A lot of serious health issues can be prevented or managed by making changes to your lifestyle and diet. Include a nutrition expert, a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN), in your healthcare team to help you achieve your best health.
Registered Dietitians bring expertise to the table. They hold a university degree from an accredited institution, with over four years of education, followed by extensive supervised practical training. They pass a national board registration exam and continuously update their knowledge throughout their careers. Upholding a professional code of ethics, Dietitians possess a unique skill set to guide individuals at all life stages toward healthier lifestyles.
Don’t settle for less than the best. Your body is with you for a lifetime, so learn to nourish it properly. Contact us today to schedule an appointment and experience the positive changes you can feel.
Please call us at 540.741.2210 or email outpatientdiabetesandnutrition@mwhc.com with questions or to schedule an appointment. Many insurance plans cover our services. Verify coverage with your insurer. Medicare details below.
Appointments are available Monday to Friday at Cosner’s Corner and Tuesday and Thursday at Stafford.
Diabetes and kidney disease nutrition counseling goals include:
What topics are covered in counseling sessions?
Medicare Part B fully covers Medical Nutrition Therapy for those with diabetes and kidney disease (excluding dialysis). In your first year, you could qualify for three hours of personalized therapy, followed by two hours each year. Book an appointment, and we'll handle the rest – including coordinating necessary lab work and physician orders with your doctor.
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