity, PCOS, celiac disease, and thyroid disease, fatty liver and more.
Office Hours:
Monday – Wednesday 9AM – 4PM
Thursday 8:30 AM- 2:30 PM
Friday 8:30 AM – 4PM
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