Yes, I am currently in-network with Aetna.   I do recommend contacting your insurance company to see if they cover the CPT codes 97802 (nutrition assessment) or 97803 (nutrition re-assessment), so that you understand your coverage, possible co-pays, deductible, etc. Superbills are not a guarantee of reimbursement. Please see these instructions to help with discussing coverage with your insurance provider.

I am in the lengthy process of getting credentialed with additional companies. For those seeking care, who are not covered under companies I am credentialed with, I can provide you with a superbill, which you can submit to your insurance company to be reimbursed if your insurance company reimburses for nutrition counseling. I recommend contacting your insurance company to see if they cover the CPT codes 97802 (nutrition assessment) or 97803 (nutrition re-assessment). Superbills are not a guarantee of reimbursement. Please see these instructions to help with discussing coverage with your insurance provider.

This will vary based on every individual. Within our first few sessions, we will better understand where you are now and your goals, which will help define our journey together. Some people need only a few sessions; others may seek ongoing nutrition counseling for years. 

Absolutely! People find support in nutrition counseling for a variety of different reasons. Not all dietitians are versed in eating disorders, so I take pride in my skills in this area. While I do have specialties, I am clinically trained at one of the best hospitals in the nation and have exceptional insight into many nutritional concerns and/or disease states. 

Book a free 15-minute consultation so I can better understand your needs and any uncertainties you may be holding and we can go from there!