FAQs

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    • Weight loss will never, ever, ever be something we promise. The human body is a complex machine and there are several factors that influence a persons body size and capacity to hold body fat. These factors include many things that are out of my realm of magic as a dietitian such as physical activity, lifestyle (desk job), sleep , stress, previous dieting history (yo-yo dieting), age, muscle mass, metabolism, genetics, health conditions (such as PCOS, thyroid problems, or hormone imbalance) and more. WEIGHT LOSS IS SO MUCH MORE THAN CALORIES IN VS CALORIES OUT!

    But we can help you lose the voice in your head that is constantly obsessing over food and your body.

  • Yes! At this point we accept United Healthcare and Blue Cross Blue Shield!

    We are working to get credentialed with all other major insurance carriers in the area. In the meantime, we can provide super-bills for you to submit to your insurance provider for reimbursement of service.

    • Most insurance companies do offer unlimited “preventative” coverage which means unlimited visits with a dietitian. Call the number on your insurance card and ask them a few questions.

    Do I have nutritional counseling coverage on my insurance plan?

    • If the insurance company asks for a CPT code provide them with the following codes 97802 & 97803. If they say you do not have coverage using those codes NEXT ask them to check your coverage for the following CPT codes: 99401, 99402, 99403 and 99404. We also can bill for S9470 if it is covered on your policy.

    Will my diagnosis (overweight, obese, diabetes, hypertension, etc) be covered?

    • If the representative asks for a diagnosis code (aka ICD 10 code) – tell them the visit is coded the ICD 10 code: Z71.3 If they don’t accept Z71.3 then provide them with Z72.4 and see if they will cover that diagnosis instead on your plan.

    How many visits do I have per calendar year?

    Do I have coverage for Telehealth with a Registered Dietitian?

    Do I need a referral to see a Registered Dietitian?

    How many preventative visits do I get per year?

    Are my diagnoses covered on my particular plan? (If you have medical diagnoses like diabetes or high cholesterol.)

    Do you accept super-bills?