CARDIOMETABOLIC HEALTH
Cardiometabolic Nutrition Counseling
Work with a registered dietitian to improve your nutrition and support healthy blood sugar, cholesterol, blood pressure, and overall cardiovascular health.
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ABOUT CARDIOMETABOLIC HEALTH
A Practical Approach to Cardiometabolic Health
Nutrition plays an important role in managing blood sugar, cholesterol, blood pressure, and other markers of cardiometabolic health. Nutrition counseling can help you make targeted changes while building an eating pattern you can maintain.
Cardiometabolic Nutrition Support May Be a Good Fit if You:
- Have high cholesterol or triglycerides
- Have high blood pressure
- Have prediabetes or type 2 diabetes
- Have fatty liver disease
- Want to improve your heart and metabolic health through nutrition
Your plan starts with you
We’ll look at your health history, lab results, eating habits, lifestyle, medications, and goals. From there, we’ll identify your nutrition priorities and build a practical plan to support your cardiometabolic health.
HOW NUTRITION CAN HELP
How Nutrition Counseling Can Help with Cardiometabolic Health
Nutrition counseling can help you make targeted dietary changes based on your health needs while building habits that support long-term cardiovascular and metabolic health.
Heart-Healthy Nutrition
Build an eating pattern that supports healthy cholesterol, triglycerides, and blood pressure.
Personalized Nutrition
Develop an approach based on your health history, lab results, preferences, lifestyle, and goals.
Blood Sugar Management
Structure meals and food choices to support blood sugar management and metabolic health.
Sustainable Habits
Turn nutrition recommendations into practical habits you can maintain over time.
WHAT WE’LL WORK ON
Nutrition Strategies Built Around Your Cardiometabolic Health
Your nutrition plan will depend on your health history, lab results, medications, eating habits, and goals. We may work on areas such as:
Cholesterol & Triglycerides
Fiber & Nutrient Intake
Blood Sugar Management
Meal Structure
Blood Pressure
Weight Management
HOW IT WORKS
How Nutrition Counseling Works
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Check Your Insurance Benefits
Submit your insurance information so we can review your nutrition counseling benefits.
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Meet With Your Dietitian
We’ll discuss your health, nutrition history, eating habits, goals, and what you want help with.
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Build Your Plan
You’ll leave with clear priorities and practical steps based on your needs and goals.
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Adjust as You Progress
Follow-up visits help us review progress, solve problems, and adjust your plan over time.
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Your insurance plan may include nutrition counseling benefits. Check your benefits to see what your plan covers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about cardiometabolic nutrition counseling, insurance coverage, and what to expect when working with a dietitian.
Does Insurance Cover Cardiometabolic Nutrition Counseling?
Many insurance plans include nutrition counseling benefits. Coverage varies by plan, so you can submit your insurance information to have your benefits reviewed before getting started.
Can Nutrition Counseling Help With High Cholesterol?
Yes. Nutrition counseling can help you adjust your intake of fiber, fats, and other foods and nutrients that affect LDL cholesterol, triglycerides, and overall cardiovascular health.
Can You Help With Prediabetes or Type 2 Diabetes?
Yes. We can work on meal structure, carbohydrate intake, fiber, physical activity, and other nutrition strategies that support blood sugar management.
Can Nutrition Help Lower Blood Pressure?
Nutrition can play an important role in blood pressure management. We may work on sodium, potassium-rich foods, overall diet quality, weight management, and other strategies based on your individual needs.
Do I Need to Follow a Strict Diet?
No. Your plan will be built around your health needs, food preferences, lifestyle, and goals. The focus is on making targeted changes that you can maintain rather than following a restrictive diet.
What Should I Bring to My First Appointment?
If available, having recent lab results, your medication list, and relevant medical history can help guide your nutrition plan. We’ll also discuss your current eating habits, lifestyle, and goals.
Take the first step toward better health
See if your insurance covers nutrition counseling and get started with personalized support.
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