Meet with a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Covered By Your Insurance
Most health insurance providers, including Medicare and Medicaid, cover dietitian nutritionist services nationwide. In many cases, plans cover 100% of the cost, meaning you could see a dietitian for $0 out of pocket! Coverage depends on your specific plan, but Foodsmart partners with health insurance providers across the country to offer registered dietitian services for as little as $0 per visit. In fact, 99% of Foodsmart members pay nothing out of pocket.
Meet with a registered dietitian nutritionist covered by insurance today!
How to book a dietitian visit covered by insurance
Follow these simple steps and book your first visit:
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Visit foodsmart.com/schedule to book a phone or video visit with a dietitian nutritionist covered by your health plan.
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Choose a date & time that works for you.
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Locate your health insurance card and enter your member ID when prompted.
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Book your visit and enjoy no cost nutrition coaching.
How It works
If you are are covered by a qualifying health plan, you can meet with a personal nutrition coach — a registered dietitian — at no cost.
A nutrition coach can help you get food on the table and reach your health goals while sticking to your budget.
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Scheduled an appointment and select your plan.
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Have delicious, healthy food delivered to your door.
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Follow your personalized plan and celebrate your journey to better health.
Benefits of working with a Dietitian
Eating well doesn't have to be difficult or time consuming. With Foodsmart, you’ll gain a partner to guide you on your journey to better nutrition and help you create a budget-friendly meal plan that meets your health goals. Plus, it may be fully covered by your insurance plan!
Your dietitian is clinically trained to support your unique needs, including managing medical conditions like high blood pressure, weight loss diabetes, and more. Book your first visit today!
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Foodsmart?
Foodsmart is a personal nutrition program that helps members create a custom nutrition plan tailored to their unique health and wellness goals, and budget. We offer members a simple solution to managing their health and accomplishing their nutrition goals.
Foodsmart connects members with their own registered dietitian, a clinically-trained nutrition expert who is licensed to support common medical condition — like heart conditions, diabetes, cancer, digestive disorders like Celiac or irritable bowel disease, and obesity — with nutrition. Foodsmart's digital app helps members with meal planning, shopping on a budget, and food delivery.
Foodsmart connects members with their own registered dietitian, a clinically-trained nutrition expert who is licensed to support common medical condition — like heart conditions, diabetes, cancer, digestive disorders like Celiac or irritable bowel disease, and obesity — with nutrition. Foodsmart's digital app helps members with meal planning, shopping on a budget, and food delivery.
Are dietitian services covered by insurance? How much does it cost to meet with a dietitian?
Most health insurance plans including Medicare and Medicaid, cover dietitian nutritionist services nationwide. Foodsmart works with health insurance plans nationwide, so it costs 99% of members $0 out of pocket.
Do Medicare and Medicaid plans cover dietitian nutritionist services?
Foodsmart works with Medicare and Medicaid plans nation-wide to make nutrition counseling from registered dietitians available at no cost to members.
Is meeting with a dietitian worth it?
Absolutely! Dietitian visits are either 30 or 60 minutes to allow ample time to assess where you are currently, talk through concerns, and create a plan.
Your dietitian will start your first visit by asking about your current health goals, eating habits, medical/family history, food preferences, cooking skills, and more, to get a full picture of who you are and how they can set you up for success. From there, you'll create small, achievable goals and work with your nutrition coach to stay on-track!
During follow-up consultations, you will check in on progress, dive deeper into your personalized goals, and get help with any challenges you encounter along the way.
Your dietitian will start your first visit by asking about your current health goals, eating habits, medical/family history, food preferences, cooking skills, and more, to get a full picture of who you are and how they can set you up for success. From there, you'll create small, achievable goals and work with your nutrition coach to stay on-track!
During follow-up consultations, you will check in on progress, dive deeper into your personalized goals, and get help with any challenges you encounter along the way.
What's the difference between a dietitian and a nutritionist?
Remember: a square is a rectangle but a rectangle is not a square? Similarly, a dietitian is a nutritionist but a nutritionist is not a dietitian. A registered dietitian is the only clinically trained and licensed nutrition professional recognized nationally. They complete at least 4 years of school, 1200 internship hours, a national credentialing exam, and maintain continuing education. In contrast, there are no national qualifications to become a nutritionist. States have varying licensing and regulation requirements, while some states have no requirements. We choose registered dietitians to ensure the most credible nutrition guidance is available to you.
