Registered Dietitian Nutritionists (RDNs) are health professionals specializing in food and nutrition. Dietitians provide a behavioral health approach to nutritional care to help you reach your long-term health goals. To learn more about our approach to care, click here. 

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Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) is a nationally recognized credential. At Nourish, all our dietitians are RDNs, which means that they have completed a Bachelor or Master’s degree in Nutrition, passed a national exam, and complete a number of ongoing continuing education credits annually.

No, they are not the same. The title "nutritionist" is not a protected title, which means that anyone, including yourself, can call themselves a nutritionist. At Nourish, all our providers are Registered Dietitian Nutritionists (RDN) which is a legally protected title. Registered Dietitian Nutritionists must complete a Bachelor or Master's degree in Nutrition, pass a national exam, and complete a number of ongoing continuing education credits annually. Read our blog post to learn more!

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With Nourish, you can be sure that you are speaking with licensed health professionals that have been trained in nutrition and dietary intervention. To learn more about our approach to care, please click here.

We have a very individualized approach depending upon your current diet, your goals and the number and severity of the health issues you face. Ideally, we like to work with you weekly, bi-monthly, or monthly, depending upon your needs. This approach provides an opportunity to work with you during various eating situations throughout all the seasons of the year (holidays, vacations, barbecues, etc.). Some clients need more intensive follow-up than others — it varies from client to client, but we will always work with you for to achieve your best outcome.

Yes, at Nourish we have many dietitians who specialize in working with children. We have experience in dealing with nutrition issues related to children, including overweight/underweight, diabetes, hypercholesterolemia, food allergies, and eating disorders.

Nourish is available in all 50 states!

If you are looking for a dietitian who has expertise dealing with individuals diagnosed with a specific illness or have a more specific goal outside of general health, you can check out which dietitian would best fit your needs here by using the drop down selections.

All Nourish appointments are done via video call over Zoom. We recommend using a desktop computer or tablet connected to the internet to ensure there aren’t any connection issues at the time of the appointment. You can access your appointments through your reminder texts/emails, or by signing in to the Nourish portal at https://app.usenourish.com/#/portal. You do not need a Zoom account to log into your Nourish appointment.

Unfortunately we cannot conduct Nourish telehealth appointments with patients who are driving during their appointment, for both safety and compliance purposes.

Telehealth allows a healthcare provider to provide care to you without an in-person office visit. Telehealth is done primarily online with internet access on your computer, tablet, or smartphone. In the case of Nourish, we use Zoom as our primary means of holding any given appointment with your dietitian. You do not need a Zoom account to log into your Nourish appointment.

Yes, we have in-person availability in certain geographies, and are currently expanding our in-person availability. Please email support@usenourish.com to inquire about in-person availability in your area.

Medical records provide our dietitians with helpful information about the patient’s medical history. They also help ensure that we can get the claims covered by insurance!

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If you're interested in meal planning as part of your dietary guidance, please be sure to mention this to your dietitian during your initial consultation. This will help set proper expectations and allow your dietitian to tailor their recommendations specifically to your goals and preferences. Whether you're looking to manage weight, address specific dietary restrictions, or simply optimize your nutrition, discussing your interest in meal planning early on will ensure that your dietitian can provide you with the most personalized and effective guidance to support your journey towards better health.