Pediatric Nutritionist

Many insurance plans will cover pediatric nutrition counseling as a preventative or medical service. We’re in-network with most major providers, so we recommend you verify your insurance benefits to learn what’s covered under your plan.

We offer in-person nutrition counseling at select Texas offices. We also offer virtual nutrition counseling in 15 states, including Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Delaware, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas, Utah, Virginia, and Wisconsin.

Many families come to us with specific concerns, and no referral or medical diagnosis is necessary for nutrition counseling. That said, some insurance plans, mainly HMOs, might require a referral from your pediatrician for coverage.

Whenever you feel it is necessary. Some examples would be: If it is recommended by your doctor, if they are getting behind on growth, if they are picky eaters, if a parent has a hard time coming up with meals for the kids, or if they are a young athlete.

We cannot know how long they will need nutrition counseling since our approach is very individualized and will vary from person to person.

It depends on what you’d like your involvement to be. A lot of parents like being in their child’s nutrition counseling sessions so that they are aware of the recommendations and can reinforce them at home.

We encourage you to fill out our request counseling form to tell us more about your child so we can match them with the right dietitian. If you already know who you’d like to work with, you can also book directly online.