Is Nutrition Counseling right for me?

​If you're looking to improve your nutrition health, we invite you to schedule a session with us to explore how nutrition counseling can benefit you. We'll have the opportunity to clarify any questions or concerns you may have, and suggest the best solutions to suit your needs. A personalized nutrition plan, tailored to your specific goals can help you achieve optimal health and wellness. 

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Do you accept insurance? What forms of payment do you accept?

 We currently accept: 

Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Massachusetts  

Harvard Pilgrim Health Care

Massachusetts General Brigham Health Plan

American Specialty Health

 

If your insurance company is not listed, rest assured, we can still provide you services.  Contact our office to find out how your insurance company can and may cover your costs. We also accept out of pocket payments.  

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What will my insurance cover?

Contact your insurance company and inquire about your coverage. You may also speak with one of our professionals who can contact your insurance company on your behalf and verify your insurance coverage for our services.  

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How long are sessions? How frequently will I need to be seen?

The Initial Assessment typically lasts 60 to 90 minutes. Follow-up sessions run between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on the needs of the client. Clients start off on a weekly basis and then increase or decrease the frequency of appointments, overtime.

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Can I combine Fitness + Nutrition services?

Yes! services can be combined; We've created package deals that are discounted when combined.

Please review our PACKAGE DEALS or create your own by selecting  from our available services. 

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Where will my appointment be?

Appointments are available In-person at our Randolph Ma, location: ( 500 N Main Street, Unit D, Suite 202 ) or via Telehealth (Virtual). 

 

What is the difference between a Dietitian Vs. a Nutritionist?

​A registered dietitian (RD), often referred to as a dietitian or a registered dietitian nutritionist, is a nationally recognized, board-certified food and nutrition expert. The RD credential indicates that the individual has obtained a degree in nutrition from an accredited university, completed a 1200-hour dietetic internship in a medical facility, passed a national exam by the Commission on Dietetic Registration and is in good-standing by completing continuing education. In some States, there is a secondary license to practice conferred by the state board of professional accreditation. For Massachusetts, the license designation is, a "Licensed Dietitian/Nutritionist (LDN)."

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Nutritionists typically work with individuals or populations to teach them more about general nutrition, food and health. However, Nutritionist are limited in what they can do in many states. Nutritionists usually cannot provide medical nutritional counseling, diagnose, treat illnesses and more. 

 

In contrast, a registered dietitian is a credentialed professional who is licensed  and can provide medical nutrition therapy and counseling, to treat an illness.