FAQ

Why choose Know It All Nutrition?

We strive to get YOU to Know It All About Nutrition specific to your needs. You will get personally tailored advice from experienced, educated and friendly registered dietitian nutritionists, the experts in nutrition. We counsel seniors, adults, teens and children.

We understand that individuals have their own unique lifestyle and health status so that is why at Know It All Nutrition, our RDNs will help you to master one of most essential elements for good health: a balanced plan. We work as a nutrition detective while looking for clues from your daily eating and exercise habits to maximize your success and desired outcome. Our comprehensive background in nutrition sciences will to help guide you on a path to achieving your health goals. Visit Our Services page.

Are we accepting new patients?

Yes, we welcome new patients.

Is nutrition counseling covered by health insurance?

Nutrition counseling is now an insurance benefit for many people whether they have diabetes, heart disease, weight issues or just looking for preventative nutrition care visits.

Know It All Nutrition accepts most major insurances. See Our Services page for more information.

Is there a difference between a “Nutritionist” and a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist?

Don’t you deserve the  highest level of nutrition counseling? Anyone without adequate training in nutrition, can call themselves a nutritionist, but only a registered dietitian (RD) or registered dietitian nutritionist (RDN) has completed multiple layers of education and training established by the Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics (ACEND). In addition to holding a bachelor’s degree, an RD or RDN must fulfill a specially designed, accredited nutrition curriculum, complete an extensive supervised program of practice at a health care facility, foodservice organization or community agency and pass a rigorous registration exam. What’s more, roughly half of all RDs and RDNs hold graduate degrees and many have certifications in specialized fields. Source: eatright.org

How do I get started and make an appointment?

Contact us by either email or telephone and we will respond to your request within 24-48 hours.

What are your office hours and cancellation policies?

We have daytime, evening and weekend hours. See cancellation policy under forms & resources.

What can I expect at my initial nutrition visit?

At your first appointment you might find that you do a lot of talking while the dietitian does a lot of the listening. Typically, this initial session can last between 90-120 minutes.

The first visit includes an assessment of overall health, medical history, medication and supplement usage, goal setting, weight and dieting history, activity/exercise routine, a review of favorite foods and eating habits.

Follow-up visits are scheduled according to individual needs and will focus on maintenance and monitoring your progress. These sessions can last between 15 to 90 minutes.

If I’m coming to see you for weight management, will I be required to purchase special foods, snacks or shakes?

No, we design a meal plan based off of your current lifestyle and food preferences. We believe having you part of this process is crucial to a positive outcome.