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The first step is to schedule a Discovery Call which is not billable to insurance.

To see which insurance plans we accept and for more information, please visit our Rates and Insurance Page.

• If wanting to use insurance, we will need to receive ICD-10 diagnosis codes from your physician for both Cigna and United Healthcare.

• Learn more on our Rates & Insurance page.

• Cash pay clients do not need a practitioner referral or diagnosis codes.

- We accept all major credit cards

- We accept HSA/FSA debit cards

- We do offer payment plans

- We accept CareCredit. You can learn more and apply here: https://www.carecredit.com/go/852TPB/

Yes! We can work with clients across the US. However, we can only bill insurance for Colorado residents.

The first step is to schedule a Discovery Call during which I will be able to learn more about you and your health goals, share more information about how I work with clients, be able to determine if we are a good fit for each other, answer any questions you have and discuss steps for moving forward.

• Discovery Calls are by phone.

• Once you are a client, we meet remotely via a HIPAA-compliant portal.

Discovery Calls:

• If cancelled within 48 hours of making appointment, you will be refunded minus admin/processing fees ($60)

• If cancelled after 48 hours and before 72 hours before your scheduled call, you will be partially refunded ($45).

• If cancelled within 72 hours of your call, the fee is forfeited and no refund is provided.

Once you are a client:

• 48 hours' notice or a $100 fee will be charged to the card on file.

• Emergency exceptions are provided.

• The short answer is that all Registered Dietitians (RD or RDN) are nutritionists, but not all nutritionists are Registered Dietitian Nutritionists. Virtually anyone can call themselves a nutritionist, which makes it really tough to differentiate those with extensive nutrition education (i.e., RDN and CNS) from those who took a weekend class or read a book.

• Other nutritionists (health coaches, holistic nutritionists, nutrition therapy practitioners, etc.) may have little to no formal training in nutrition, and their services are not eligible for insurance reimbursement anywhere in the US.