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Primary Children's Hospital Dietitian - Eccles

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This department offers

  • Nutrition services
Family at home eating

Fuel your health. Thrive with personalized nutrition care.

Our Nutrition Services clinic offers expert guided support that empowers you to make sustainable food and lifestyle choices. Whether you’re managing a chronic condition, looking for performance fueling strategies, or seeking preventive wellness, our team of registered dietitian nutritionists is dedicated to helping you lead a healthier, more vibrant life.
Learn more about Nutrition Services

Our providers

Nicole Gioiosa

Nicole Gioiosa, RD

Dietetics
PCH Dietitian - Eccles
801-662-5325
Nicole Brinton

Nicole Brinton, RD

Dietetics
Primary Children's Hospital Dietitian - Lehi
Sarah Tadros

Sarah Tadros, RD

Dietetics
PCH Dietitian - Eccles
Ashley Park

Ashley Park, RD

Dietetics
PCH Dietitian - Eccles

What we offer

Our Nutrition Services team provides comprehensive care in these key areas:

  • One on one consultations with a registered dietitian nutritionist

  • Tailored meal planning and habit based lifestyle change

  • In person appointments available

  • Collaborative integration with your broader health care team

  • Programs designed for every stage of life—children, adults, and seniors

Woman taking notes next to healthy veggies

Conditions we help address

We provide nutrition care for a wide range of health concerns, including:

  • Prediabetes and diabetes
  • Cardiovascular health and heart disease prevention
  • Kidney disease and gastrointestinal disorders
  • Weight management and metabolic health support
  • Bone health, osteoporosis and nutrition for aging
  • Pediatric growth and developmental nutrition
  • Pregnancy, postpartum and women’s hormonal health
    • Sports performance and recovery nutrition
  • Disordered eating, body image support, intuitive eating 
children eating together

Treatments & services we provide

Our clinic delivers evidence based, practical services designed to meet your unique needs:

  • Initial nutritional assessment
  • Personalized nutrition plans based on your goals and preferences
  • Group classes: Diabetes 101 (virtual and in-person), Way to Wellness (virtual)
  • Support for bariatric surgery (pre and post operative) and GLP 1 therapy nutrition guidance
  • Pediatric feeding support, allergy management, family nutrition
  • Sports/fuel optimization, hydration strategies, supplement guidance
  • Recovery oriented nutrition for illness, surgery or complex medical conditions
  • Disordered eating, body image support, intuitive eating

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